For this year's competition, head over to https://ukseds.org/ignition/national-rocketry-championship/
Overview
Teams will design and build a rocket to reach the highest apogee possible using any 29mm Cessaroni 2-grain motor. A payload is also required, plus bonus points to teams that can include a GPS module onboard their rocket and submit good quality GPS data. It is looking to be an exciting rocketry championship this year!
Check out our About section to find out more about the UKSEDS National Rocketry Championship, and how to compete.
Key Dates
| Teams Must Launch By | 11th July 2022 |
| Launch Report Due | 25th July 2022 |
Rules and Resources û
Find the brief, rules, templates and other resources here.
About û
Find out more about the UKSEDS National Rocketry Championship, and how to get involved.
Past Winners
| 2020/21 | Team Unspecific Impulse, University of Birmingham Space Society & Sunride Society Team, University of Sheffield |
| 2019/20 | Team Cranfield Space Agency, Cranfield University |
| 2018/19 | Team Enillwyr, University of South Wales |
| 2017/18 | Team UWEBAR, UWEBAR |
| 2016/17 | Team SPARK, SPARK |
| 2015/16 | Team Cranfield Space Program, CranSEDS |
| 2014/15 | Team UBSEDS, BristolSEDS |
| 2013/14 | Team Just Testing, StrathSEDS |
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Experienced Rocketeer?
If you have entered the UKSEDS National Rocketry Championships or have previous experience we are currently in the process of putting together a new challenge to test your skills so keep an eye out for that. Alternatively, If you would also like to help others into the world of rocketry why not join our team, if you are interested please email [email protected].