Young Engineers Blaze the Track at F1 in Schools Entry Class Competition

Our Year 2 students participated in an adrenaline-filled and inspiring F1 in Schools Entry Class event, showcasing creativity, engineering excellence, and team spirit. The event, which has been embedded into our Year 2 curriculum for many years now, is part of the global F1 in Schools STEM Challenge and gives students a unique opportunity to experience the excitement of Formula 1 racing while developing key skills in engineering, design, marketing, and teamwork. 
 

F1 in Schools is an internationally acclaimed competition where students design, build, and race miniature Formula 1 cars using CAD/CAM software, bringing the world of motorsport into the classroom in an exciting and educational way.

This year’s competition saw an impressive lineup of talent, with teams demonstrating innovation in design and professionalism in presentation. Following two months of tireless preparation, the teams competed firstly with Class Races and then in Race day. The top honors were awarded to the following outstanding teams:

Overall Winners – Entry Class 2025:

• 1st Place: Avengers 2R
• 2nd Place: Fusion of Illusion 2G
• 3rd Place: Drift Kings 2W
• Special Award Winners:
• Best Engineered Car: Drift Kings 2W
• Best Group Photo: Avengers 2R
• Knockout Race Winners: Liquid Motion 2G
• Fastest Car: FlameBlaze 2W
• Best Verbal/Video Presentation: Ascend Racers 2B
• Best Pit Display: FireStarters 2Y
• Best Portfolio: Avengers 2R
• Enterprise Award: Ascend Racers 2B
• Sponsorship Award: Vouroumen 2W
• Best Team Identity: Avengers 2R
• Judges’ Special Award: Ioanna Ioannou 2Y

The event not only celebrated the technical achievements of these young innovators but also recognized their entrepreneurial flair, communication skills, and ability to work as cohesive teams under pressure.

The Department is proud to see such a high level of talent, dedication, and sportsmanship on display. F1 in Schools doesn’t just build race cars—it builds confidence, collaboration, and resilience.

The School would like to thank all businesses who sponsored the individual teams in their endeavours and New York Sweets for providing treats on the day of the event.

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