We 3D Printed Parts for a Jet Engine Dragster with Larsen Motorsports. @markforged
We 3D Printed Parts for a Jet Engine Dragster with Larsen Motorsports.  @markforged
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
280 miles per hour. No brakes, just parachutes.

In the high-speed, high-stakes world of jet engine drag racing, manufacturing quality parts is a matter of life and death. Just ask Josette Roach, one of only five female jet dragster drivers in the entire world.

Josette Roach and Brian Tocci of @LarsenMotorsports saw the need to create a custom steering wheel for Josette's jet car that would fit her hands exactly. Enter Markforged, and our Simulation software, which allowed the team at Larsen to build this part with top-end accuracy.

Learn more about what Simulation can do for you: bit.ly/learn-more-about-simulation
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We 3D Printed Parts for a Jet Engine Dragster with Larsen Motorsports.

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