STEM racing (formerly F1 in Schools) is a global STEM competition in which National Champions from over 63 countries advance to the World Finals. There, the top young engineers will compete for the World Champion title and the honor of lifting the prestigious STEM Racing World Champions Trophy.
The challenge opens an exciting pathway for high school students to explore their interests in Engineering, Science, Marketing and Project Management careers. The students, a team of 3 to 6 members, work to design, make, and race the fastest F1 car of the future. Teams combine design and manufacturing skills with CAD/CAM technologies and creative marketing talent to promote and grow their team.