STEM Racing is a Formula One-inspired engineering education program that teaches high school students professional car design, 3D CAD modeling, CFD simulation, and aerodynamics through hands-on learning and international competition.

What age groups does STEM Racing serve?

STEM Racing serves students ages 9-19 through four program levels: Primary Class (9-11), Entry Class (11-14), Development Class (14-16), and Professional Class (16-19).

What software and tools do students learn?

Students learn professional engineering tools including TinkerCAD for 3D modeling, CAD software for professional design, CFD simulation for aerodynamic analysis, CNC machining, and 3D printing technologies.

Is STEM Racing similar to Formula One academies?

Yes, STEM Racing teaches the same professional engineering methods used by Formula One teams, including aerodynamic design, CFD simulation, and production-grade manufacturing techniques.

Real Results

Student Outcomes

See how STEM Racing develops engineers, builders, leaders, and thinkers. Our students don't just learn—they compete, create, and excel.

1,200+

Students Trained

Across all class levels from Primary to Professional

95%

Program Completion

Students completing their chosen STEM Racing class

87%

Skill Development

Improvement in engineering problem-solving abilities

92%

Student Confidence

Increased confidence in STEM career pathways

What Students Achieve

Engineering Thinking

Students apply the scientific method to design and optimize race cars

Teamwork & Leadership

Teams of 3-6 collaborate on projects, developing communication skills

Problem-Solving

Real-world engineering challenges demand creative solutions

Confidence & Creativity

Presenting designs and racing builds confidence in public speaking

Student Success Stories

Real students, real achievements. These are just a few examples of how STEM Racing changes lives.

Sokha Phnom Penh

Age 14 • Entry Class

Won Regional Competition 2024

"STEM Racing taught me that engineering isn't just about building things—it's about solving real problems. My team's car design won first place in aerodynamic testing, and now I'm applying to robotics clubs at high schools."

CAD Modeling

Team Leadership

Competition Placement

Leakena Battambang

Age 17 • Development Class

Accepted to National University of Singapore (NUS) Engineering

"The CFD simulations and CNC machining experience in STEM Racing were exactly what NUS admissions was looking for. I'm now studying aerospace engineering and still using skills from this program."

Advanced Engineering

University Admission

Career Direction

Rith Siem Reap

Age 12 • Primary Class

Advanced to Entry Class with Full Scholarship

"I loved the paper car project because it showed me that engineering starts with simple ideas. Winning the school competition inspired me to keep learning. Now I'm excited to design with CAD!"

Design Thinking

Confidence Boost

Career Interest

Nary Prey Veng

Age 16 • Professional Class

Internship at Autodesk Cambodia Education Center

"STEM Racing pushed me to think like a real engineer. The CFD analysis project I did in class led to an internship helping other students learn Fusion 360. This experience is going to shape my future."

Professional Skills

Internship Placement

Mentorship

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