The William Kimberley Green Tech Award

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Barrie Colvin, Technical Director, Ru-Bix Advanced Materials, accepts the Green Tech award for its flagship Halo-S tooling board at the WMS24 and the team from Syensco accept it att the WMS25 for their Bio resin used on the Mercedes W16 F1 car.
Eligibility & Who Can Enter
📌 Who the award is for
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The Green Tech Award at the World Motorsport Symposium recognises engineers, teams, and technical innovators driving meaningful environmental progress within the motorsport industry.
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This category is open to individuals or organisations developing sustainable technologies, processes, or systems that reduce environmental impact while maintaining or enhancing competitive performance.
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If you or your team have delivered a breakthrough green technology, sustainability-focused innovation, or measurable environmental improvement within the past 12 months, we encourage you to submit your entry.
📌 General eligibility
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You don’t need to be based in a particular country — entries can come from anywhere in the world.
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This award is aimed at motorsport engineers, sustainability specialists, R&D teams, manufacturers, suppliers, and technical innovators actively contributing to environmentally responsible advancements within motorsport.
📌 Entry requirements
To enter the award, nominees are expected to:
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Demonstrate active involvement in motorsport engineering or sustainability-focused technology development (a brief CV or company profile is typically required).
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Provide clear, verifiable evidence of positive environmental impact — such as carbon reduction, energy efficiency gains, sustainable materials adoption, waste reduction, or lifecycle improvements.
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Submit a written statement (approximately 400 words) outlining:
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The innovation or initiative
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The environmental challenge it addresses
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Measurable outcomes or data
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Why it represents a significant step forward for sustainable motorsport
📌 How entries are judged
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Entries are reviewed by a panel of industry experts, sustainability leaders, and senior technical figures within motorsport.
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Judges will evaluate submissions based on:
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Demonstrable environmental impact
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Innovation and originality
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Technical excellence
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Scalability and long-term sustainability potential
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Contribution to advancing responsible engineering practices in motorsport
📩 Submission method
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Typically submissions are sent by email to the organisers (e.g., info@worldmotorsportsymposium.com) before the published deadline.
If your work is shaping a more sustainable future for motorsport, this is your opportunity to gain international recognition and showcase your impact on the global stage.

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