F1 in Schools Regionals,

About the event

F1 in Schools is a global STEM competition where students design, build, and race miniature Formula 1 cars.

What the event is about:

F1 in Schools is an international competition where students work in teams to:

• Design a miniature F1 car using CAD software

• Manufacture the car using precision tools

• Test and optimize speed and aerodynamics

• Race the car on a 20–25 meter track

• Create engineering and enterprise portfolios

• Build a pit display and present to judges

It combines engineering, business, marketing, branding, teamwork, and innovation — just like a real Formula 1 team.

The goal is not only speed, but overall performance in design, analysis, presentation, and teamwork.

Why should you sponsor?

Why should a sponsor support our event?

Sponsors should support our F1 in Schools journey because it connects their brand with innovation, youth leadership, and STEM excellence. The event gathers 450+ students and 1000–1500 attendees, offering strong brand visibility through car branding, pit displays, presentations, and social media promotion.

By supporting us, sponsors demonstrate commitment to education, technology, and the next generation of engineers and entrepreneurs — while gaining meaningful exposure within a dynamic, future-focused community.

Apex Dynamics

About Myself

My name is Omshivam Phadke, and I am a Grade 9 (MYP 4) student at MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul IB World School and the Marketing Manager of Team Apex Dynamics. I handle sponsorship communications, branding, and partnership coordination for our F1 in Schools team.

You can trust me and our team because we work under school guidance, follow structured planning, and maintain complete transparency in our commitments. We are responsible, dedicated, and committed to representing our sponsors professionally and respectfully.

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