The
F1 in Schools STEM Challenge is an international competition in which students aged 9-19 design, simulate, build, and race miniature future Formula One cars. Each year, over 26,000 schools from 40 different countries participate in the challenge. In the United States, teams compete in Regionals, advance to Nationals, and then build up to the World Finals.
The
Roosevelt Racers is a high school team representing
Eleanor Roosevelt High School in New York City. The team is a collaborative effort among students, administration, teachers, entrepreneurs, experts, mentors, and corporate sponsors.
In 2017, as a rookie team, the Roosevelt Racers placed second in the New York Super Regional Competition and placed 9th overall in the National competition held in Austin, Texas.
Currently, the team is expanding and actively recruiting members. We are in the process of making a team dedicated to promoting
F1 in Schools and
STEM education.
