RC Vision

RC Vision uses radio-controlled car racing to engage young people in STEM education, inspiring them to explore diverse future careers.

 

 

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Who are we?

RC Vision uses radio-controlled car racing to engage young people in STEM education, inspiring them to explore diverse future careers. RC Vision’s mission is to provide accessible, inclusive, and radio-controlled car racing activities to children and young people of all backgrounds to explore the world of science and engineering.

Age

8 years old+

Location

Nationwide

What do we do?

Through hands-on participation, reflective learning, and competitions, students develop problem-solving abilities, resilience, teamwork, and a greater understanding of STEM career pathways.

You can engage with RC vision through:

Pop-up Tracks: Find RC Vision at events across the UK on their website.

STEM workshops, programmes, schools and holiday clubs: Participants will work in groups to design, build, and fine-tune their cars, learning about suspension, chassis stiffness, tires, alignment, gearing, aerodynamics, and weight distribution to maximise their performance. The activities are tailored to different age groups, from various key stages to adults.

Want to get involved?

You can check out their website or contact RC Vision below to find out more.

How much does it cost?

Workshops are from £500 per day, with longer programmes, including 3D printing and customisation, at approximately £3,200 per year. Prices are flexible based on the provider’s needs and funding. Schools and holiday clubs cost £15 per person.

Funded by the educational provider.

Find out more Contact us Become a volunteer

Become a Volunteer

 If you have knowledge or interest in youth work, STEM, motorsport, or event management, RC Vision is looking for volunteers to support their events.

Apply here

Hear from Andy Hyde, CEO of RC Vision Racing

My advice for anyone exploring motorsport is to remember that careers rarely follow a straight path. They’re more like stepping stones—each skill you gain can lead you in new and exciting directions. Thats why at RC Vision, we make it our mission to show you how teamwork, resilience, and creative problem-solving on the track and in the pits translate into real career pathways—boosting your confidence, fuelling a sense of belonging, and opening doors you never knew were available to you.

Hear from Aisha, a year 10 student who competed an RC Vision program:

It was so fun and interesting, some of the crashes were wild! I learned all about motorsport engineering, and I also realised that you don’t have to stick to just one career your whole life. I’ve learned about my skill set—and how if you start with racing, you can do pretty much anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Inclusion Hub, developed by Motorsport UK and Mission 44, simplifies access to motorsport opportunities for young people, educators, and underrepresented groups. It offers clear pathways into the sport through volunteering, education, career resources, and community-building opportunities.

The Inclusion Hub is available to anyone looking to find opportunities in motorsport. However, the platform is aimed at young people that are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM).

The Inclusion Hub will help Motorsport UK and its partners deliver on their mission to make motorsport more inclusive, diverse, and accessible. By providing a comprehensive digital hub, we can ensure that young people, regardless of background, have the tools and opportunities they need to thrive in motorsport.

Use the platform’s search and filter tools to explore opportunities based on location, interest, or type (e.g., clubs, volunteering, jobs, or education programmes).

The platform highlights job boards, career guides, webinars, tips, and scholarships. You can also connect with industry leaders and organisations to build your network. Additionally, the platform features extracurricular programmes that can help you build valuable skills and enhance your CV—qualities that employers in the motorsport industry highly value. These programmes include volunteering, club participation, and hands-on experience through STEM-related initiatives, all designed to give you a competitive edge in your career development.

The hub is regularly updated with new opportunities, resources, and success stories to ensure users have the latest information available.
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