The British Schools Karting Championship took a trip to Silverstone on 12th June to present a prize to one of the winning teams of the Formula Schools competition.

Formula Schools is a fantastic nation wide engineering programme where students design and build their own radio-controlled cars. The teams then prove the performance of their cars by racing them against other schools at the Formula Schools Race Day which was recently held at Silverstone.

The British Schools Karting Championship was on hand to present a prize to the Best Individual Team in the Building Bridges class. The prize of 3 team entries into the BSKC 2009 was won by Warriner School from Bloxham, Oxfordshire who are no doubt looking forward do racing in the BSKC next year.

Congratulations to Warriner and all the other schools at the Formula Schools Race Day. There were some truly impressive cars out there!

Did you know?
Lewis Hamilton started his career to F1 stardom by racing radio-controlled cars!