INDIA IS DRIVEN TO SUCCEED

Following on from the article in the last edition of The Lion, we are pleased to announce that India Print has also been successful in securing a place on the BWT Alpine F1 Team’s Girls’ mentoring scheme.

BWT Alpine F1 Team, with support from Motorsport UK and Girls on Track UK, has launched a new mentoring scheme and invited secondary school-aged girls in Year 9, who aspire to work in motorsport, to apply.

The mentoring scheme has been designed for future motorsport professionals interested in factory, office and engineering roles. Individuals selected to enter the scheme will have a BWT Alpine F1 Team member as their dedicated mentor. The mentor will provide guidance and support via regular video conferences and face-to-face meet-ups, giving regular advice and encouragement.

India has recently joined Mantis F1 in Schools team, which has

Here, we ask India…

Why did you apply?

I have always been interested in F1 and design from a young age and have recently decided to pursue it as a career.

What does it mean to you to have been chosen for the scheme?

It means a great deal, because it opens doors for me to learn more about engineering and design.

India attended the launch event held at BWT Alpine F1 Team in Enstone, Oxfordshire. She is also hoping to secure a work experience placement at Aston Martin in Gaydon, working in the design studios. We are all very proud of her achievements