Speed Demons F1 in Schools

29/10/2024

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The click!
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28/10/2024

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It’s the only booth with its own remote!
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27/10/2024

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Ready for the first day of competition!
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25/10/2024

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Thank you to McClure Refinishing for the fabulous paint job! Our car has never looked so devilish!
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24/10/2024

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Meet Lucee! Lucee is our soft-hearted friend who will be hidden in our ongoing posts, can you find Lucee?
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22/10/2024

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Last week, the team alongside the CADET and other development teams paid a visit to JCU: James Cook University, Australia’s new engineering building to test our regional car in their wind tunnel system. Thank you immensely to JCU for their endless support on our project!
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22/10/2024

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Getting ready for states!
They don’t call us “Speed Demons” for no reason!
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12/10/2024

Thank you so much to the lovely people at McClure Refinishing for their help with our cars! (And giving us a lovely new style!)

10/10/2024

What a sticky situation! Thank you to Lambert’s and Repco for your support and for all students and teachers who helped this event!

02/10/2024

Find us in the QUAD at Friday to tape Mr Peachy the the wall! With your support hopefully we can leave him hanging. 😉

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Yes, you read correctly! Our F1 in Schools students are holding a creative (and hilarious) fundraiser for their upcoming trip to Mackay for the F1 in Schools State Final...they plan to tape Mr Peachey to the Quad Wall!

Students can pay $1.00 per 1 piece of tape to stick to Mr Peachey in the hopes that he will be completely stuck to the wall by the end of lunch!

This will take place on Friday 4 October at Lunch 1 in the Quad.

There will be a sausage sizzle and drinks available for purchase also. Thank you to for supplying the sausages.

Join in the fun and support our STEM students!

16/09/2024

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Over the last few weeks in preparation for our upcoming competition in October we had to make a few adjustments to the car starting off with hollowing out the bottom of the car and knocking off the back side pods so our car could be as light as possible, before adjusting the halo pocket to be deeper and wider to fit our halo as snug as a bug in a rug, and finally we had to change up the front and back wing to be longer, wider, and regulation length.

Below are the images of the prototype car,
before the adjustments were made.
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