The 2022 F1 in Schools World Champions recount their experiences across their four year journey
Javier from UK team Eclipse gives us his perspective of the 2022 F1 in Schools World Finals.
The team are the seventh from Australia to be crowned F1 in Schools World Champions.
It's been spoken about by teams frequently over the past few days. We take a deeper dive on biomimicry within F1 in Schools.
Analysis by Off The Track has revealed interesting information on the performance of teams at the 2022 F1 in Schools World Finals.
Find out all the details about the 17th F1 in Schools World Finals at the Silverstone Circuit, UK
Formula 1's STEM competition to feature in the game as part of a new partnership with Frontier Developments
Meet the 50+ teams competing at this year’s edition of the F1 in Schools World Finals
The 2022 F1 in Schools UK National Finals will be held at the NEC in Birmingham in January 2023.
The event will be the first in-person World Finals since the pandemic began.
The event will be the first in-person National Final to be held in Australia in two years.
The peak body for the engineering profession in Australia will award STEM students at state and national competitions with certification.
The inaugural Primary Class World Finals will be held virtually, while an F1 in Schools World Final could be held in person in Melbourne in 2023.
How Williams Racing is helping F1 in Schools students develop their engineering talents
Torsion testing for front and rear wings will also be mandated with the new World Final regulations.
2020 F1 in Schools World Champions, Britannia Red, share their experiences from the virtual World Finals.
Britannia Red from Robert May's Schools, England become World Champions as Quintolux, Ireland come second and Nebula, Australia third.
In three of the last five World Finals the knock-out winners have gone on to become World Champions.
Analysis from Off The Track reveals some information you don't see on the leaderboards.
