Silverstone Park occupier Enovation Consulting has achieved a second consecutive King’s Award for Enterprise – this time in Sustainable Development.
The recognition adds to the King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade that Enovation received last autumn.
Based in Silverstone Park’s Innovation Centre, Enovation was founded by former Formula 1 engineer Dr Cristiana Pace and ex-F1 mechanic and team manager Jamie Dye.
The consultancy has built a global reputation for combining technical expertise with purpose‑driven impact, supporting organisations across motorsport, football, tennis, sailing and athletics.
The King’s Award judging panel recognised Enovation’s progress in environmental and social sustainability, including its B‑Corp certification, FIA 3‑Star Environmental Accreditation and a commitment to measuring and reducing its carbon footprint since 2023.
The company also delivers STEM and green‑skills outreach to schools nationally and internationally, alongside sustainability frameworks and impact assessments for major sporting bodies (pictured during a Girls On Track event).
Cristiana said the award reflects the Enovation team’s long‑term mission to embed sustainability into sport and high‑performance engineering.
She commented: “Winning a second King’s Award is a powerful validation of the work we do from our base at Silverstone Park.
“It shows that sustainability and performance can go hand in hand – and that sport can be a catalyst for wider change.”
Cristiana added: “Our goal has always been to help organisations make measurable, meaningful progress. This recognition motivates us to push even further.”
Enovation’s second King’s Award follows just weeks after the company was voted ‘Silverstone Business of the Year’ at last month’s SME Northamptonshire Business Awards.
