Our winning car:
2023 London North Regional Finals: After immense effort from the team, we peaked above the rest in our Entry Class Triumph, securing 1st Place and the Best Engineered Car award.
Who are we?
Meet Genesis Racing. A team of six talented 14-15 year-olds, ready to prove themselves in the prestigious F1 in schools competition, a competition designed to implement key ideals of hard-work, determination, innovation and teamwork; the very bloodline of Genesis Racing. In this competition, we create a miniature F1 Car, a work of art, a result of the merit of our iterative design process, testing with CFD (professional-grade software) and manufacturing using a combination of CAD and 3D Printing. This is whilst being 100% self-sufficient which is why we need your help.
Team Roles:
Sanay Godha: Team Manager/Car Designer
James Saldanha: Lead CFD Tester, Car Designer
Shubh Gupta: Business/Enterprise Manager
Advay Rajaram: Lead Graphic Designer
Aryan Pothapregada: Portfolio Manager
Rohan Pasari: Graphics Designer
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Beyoncé's Hot Laps Helmet
After our Entry Class Regionals triumph, we secured the Hot Laps helmet of legendary singer/songwriter Beyoncé's crash helmet, a great souvenir of our efforts.
Entry Class Winners
The core for our strive to success. Our efforts incarnated with a win in our first - ever competition.
Best Engineered Car
Our combined efforts, from every aspect, from our design sketches to our CFD testing won us this esteemed award.
What is F1 in Schools?
F1 in Schools is a global educational competition where teams of students design, manufacture, and race miniature Formula 1 cars. Participants use CAD/CAM software to create their car designs, which are then tested in a wind tunnel and manufactured using CNC machines. The competition aims to enhance students' skills in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) while also developing teamwork, project management, and business skills, as teams must also create portfolios, presentations, and secure sponsorships. The event culminates in high-speed races on a 20-metre track, simulating the thrills of Formula 1 racing.Here are some of the finales of previous years, with teams travelling in from all over the globe...
Virtual World Finals 2021
Singapore World Finals 2023
"You can knock me down but I
get up twice as strong"
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