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F1 in Schools: F1 for Kid Engineers
F1 in Schools: F1 for Kid Engineers
They wear long-sleeved overall suits or short-sleeved collared shirts designed with stripes and lines of bright colors. Some wear matching caps printed with their team name, logo, or sponsors. They could easily pass off as members of a car racing team in Formula Oneif not for their age. Still taking graders and high schoolers math lessons, these kids are part of F1 in Schools, an international racing competition for school children aged 9 to 19.
But dont get it wrong. F1 in F1 in Schools doesnt mean they make race tracks out of schools baseball…
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