AETC — Advanced Engineering Technology Conference

Hundreds of professional race engine builders arrived early in Orlando for the AETC, which kicks off Race Industry Week. It is the oldest and most respected conference on new race engine technology in racing.

Race engine builders from around the US made the AETC a key part of their Race Industry Week to get a jumpstart on winning races in 2012.

Over 200 attendees turned out to learn from some of the motorsports world’s top engineering minds at the 22nd annual Advanced Engineering Technology Conference.

Taking place over the course of three days prior to the PRI Show in Orlando, FL, this year’s AETC featured no fewer than 10 speakers delivering seminars on subjects ranging from airflow technology to valve train design and emissions standards, all within this year’s topic of “The Latest Advancements & Developments in Engine Performance Technology.”

“Each speaker brought something different to the table,” said event organizer Tammy Holland. “Both the variety of companies represented and the topics covered kept the content fresh and interesting each day.”

Engine builder Ted Papuga of Opel Engineering in Streamwood, IL, agreed. “I learned from everybody, they used language that I understood while also speaking in a way that was very informative. I’ve been to the conference every year that it has been in Orlando, and people always want to know what it was like and who was there,” he said.

Mark your calendars for the 23rd AETC, taking place on November 26-28, 2012, once again just before the PRI Show in Orlando.

For more information, visit www.aetconline.com or call 866/893-2382.