![]() Mimicking the world of a Formula One team, groups of students have to follow a pathway of engineering and manufacturing disciplines: design, analyse, test, make and race. It is about much more than cars, although the idea of being involved in car design has proved to be a powerful means of attracting even the most uninitiated students to discovering more about STEM. Here in Australia approximately 22,000 students are involved each year with over ten times that being exposed to the program and having access to the same classroom technology used by the students to design and build their cars.Įstablished in Australia in 2003, the F1 in Schools STEM Challenge is multi-faceted and multi-disciplined. The F1 in Schools STEM Challenge is the world’s foremost student competition for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.Įach year more than 17,000 schools in 51 nations take on the challenge of developing the world’s fastest miniature F1 car. ![]() The world’s most competitive STEM competition involving over 17,000 schools in 51 countries, Students design-make-race a miniature F1 car capable of 0-80 km/h in under 1 second.
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