The 2019 Formula One in Schools national titles takes place in Victoria. School Student Mirah Larkin discusses the process of building their miniature car & the success its had. AlanJones: Support these brilliant young Australians. MORE: jonesandco
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Tens of thousands of students from dozens of countries partake in the F1 in Schools STEM Challenge, where teams design and build a mini formula one car capable of racing a track at speeds up to 100 km/h. Team Manager of Thrust Vector and Blue Mountains Grammar School student Mirah Larkin tells Sky News about the process of building their miniature car, and the success its had so far.
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