NOPE Engineering returns to PMWE with new projects and technologies
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NOPE Engineering’s first participation in 2025 provided an important opportunity to engage with the international market, meet new companies, develop new contacts and receive highly positive feedback.
For this reason, in 2026 NOPE Engineering has chosen to invest even further in the event, with a 14-square-metre stand and a stronger, more structured presence designed to showcase the company’s capabilities, services and products in greater detail.
The decision comes at a particularly important time for NOPE Engineering, as the company is working on several new projects and entering a further phase of business development.
“Returning to PMWE with a larger stand and a stronger presence was a decision we considered carefully, especially as it represents a significant investment for our company,” explains Erik Turlejski, Co-Founder of NOPE Engineering. “However, after what we experienced last year, we believe it is a necessary investment and, above all, one that is consistent with the stage of development we are currently in. PMWE is one of the few events where you can meet companies and professionals representing virtually every area of motorsport under one roof. For us, it is therefore an important showcase, but above all a concrete opportunity to develop new relationships and make more people aware of what we do.”
The evolution of NOPE Engineering will be one of the key elements of the company’s presence at PMWE 2026.
During the event, NOPE Engineering will present several new developments that have been in the making over the past months, some of which will be unveiled in the coming weeks. This development path increasingly includes sensor technology and electronics, two areas in which NOPE Engineering is investing to further expand its offering and develop products and solutions for the motorsport and automotive industries.
At the same time, the company’s growth is also driven by the expansion of its technical capabilities and its ability to operate across different areas of the engineering and motorsport supply chain.
“Over the past few years, we have worked hard to build a company capable of offering a range of different and complementary skills,” Turlejski continues. “Today, NOPE Engineering is becoming increasingly recognised internationally not only for its engineering activities and trackside support, but also for CAD and FEM design, motorsport cabling and, increasingly, electronics and sensor technology. Over the past months, we have established contacts and started supporting several leading companies in motorsport in these areas. This is an important signal for us and shows that the work we have done to diversify and strengthen our capabilities is starting to pay off.”
PMWE 2026 will therefore be more than just an opportunity to present new products. It will also be an important moment to showcase the evolution of NOPE Engineering, which is increasingly active across different areas of motorsport: from trackside support to engineering, from design to cabling production, and now also the development of electronic and sensor solutions.
“Last year, we left PMWE with many new contacts and the feeling that there was still a lot of room for us to grow,” Turlejski concludes. “This year, we want to take another step forward. We have new projects, new products and new capabilities to present, and we believe this is the right time to showcase them to an international audience.”
For NOPE Engineering, the event in Cologne will therefore be another opportunity to engage with the international motorsport community and showcase a company that continues to evolve, with the goal of turning the growth achieved over recent years into new opportunities for the future.
The new products and technologies that NOPE Engineering will present at Professional Motorsport World Expo 2026 will be unveiled in the coming weeks.
