The 17th edition of the F1 in Schools World Finals will be held at one of the world’s most infamous racing circuits, Silverstone. This makes it the first time since 2006 that the competition has been held in the UK for two consecutive years, but for the first time ever, the competition will be run as a hybrid event with teams attending both physically and virtually.

Below is a list of all the teams who will be competing at the 2022 F1 in Schools World Finals. We have noted a team’s attendance if they have publicly confirmed it.

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Australia

National Finals: April 2021

T41 — Hydron (National Champions - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T22 — AXION (2nd Place - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Virtual

T04 — In Motion (3rd Place - Professional Class)
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T07 — Team Aqueous (National Collaboration)
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Bahrain

T52 — Velox Performance Racing

Brazil

National Finals: June 2021

T25 — SPARK SESI-SENAI SC (National Champions - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T39 — POCADORES RACING TEAM (3rd Place - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T34 — VOLTA RACING (International Collaboration - Brazil and Ireland)
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T49 — SwordFish
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China

T09 — Sirius Lucibus
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T10 — SN

T28 — Pharos
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T50 — Dragon Racing (International Collaboration - China and Mexico)
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Cyprus

National Finals: May 2021

T44 — Zenith Cyprus (National Champions - Professional Class)
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T53 — Optimum (2nd Place - Professional Class)
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T46 — Quantum GC (International Collaboration - Cyprus and Greece)
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France

National Finals: June 2021

T03 — FALCON SPEED
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Attendance: Physical

T23 — Team Aerios
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Attendance: Physical

Germany

National Finals: September 2020

T51 — Sonic Boom (National Champions)
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Attendance: Physical

T11 — Momentum Racingteam (2nd Place - Professional Class)
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Greece

T12 — Greco Racing Team
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T20 — Vision Racing
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T37 — Lupus Racing
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T46 — Quantum GC (International Collaboration - Cyprus and Greece)
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India

National Finals: August 2021

T21 — Quantum Racing (National Champions)
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T33 — Launchpad Racing (4th Place)
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T14 — Helios Racing
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Ireland

National Finals: June 2021

T36 — Vortenova (National Champions)
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T18 — Future Racing (2nd Place - Professional Class)
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T16 — Kingspan Racing (3rd Place - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T34 — VOLTA RACING (International Collaboration - Brazil and Ireland)
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Luxembourg

T32 — Aetos Racing
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Macau

T30 — Aurora Borealis

Malaysia

National Finals: January 2022

T29 — ECOLEST9 (National Champions)
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T06 — TEAM BITARA
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T26 — PROPULSAR (International Collaboration - United Arab Emirates and Malaysia)
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Mexico

National Finals: June 2021

T08 — Tonaltech (National Champions - Professional Class)
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T43 — Leben Forcer Akron (2nd Place - Professional Class)
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T50 — Dragon Racing (International Collaboration - China and Mexico)
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North Macedonia

T27 — Aerth Racing
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Portugal

T42 — K-WINGS (National Champions)
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Romania

T01 — Team Ford Celeritas
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Saudi Arabia

T13 — SLK Racing Team
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T35 — ARION
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T48 — Team Coalition
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Spain

T45 — Biatia Racing Team
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Thailand

T02 — Kinnaree Racing
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T31 — Ascension
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United Arab Emirates

T38 — Zenith UAE (Rookie National Champions)
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T47 — Team Istiophix
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T26 — PROPULSAR (International Collaboration - United Arab Emirates and Malaysia)
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United Kingdom

National Finals: June 2021

T17 — SBA Avidity Racing (National Champions - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T15 — Anemoi (National Champions - Development Class)
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T24 — BLACKOUT (2nd Place (Welsh Champion) - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T40 — Eclipse (3rd Place (English Champion) - Professional Class)
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Attendance: Physical

T19 — Fibonacci (Scottish Champions)
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Attendance: Physical

Vietnam

T05 — AMM Racing
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Javier Gladstone Contioso is a UK correspondent. He is the Team Principal of Eclipse, the 2021 English Champions. They will be representing the UK at the 2022 F1 in Schools World Finals.