2025 STEM Racing Thailand National Finals Set for Bangkok
The national finals of the world's largest STEM competition will take place from October 9 to 12, featuring teams from across Thailand and neighboring countries.
The 2025 STEM Racing Thailand National Finals, which receives support from Formula 1, is scheduled to take place in Bangkok from October 9 to 12.
STEM Racing is recognized as the world’s largest STEM competition, focusing on the design, construction, and racing of miniature Formula 1-style cars.
Participants utilize advanced techniques such as 3D modeling and wind tunnel testing, integrating engineering principles with practical skills applicable to real-world scenarios.
This year's competition is themed "The Future of Formula 1 Begins Here – One Race at a Time," and it is designed to empower students by promoting STEM education alongside hands-on challenges.
The event will feature participation from top teams across Thailand, competing alongside international teams from neighboring countries.
The four-day event will include several race tracks, LED displays, and exhibitions that showcase the innovations derived from students’ designs and projects.
Registration for the competition is currently open to schools, academies, and independent teams, and it is available for participants aged 5 to 19.
STEM Racing is recognized as the world’s largest STEM competition, focusing on the design, construction, and racing of miniature Formula 1-style cars.
Participants utilize advanced techniques such as 3D modeling and wind tunnel testing, integrating engineering principles with practical skills applicable to real-world scenarios.
This year's competition is themed "The Future of Formula 1 Begins Here – One Race at a Time," and it is designed to empower students by promoting STEM education alongside hands-on challenges.
The event will feature participation from top teams across Thailand, competing alongside international teams from neighboring countries.
The four-day event will include several race tracks, LED displays, and exhibitions that showcase the innovations derived from students’ designs and projects.
Registration for the competition is currently open to schools, academies, and independent teams, and it is available for participants aged 5 to 19.
