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FAQ
​Frequently Asked Questions

Where could STEM Racing take you?​
As a team you will register to take part in your local Regional Final where you will compete against other teams from your area. Regional winners will go through to the UK National Final to compete again against other regional winners for the title of UK National Champions. This process is repeated around the world in over 63 countries where National Champions from every country are invited to compete at the World Finals where they will go head to head to become the F1 in Schools World Champions and lift the F1 in Schools World Champions trophy.
Can our school register more than 1 team?
Yes a school / organisation can register up to 5 teams for a regional final 
How many students can be in the team?
A team must consist of a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 6 team members.
How much does it cost to enter?
The cost to enter the STEM Racing regional final is £25 + VAT per team for Entry Class and £100 + VAT per team for Development and Professional Class teams. This entry fee is non-refundable and must be paid in full before your regional final date.
Do we have to compete at a regional final?
No you can still take part in STEM Racing within school, but please let us know that you are doing the project even if you decide not to compete.
Does our car have to be made from the official STEM Racing Model Block?
Yes teams are only permitted to manufacture their cars from the official STEM Racing Model Block.   This will be checked at scrutineering at the Regional Final.  
Are there any age limits?
STEM Racing is open to anyone aged 9 – 19 years old. There are 3 classes of entry; The Entry Class is aimed at the 9-14 age group, a perfect KS3 project.  The Development and Professional Classes are aimed at the 9-19 age group and are perfect projects for KS3 and KS4. 

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  • Home
  • Primary
    • Why go for it?
    • How does it work? >
      • DESIGN
      • MAKE
      • ASSEMBLE
      • TEST
      • RACE
    • Formula 1® Team Nets
    • Resources
    • Equipment
  • SECONDARY
    • Manufacturing Centres
    • F1 in Schools Centre of Excellences
    • FAQ
    • Case Studies
  • COMPETITION
    • Registration
    • Payment
    • Events / Calendar
    • Rules & Regs
    • Downloads
    • Judges
    • PARTNER RESOURCES >
      • Official Equipment from Denford LTD
      • Ansys
      • Autodesk Software >
        • Fusion Fundamentals
      • Suggested Lenovo Products
      • Pirelli
      • Young STEM Leader
  • Media
    • The Main Straight Podcast
    • News
    • World Finals
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Ireland