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May 13th, 2025

5/13/2025

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Singapore to host inaugural

Aramco STEM Racing World Finals

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The highly anticipated Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025 is set to take place in Singapore from 27 September to 2 October 2025, running alongside the spectacular Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025.

This landmark event will be the 20th edition of the globally recognized science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) program’s World Finals and the first under its new branding, following the transition from its previous name, F1 in Schools.
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Following the success of the Aramco F1 in Schools World Finals 2024 in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia — the headquarters of title partner Aramco — this prestigious event returns to Singapore for the fifth time. Known for its status as a global hub for technology and innovation, Singapore's vibrant cityscape and proven track record of hosting world-class events make it the ideal location for this inaugural event.

The event will bring together the brightest young STEM minds from across the globe. The students have already triumphed in their respective national competitions, earning places at the prestigious World Finals.

With Singapore’s global appeal and the thrill of the Formula 1 night race, the Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025 is expected to attract a record number of teams. Participants, organized into teams of three to six students, will function as miniature Formula 1 teams, undertaking all aspects of team management. This includes designing, manufacturing, and testing miniature F1 race cars, which they will race on the 20-meter STEM Racing track. Additionally, teams will develop their own team identities, closely mirroring the professional Formula 1 teams competing in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship™.
 
This year’s competition will mark the debut of the Aramco STEM Racing World Champions trophy, to be awarded for the first time to the top-performing team. Alongside this prestigious accolade, teams will compete for over 20 category awards, recognizing achievements across various judging elements, with each award supported by Formula 1 teams and industry suppliers.
 
Many past competitors have successfully transitioned into careers within Formula 1 and related industries, working in fields such as aerodynamics, engineering, project management, design, finance, and research. The program continues to serve as a premier talent pipeline for the motorsport and engineering sectors. By harnessing the creativity, passion, and technical skills of young minds worldwide, this initiative not only cultivates the next generation of STEM leaders but also inspires them to pursue dynamic careers in the motorsport industry.
 
Ellen Jones, Formula 1 Head of ESG, said: “Over the past 20 years, STEM Racing has inspired students around the world to pursue careers in engineering. We are proud to support a program that celebrates values that are central to Formula 1 — teamwork, innovation, and problem solving. As F1 celebrates its 75th anniversary, we look to the future, and through competitions like STEM Racing, we hope to find the next generation of talent to push the sport forward. Good luck to all the teams.”
 
Khalid A. Al Zamil, Aramco Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications, said: “Last year’s Aramco F1 in Schools World Finals, which was held in the Kingdom, showcased how much talent exists in the next generation of engineers. With the STEM Racing team, we aim to equip young pioneers to engineer a brighter future. There is no better way to celebrate our continued partnership than with an exciting world-class finale at the end of September 2025.”
 
Andrew Denford, STEM Racing Founder and Chairman, said: "The Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025 marks an exciting new chapter for our global STEM program. Once again, we will bring together the brightest young STEM talents from around the world to compete at the highest level. The World Champions title is more than just an accolade — it's a gateway to future careers in motorsport, engineering, and beyond."
Denford added: “Singapore has always given us a warm welcome, and our students have enjoyed the cultural heritage, the amazing cityscape, and the inspiring setting. The location leaves a lasting impression and gives them all an unforgettable experience, and we can’t wait to be there in September.”
With a rich history of innovation and excellence, the Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025 promises to be a thrilling showcase of young talent, engineering brilliance, and the spirit of competition.
 
The Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2025 is supported by title sponsor, Aramco and partners Denford, Autodesk, Ansys, Singapore Grand Prix, Project Management Institute Educational Foundation, UCL Mechanical Engineering, Singapore Tourism Board and FIA Women in Motorsport.


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