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F1·ANALYSIS·October 19, 2026 04:46 AM ET

Saudi Team Lynx wins STEM Racing world final in Singapore

Six high-schoolers topped four-day engineering contest

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 59m1 min read
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What happened: Team Lynx Racing, six Saudi Arabian high school students, won the annual STEM Racing World Finals in Singapore. The finals ran across four days in the week leading up to the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay Street Circuit.

Why it matters: The program places school-age engineers inside the Formula 1 paddock talent pipeline. A Saudi school team winning an international final underscores the championship's push to widen its future technical base beyond traditional motorsport hubs.

By the numbers: Team Lynx Racing: six students — four boys, two girls. Finals format: four-day international engineering competition in Singapore.

What to watch: Watch for how the winning students connect with F1 technical and academy pathways after Singapore.

Sources

  • @autosport 
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