F1® in Schools

"F1® in Schools" is a global educational program that aims to raise awareness of STEM and Formula 1® among school students in every region, country and continent. Students are challenged and inspired through a STEM-based learning program covering topics such as physics, aerodynamics, design, manufacturing, branding, graphics, sponsorship, marketing,

leadership/teamwork, media skills and financial strategy. The students will then apply what they learn in a practical, imaginative, exciting and competitive environment that echoes a scaled-down version of an F1® team.

Abiyya Team

Saba Ahmed AlShehab

Saba Ahmed AlShehab

Imran Omar Alturkistani

Imran Omar Alturkistani

Nada Abdulhadi Alqahtani

Nada Abdulhadi Alqahtani

Jana Sami Alsolamy

Jana Sami Alsolamy

Ali Alturkistani

Ali Alturkistani

Layan Amr Jamal

Layan Amr Jamal

Shaheen Team

Ibrahim Muhammad Alsaggaf

Ibrahim Muhammad Alsaggaf

Layan Fasal Madani

Layan Fasal Madani

Noor Mazen Alsadat

Noor Mazen Alsadat

Rabah Mohammad Alharbi

Rabah Mohammad Alharbi

Sama Ibrahim Alfaifi

Sama Ibrahim Alfaifi

Wed Rami Tambosi

Wed Rami Tambosi

Oryx Team

Amjed Mahmoud AlDarweesh

Amjed Mahmoud AlDarweesh

Basmah Tariq Alamer

Basmah Tariq Alamer

Mai Mohammed Alharbi

Mai Mohammed Alharbi

Noor Ahmed Alsagheir

Noor Ahmed Alsagheir

Saba Udai Almulla

Saba Udai Almulla

Yasser Ali Alsaif

Yasser Ali Alsaif

F1 in Schools Over the Years

 Aramco announced its plan to sponsor F1® in Schools as a title partner back in 2019. In 2021 Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser announced that Saudi students would participate for the first time in the Global Finals, which were held in the UK in 2022. Through the support of Saudi Aramco’s largest CSR initiative – The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) – the program was piloted and delivered in Saudi Arabia

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The pilot program started in the 2021-2022 season. It created its first training hub in partnership with King Fahd University for Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM). The initial cohort of 18 male and female students was drawn from public and private schools through a series of selection criteria. The training hubs for the program included specialist facilitators and a state-of-the-art research and development lab. The students went through an intensive training program with three teams chosen to go to the global final where they won the “Best Newcomers Award” in 2022.

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