The Formula for Business and Design

Jade Lee | Steen Ledger | Ian Chan

29-Feb-16 15:30

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F1 in Schools is an international competition for school children aged 11-16 with the aim of introducing engineering and business concepts in a fun way to young people. Teams are expected to build a miniature car to race against groups from the world, where the winners will be invited to compete at the annual World Finals, held in conjunction with a F1 Grand Prix race. Join us as we talk to Team Transcendent and their race to the top.

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