We are a team of five high school girls from Québec who believe that STEM is for everyone — and that girls deserve to be seen, celebrated, and supported in the world of engineering, motorsport, and innovation.

We’re not just building miniature F1 cars — we’re building confidence, skills, and a future where gender doesn’t limit potential.

Through the F1 in Schools competition, we’ve discovered how exciting science and technology can be. We’ve learned to lead, problem-solve, and collaborate like professionals. Now, we want to take what we’ve learned all the way to the F1 in Schools World Finals in Singapore — and inspire other girls to take the same leap.

ASAP Racing started with five girls, a shared interest in engineering, and no idea how far this would take us.

We joined the F1 in Schools challenge to try something new. What we found was a journey filled with late nights designing in CAD, trial-and-error manufacturing, and countless hours of practice and preparation.

We competed in our regional qualifiers, made it to Nationals, and walked away with 2nd place in Canada — along with six national awards. It was more than we ever imagined.

Now, we’ve been invited to represent Canada on the world stage — but we need help to get there.

Our story is still being written. With your support, we’ll take it all the way to Singapore — and beyond.

“Everyone has a dream inside them — like an engine quietly waiting to be started.”