• 17-year-old student of the European School of Rhein Main
• Previously interned in Boeing Neu Isenberg HQ as an engineering intern in the UAM division
• Chief Technical Director, Manufacturing Engineer & Media manager of the team
the team
Felix Xu
• 16-years-old student of the European School of Rhein Main
• Driver for Seebach Motorsports competing in the Porsche Sports Cup
• Aerodynamics Performance manager
Leo Livius
• 16-year-old student of the European School of Rhein Main
• Proficient in Web designing and rendering
• Website manager and graphics designer
Dominik Meinhardt
• 17-year-old student of the European School of Rhein Main
• Previous AP and AR Intern at the European central bank (ECB)
• Finance and sponsorship manager of the team
Michael Oldenburg
• 16-year-old student of the Einhard-Gymnasium Aachen
• Former constructor of Team Nanox Racing (Vice champions in Regionals WEST 2025), joined the team after the regionals
• Technical adviser and project manager of the team
Konrad Nailis
• 16-year-old student of the European School Rhein Main
• Previous Social Media Analysis Intern at InterGest Worldwide
• Marketing manager of the team
Bo Pan
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stem racing
STEM RACING is one of the biggest global STEM competitions hosted by Formula 1, where student teams design, build, and race miniature F1 cars across a 20-meter track. The goal is simple, to develop the fastest car and build the best brand around it.
(Formally known as F1 in Schools)
Why STEM RACING?
To inspire students (9-19 years old) in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and provide hands-on experience in design, aerodynamics, and project management.
How it works?
Teams digitally design their race cars through CAD (computer-aided design) software, test their aerodynamic efficiency through CFD (Computational fluid dynamics) and manufacture them using advanced technologies like 3D printing or CNC to compete in thrilling races.
Who Participates?
The competition was first introduced in the UK in 1999 and today thousands of students from over 51 countries compete from regionals, nationals to global level. 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
