PEREGRINE
RACING
We are a STEM team from Fort Street High School in charge of designing, manufacturing and racing miniature F1 cars.
Built for speed. Driven by students.
Peregrine Racing is a team of high school students competing in the F1 in Schools STEM competition in New South Wales, Australia. We design and build a miniature Formula 1 car that races down a 20-metre track in under 1.5 seconds and then presenting our engineering, portfolio, and pit display to a panel of judges.
Engineering
CAD design, CFD analysis and precision manufacturing push our car to its limits.
Teamwork
Five students to work across design, manufacturing, graphics, marketing and management roles.
Competition
Competing in the F1 in Schools STEM challenge at the NSW state level in Australia in November.
Meet the Team
Five students with one mission - to design, build and race the fastest car we can.
Isaac Ismail
Design Engineer
Jason Liu
Manufacturing Engineer
Jacqueline Chen
Graphics Designer
Jing Cheng
Brand Designer
Lucas Wei
Team Manager
Aerodynamics explained.
Our car is designed in CAD and then tested with computational fluid dynamics. Everything is there for a reason: to cut drag, keep the car stable and get the car to be as quickest as possible.
- Thin inspired body for minimum weight
- Rear wing and front wing tuned for downforce
Our Sponsors
We are proudly supported by organisations that believe and want to support young innovators. Want to join them?
Follow Our Journey
Want to support the team, ask a question, or just say hello? Feel free to ask, we would love to answer them :)