World Finals 2023

2023 F1 in Schools World Finals: All Competing Teams

Meet the 60+ teams competing at this year’s edition of the F1 in Schools World Finals

Ethan Cahill August 14, 2023

Meet all the teams competing at the 2023 F1 in Schools World Finals F1 in Schools

The 18th edition of the F1 in Schools World Finals is scheduled to take place in one of the world’s most renowned cities, Singapore. This marks the competition’s return to Singapore for the first time since 2018, coinciding with the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix. The event will also feature the first fully in-person World Finals since 2019.

Below is a list of all the teams who will be competing at the 2023 F1 in Schools World Finals.

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America

T26 — Prime Racing

Australia

T45 — Dawn

T15 — Aurora

T28 — Constellation

T61 — Innovation

T56 — Hadron

T50 — Propulsion

Bahrain

T2 - Velox Racing

Brazil

T3 — Atlantis Racing

T29 — Mach One Planalto

T46 — Pocadores

T57 — Pr1me

T62 — Team Iris

T65 — Naave Racing Team

China

T1 — TriuMPH

T16 — For The Win

T30 — Intercosmic

T43 — Spykar

T47 — Lion Rock

T53 — Ozmost

T58 — Pioneer

T63 — Sirius Lucibus

Cyprus

T5 — Cosmic Racing

T31 — Impulse

T48 — Wave Racing

France

T6 — Dynamis Racing

T32 — Lunatic GP

Germany

T7 — Cardiem

T33 — Excelleration

T49 — Fire Storm

T59 — Recoil Racing

Greece

T8 — Aeolos

T34 — Athena Racing

T48 — Wave Racing

T64 — Vela Racing Team

India

T9 — Blaze

T22 — Urja

T35 — Infinity Racing

Ireland

T10 — Adventum

T36 — Catalyst Racing

T52 — Kronos Racing

T62 — Team Iris

Japan

T11 — Phoenix

Luxembourg

T12 — Goldcrest Racers

Malaysia

T13 — Nova

T37 — Vicsino

T53 — Ozmost

Mexico

T14 — Fenix 3G

T38 — Panteras Racing

T68 — Tlaqueracing ST

North Macedonia

T67 — Aerth Racing

Poland

T4 — Foton Racing

Portugal

T17 — K-Impetus

T39 — Nexteam-K-Racing

Romania

T18 — Ford Celeritas

Saudi Arabia

T19 — Abiyya

T40 — Oryx

T54 — Shaheen

Scotland

T20 — Honeycomb Racing

Singapore

T21 — XCLerate Racing

Slovenia

T51 — Lightfly

Thailand

T23 — Alacritas Dart

T41 — Asanee

T55 — Kinnaree Racing

T60 — Aqua X

United Arab Emirates

T24 — Nautilus

T42 — Sidewinder

T66 — Velocita Racing

United Kingdom

T25 — Eclipse

T44 — Nightingale

Wales

T27 — Firestorm

Ethan Cahill, the Design Engineer for Ionic & Quantum Overload, participated in the 2019 World Finals.

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