Jonathan Halopeau
Team PrincipalLeads the project: meetings, tasks and everyone’s progress.
LinkedInAt the Technoparc, a stone’s throw from the Bugatti circuit, four students design, build and present their own mini F1 car. Help us reach the starting line.
A miniature F1 car that goes from 0 to 80 km/h in under 2 seconds, over just 24 metres. It is the world’s largest engineering competition for school and university students.
The car is designed in Fusion and built using 3D printing.
Identity, communication, exhibition stand and partner outreach.
The project is presented to a jury of industry professionals.
Partnering with JLMJ Factory is more than a logo on a car: it is an investment in young people, and a way to gain visibility with a young audience, schools and the automotive world.
Become a partnerLeads the project: meetings, tasks and everyone’s progress.
LinkedInDesigns and builds the car in CAD. Styling and aerodynamics.
LinkedInCreates the visual identity and presents the project to companies.
LinkedInBuilds the financial forecast and tracks income and expenses.
LinkedInJ for Jonathan, L for Louis, M for Mathilde, J for Juliette. Four initials, one car, and all our passion poured into it.
“Factory”, because everything is imagined, designed and built by us, just like in a real racing factory.
Our goal: qualify for the national final and fly our colours against the best teams in France.
The big day is here: the team is in front of the jury!
To get there, we need funding.
Your support covers:
Design, manufacturing and materials.
Website, design software, merchandise.
Mandatory at the national final.
Clothing in the team’s colours.
If we qualify: accommodation and travel come on top.
Thank you to the companies driving with us all the way to the starting line.
You can also support us with equipment, services or expertise. Let’s talk
The bigger your support, the more visible your logo.
Patronage (mécénat): capped at €20,000 or 0.5% of turnover excluding VAT (whichever is higher), with any excess carried forward over 5 years.
Sponsorship: deductible from profits as a business expense, provided it is made in the company’s interest.
French tax rules. Patronage subject to the association’s eligibility (art. 238 bis of the French General Tax Code). Sponsorship: art. 39, 1, 7° of the same code. Please confirm with your accountant; companies outside France should check their local rules.Team, goals, budget and partner benefits: our full sponsorship pack (in French).
Everything a company wants to know before supporting us.
It is the world’s largest engineering competition for school and university students, held in 40 countries. Each team designs, builds and races a miniature F1 car that goes from 0 to 80 km/h in under 2 seconds on a 24-metre track. Teams are also judged on their brand, their stand and their presentation to a jury of professionals.
Four students from Le Mans, France: Jonathan, Louis, Mathilde and Juliette, united in the JLMJ Factory non-profit association. We handle everything ourselves: CAD design, 3D-printed manufacturing, communication and partner outreach.
It funds the car (design, manufacturing, materials), communication (website, software, merchandise), the mandatory stand at the national final and team kit. If we qualify, accommodation and travel come on top. Our forecast budget for the national season is €7,091, detailed in our sponsorship pack.
Visibility with a young audience, schools and the automotive world: your logo on our materials and features on our social media (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook) and on this website. It is also a concrete way to invest in young people and in tomorrow’s engineering talent.
There is no minimum: every contribution counts. The bigger your support, the more visible your logo, across four tiers: €1 to €100, €100 to €499, €500 to €1,499, and €1,500 and above.
Yes! You can become an in-kind partner by providing equipment, a service or expertise, like Garage de la Renaissance. Your logo then appears among our partners, marked “In-kind partner”.
Under French rules, sponsorship can be deducted from profits as a business expense when made in the company’s interest. Patronage (mécénat) may give a 60% tax reduction, but only if our association meets the eligibility conditions; its official registration is in progress. Companies based outside France should check their local rules. We recommend confirming your situation with your accountant.
Send us a message using the form below, email jlmjfactory@icloud.com or call Jonathan on +33 7 57 40 38 74. We will get back to you quickly and build the partnership that suits you together.
Let’s talk about what we can build together. Every contribution, big or small, brings us closer to the starting line.