About Us

Our story

0.9c STEM Racing started with a small group of students and a shared interest in motorsport and engineering. What began as a lunchtime conversation about how a Formula 1 car actually works became a full competition entry, with a design, a workshop schedule and a race calendar to match.

Since then the team has grown to cover every part of the project: the students who draw the car, the students who make it, the students who document it and the students who run the pit lane on race day. Everyone learns the same lesson early — a part that looks right on screen still has to be made, measured and tested.

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How the team is organised

Every role on the team feeds the same car, and each one has its own set of skills to learn.

• Design

  CAD modelling, aerodynamics and the rule book. The design group turns the regulations into a shape that can actually be manufactured.

• Manufacturing

  Machining, finishing and assembly. This group checks every part against the drawings and keeps the tolerances honest.

• Media & partnerships

  Photography, writing and sponsor communications — the work that lets people outside the workshop follow the project.

• Race day

  Setup, pit crew and the engineering presentation. Race day is where the design has to answer for itself.

Our season

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