Safety cages Archives - Managing Composites https://managingcomposites.com/blog/tag/safety-cages/ Thu, 17 Jul 2025 12:51:50 +0000 es hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://managingcomposites.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/cropped-MC_ICONO_V2-32x32.jpg Safety cages Archives - Managing Composites https://managingcomposites.com/blog/tag/safety-cages/ 32 32 Managing Composites joins FIA Technical List Nº 35 for motorsport safety structures https://managingcomposites.com/blog/managing-composites-joins-fia-technical-list-no-35/ Thu, 17 Jul 2025 12:51:33 +0000 https://managingcomposites.com/?p=257980 Managing Composites has been officially included in the FIA Technical List Nº 35 — a recognition as one of only 25 companies worldwide authorized to perform structural calculations for FIA-homologated safety cages. A mark of trust that reflects Managing Composites’ commitment to precision, safety, and engineering excellence in motorsport.

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Motorsport is one of the most demanding environments in engineering — where fractions of a second matter, and where safety is not an option, but a requirement.

We’re proud to share that Managing Composites has been officially included in the FIA Technical List Nº 35, a list that features only 25 companies worldwide.

This prestigious recognition by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) authorizes Managing Composites to perform calculations for safety cages (also known as roll cages) in vehicles requiring FIA homologation — from rally to GT, to endurance and formula series.

 

A safety cage or roll cage inside a white car.

FIA-homologated safety cages are mandatory in most motorsport disciplines. Image credit: forgeracing.pl

Not just another milestone — a benchmark of trust

Inclusion in the FIA Technical List Nº 35 means that our structural calculations and simulations meet the world’s strictest standards. Every model, assumption, and material behavior prediction must be validated through a meticulous and independent technical review.

 

From simulation to certification — no shortcuts

Joining this exclusive list is not just a checkbox. It is the result of years of applied research, precision engineering, and a relentless commitment to doing things the right way, every time. Our team of engineers, analysts, and designers has mastered the complete lifecycle of safety structure development — from early CAD feasibility to homologation-ready documentation.

 

Racing car cockpit with safety cage structure

Safety cage simulations must be extremely precise to meet all requirements and ensure occupant safety

 

Most of the projects we work on are confidential with very few exceptions. But the type of engineering we deliver for leading manufacturers and motorsport teams demands the highest technical guarantees, including FIA approval.

For Managing Composites, it’s both an honour and a responsibility to contribute to this level of innovation, to be included in such an exclusive list, and to take part in some of the most advanced automotive and motorsport programmes in the world.

 

Proud to be FIA-approved. Peer-reviewed. Track-ready.

 

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