14/07/2026
Every message like this reminds me why I started this project.
Creating this CAN Bus training wasn't just about teaching a protocol.
It was about shortening the learning curve for engineers who dream of working with modern vehicles and motorsport.
Today, our students come from many different backgrounds:
🏎️ Motorsport engineers
🚗 Automotive engineers
🤖 Robotics engineers
⚙️ Automation specialists
🎓 Engineering students preparing for their first opportunity
Different careers.
Different countries.
One common goal: becoming better engineers.
Reading messages like this makes every late night spent writing the book, recording the lessons, designing the practical exercises, and building the software completely worth it.
One comment from Greg particularly caught my attention:
"I wish I had found your course a year ago..."
That sentence means a lot.
Because if this course can save someone months—or even years—of trial and error, then it has already achieved exactly what I wanted when I started building it.
🇯🇵 Next week I'll be in Tokyo with DS PENSKE for the Formula E race weekend.
During the event I'll be sharing more engineering insights from inside the paddock, and I'm also preparing something special for engineers in Japan.
If you've ever wanted to understand how modern race cars really communicate, this is just the beginning.
The free CAN Bus lesson is available through the link in the comments.