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Apollo STEM Racing is a collaborative high-school racing team representing Greece at the international level. The team is a joint alliance between students from three leading educational institutions in Greece: Anatolia College, Deutsche Schule Athen (DSA), and the Moraitis School.
We are competing in the Aramco STEM Racing World Finals 2026 (formerly known as F1 in Schools) in Singapore.
STEM Racing is an international STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) competition where high school students design, manufacture, and race miniature, CO₂-powered cars on a 25-meter track. The competition simulates a real-world Formula 1 team setup, requiring students to handle everything from advanced CFD aerodynamics and high-precision CNC manufacturing to brand identity, sponsorship acquisition, and enterprise management.
Apollo competes in the Professional Class—the highest category of the STEM Racing Secondary Division. This class offers maximum design freedom, demands technical mastery in software like Autodesk Fusion and Ansys Student, and is the only class that provides a qualification path to the World Finals.
In ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of light, knowledge, precision, and harmony. For us, Apollo symbolizes: -Harmony among our three collaborating school teams. -Precision in our engineering and execution. -Light representing the spark of innovation we want to share with the next generation of Greek students.
Our core goals are: -To rank as the top-performing team among Greek participants through healthy, high-level competition. -To achieve a top-20 finish among the world's best teams at the World Finals in Singapore. -To promote STEM education and inspire young minds across Greece.
We rely on partnerships with forward-thinking companies, academic institutions, and sponsors to cover engineering, testing, logistics, and competition costs. You can support us through financial sponsorship, technical resource sharing, or media coverage. Reach out to us via our Supporters page or contact us directly at our official team email.