Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has launched its online F1 in Schools program for students across the Emirates under the Yas in Schools initiative. It is an annual, nationwide program that offers schools a path into project-based STEM learning programs. It provides students from the age of 6 years and up with the opportunity to learn and apply their skills within science, technology, engineering and mathematics to build their F1-inspired racing brand and design a model racing car.
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The F1 Test Driver Challenge, part of Formula 1’s initiative to inspire the next generation of talented young students to continue developing their STEM skills and pursue careers within the field, is set to find the top teams from schools in the UAE to compete in the Yas in Schools National Finals 2023 later this year. The program has generated immense interest this year, with over 21,000 students taking part in the initiative so far.
Students aged between 12-15 years can enter their F1 Test Driver team for free, with the deadline to submit their entry for the 2023 National Finals closing on Sunday, 21st May, one month before the final event at Yas Marina Circuit.
