The Pioneering and Innovation Award shortlist highlights four groundbreaking initiatives in motorsport technology. The nominees include Google and Formula E’s AI Hackathon, which set a Guinness World Record, and Pirelli’s introduction of FSC-certified tyres. Also recognised is STEM Racing, backed by Formula 1, which engages students in STEM careers, and the University of Warwick’s Waste2Race project, creating a sewage-powered race car. Winners will be announced at the Autosport Awards in London on January 29.

The Pioneering and Innovation Award honours those who push the boundaries of technology, sustainability, and diversity in motorsport. As a sector that thrives on innovation, these awards reflect the advances made within the industry. Nominations are evaluated based on their potential impact and contribution to advancing the sport on a global scale, showcasing the importance of technological advancement and education in motorsports.

The nominated projects for this year’s Pioneering and Innovation Award exemplify the essence of progress in motorsport. From enhancing sustainability to encouraging youth participation in STEM fields, these innovations are poised to reshape the future of the industry. Announcements of the winners at the Autosport Awards will highlight the leading edge of motorsport technology and education.

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