Support ASAP Racing
Your support powers our journey to the World Finals
Awards Won
Raised in Sponsorship
Amazing Students
GoFundMe (fast and easy):
Donate on GoFundMe
Logo placement
Mentions in media appearances
Acknowledgement in printed materials
We’d love to include your brand.
Sharing our GoFundMe
Telling a friend or teacher
Connecting us with a potential sponsor
Posting about us on social media
Instagram: @asap_racing_4
We can’t do this without you.
We’re five high school girls from Québec heading to Singapore to represent Canada at the F1 in Schools World Finals. We’ve already proven ourselves on the national stage — placing 2nd in Canada and winning six major awards — but getting to the international finals means raising over $60,000 to cover travel, registration, materials, and equipment.
Whether you’re an individual donor, a company, or a potential partner — every contribution helps us race closer to the start line.
Raised so far…
3 Main Ways to Support Us:
Donate Online (Individuals)
You can support us directly through two secure donation platforms:
GoFundMe (fast and easy):
Donate on GoFundMe
Tax-Deductible Donation (Canadian residents):
Via our official school foundation:
Donate via Fondation du Cégep de Saint-Laurent
Become a Sponsor (Businesses & Partners)
We’re actively seeking brand partners to sponsor our journey. Sponsors receive visibility through:
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Logo placement on our car, uniforms, pit display, website & socials
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Mentions in media appearances and community outreach
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Acknowledgement in our presentations and printed materials
We’ve already begun speaking with luxury car dealerships, local businesses, and STEM organizations. We’d love to include your brand.
Contact us to start a sponsorship conversation:
asap.racing4@gmail.com
Help Spread the Word
Even if you can’t give right now, you can still help us reach the World Finals by:
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Sharing our GoFundMe
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Telling a friend or teacher
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Connecting us with a potential sponsor
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Posting about us on social media
Instagram: @asap_racing_4
FAQ’s
In STEM Racing, teams are judged on far more than just how fast their car goes. The evaluation covers a wide range of criteria designed to reflect real-world STEM and business skills.
Judging categories include:
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Engineering design and innovation
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Car speed on the track
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Project management and organization
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Team identity and branding
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Verbal presentation to a panel of judges
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Sustainability practices
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Pit display and visual impact
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Scrutineering for technical compliance and safety
Each area is scored independently, and the most successful teams perform strongly across all categories—not just in racing.
ASAP Racing earned their spot at the STEM Racing World Finals by competing in a series of regional and national events across Canada. They began by winning at the Quebec provincial level, then advanced to the Canadian National Finals, where they placed 2nd overall out of all teams in the country.
In addition to their top ranking, they won six national awards—including Best Engineered Car, Women in Motorsport, and Sustainability—demonstrating excellence across technical, creative, and leadership categories.
Only the top few teams from each country are invited to the World Finals. ASAP Racing’s performance, dedication, and unique identity as an all-girls team earned them the honour of representing Canada on the global stage.
STEM Racing teaches students a powerful mix of technical, creative, and professional skills that go far beyond the classroom. Participants learn how to:
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Use CAD and 3D design tools
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Apply physics and engineering principles
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Communicate through public speaking and presentations
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Manage projects, time, and teams
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Solve real-world problems
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Work collaboratively under pressure
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Develop branding and marketing strategies
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Fundraise and engage with sponsors
These aren’t just academic skills—they’re life skills. For many students, this competition builds confidence, leadership, and a sense of belonging in fields where they may not have seen themselves before.
All funds raised for ASAP Racing are managed through a registered school foundation, which ensures full transparency, accountability, and compliance with nonprofit financial practices.
The foundation holds the funds in trust and releases them based on a pre-approved, itemized budget provided by the team and their faculty advisor. No student has direct access to the money.
This structure ensures every dollar is spent responsibly—only on competition-related costs such as registration, travel, equipment, and presentation materials. Donors can trust their contributions are managed with integrity and audited oversight.
ASAP Racing is built on a foundation of collaboration, inclusion, innovation, and integrity. These values guide everything the team does—from how they build their car, to how they work together, represent their school, and share their message with the world.
They believe in the power of education, the importance of equitable opportunities for all genders, and the value of kindness and respect in competitive environments. Their all-girls team models what it means to uplift one another and grow as a collective, rather than compete from ego.
Their presence at Worlds is not just about winning—it’s about proving that empathy, leadership, and teamwork belong at the highest levels of science and sport.
I am so proud of you all!!! Congratulations you really deserve this, all the efforts you made were worth it!
I saw how hard you worked since the beginning when all this was just an idea!
You did it and I will forever be your number one fan!!!!
I love you all so much and I cant wait to see you all!! ????????????✨
Gaby Lou – Montreal