What does AERO mean in ENERGY

AERO stands for Alternative Energy Racing Organization - a non profit organization that focuses on promoting the use of alternative energy sources and technologies in motorsports. AERO's mission is to create a competition platform where teams can showcase their innovations and push the boundaries of performance, efficiency and sustainability in racing.

Joining AERO is easy! You can visit our website at www.aero-racing.org to register and become a member. Once you have registered, you will be able to access all the resources available here including information about upcoming races, events, news, updates and more.

Yes, there are certain costs associated with being an active participant in our organization such as registration fees for competitions and transportation costs associated with attending events as well as other miscellaneous expenses. However, these expenses are usually offset by sponsorships from industry partners like automotive companies and technology providers.

Yes, AERO offers several different classes of vehicles ranging from electric-powered touring cars to hydrogen-powered prototype racers. Each class has its own regulations depending on size, weight and power requirements so make sure you review the rules carefully before entering any race event.

Yes, all participants must be 18 years or older to enter into any AERO sanctioned race event due to safety precautions that need to be taken into consideration while operating high powered vehicles at speed on public roads or closed tracks.

All proceeds from entry fees are used towards organizing the event itself such as hiring staff and setting up infrastructure such as tracks or road surfaces. Any additional funds will go towards supporting programs that encourage diversity in engineering while also helping teams find sponsorships and develop their own projects through grants or awards programs set up by AERO’s official partners.

Yes! We offer free introductory courses which provide newcomers with basic knowledge about alternative energy sources as well as technical insight into how vehicles used in racing operate both on track and off track safely. These courses can be taken online or enrolled in at your local track if it provides one-on-one instruction during designated sessions.

Absolutely! We welcome volunteers who would like to help out during organizational events such as setup days at each race meeting or even lend a hand when we need an extra pair of hands running errands off site during the course of any particular weekend competition schedule. You can also get involved at official events through our corporate volunteering program which helps organizations looking for meaningful ways to support our work.

Yes – modification of vehicles within regulations is encouraged but not mandatory unless stated otherwise by distance restriction rules issued by local authorities regarding certain classes of vehicles (which may take precedence over general regulations). If you are unsure whether modifications are allowed please contact a member of staff before making any changes.

Not always - it really depends on what type of car you currently have available as well as what specific class it falls under under current regulations outlined by each event/track organizer since all races must adhere to safety standards set forth by applicable governing bodies such as FIA/FIM (if relevant). For further assistance please contact your nearest regional representative regarding details specific to your vehicle.