have to include a front wing that does not cover the wheels if seen from the side or the top in the technical drawing. The front wing can not cover the wheels higher than 15mm relative to the track surface. The rear wing cannot cover the rear wheels if seen from above. Cartridge chamber The cars feature a chamber to hold the CO2 cartridge. It has to be parallel to the track surface. Wheels The cars have to include four wheels with a given scope of width and radius that are in contact with the surface of the track at all times. The wheels must be entirely visible from the right or left side and from the top. There is a 15mm long exclusion zone behind the width of the front wheels. Car body The cars have to incorporate a virtual cargo horizontal to the track surface in between the centre of the axis of the wheels. This renders many "catamaran" designs insufficient. Cars have to be symmetrical to a vertically oriented reference plane. Cars also feature side boxes large enough to hold the F1 in schools decal. F1 in Schools World Final results Generally, Regional/State Champions are invited to compete at their country's National Final, with the in-country organising authority inviting other teams to the National Final through the use of wildcards. The National Champions are invited to represent their country at the World Finals. The in-country organiser is permitted to invite up to 3 other teams to the World Final, one of which is generally either an in-country or international collaboration team. The winning team receives the F1 in Schools World Championship Trophy as well as scholarships for engineering degrees at UCL, the University of Huddersfield and City, University of London. The World Final podium places and Best Engineered Car are outlined below. F1 in Schools in UK media F1 in Schools has been featured in UK print media and on television. Partners The challenge has many supporters and sponsors which include the following: Airbus Bloodhound SSC University College London Mechanical Engineering City University London CREST Awards Denford Ltd. Department for Business, Innovation & Skills Edge Foundation FIA Women in Motorsport Commission Formula Student Jaguar Unilever Williams Engineering Academy Silverstone Circuit The Institution of Engineering and Technology Tomorrow's Engineers References External links UK F1 in Schools Website Re-Engineering Australia (Australian F1 in Schools Website) German F1 in Schools