RED LINE RACERS

OFFICIAL TEAM OF STEM RACING 2025

OFFICIAL TEAM OF STEM RACING 2025

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THE TEAM

FOTEINI NICOLAOU

I am Foteini Nicolaou ,the leader of Redline Racers. 

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KORNILIA VASILIOU

I’m Kornilia Vasiliou, the Design Head of Redline Racers

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DEMETRIS LAZARIDES

I’m Demetris Lazarides, and I proudly serve as the IT Manager for HHG Redline Racers.

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CHRISTOS MICHAELAS

My name is Christos Michailas, and I am a Manufacturing Engineer

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Antonis Hadjiloizou

I’m Antonis Hadjiloizou, the Resource Manager for HHG Redline Racers.

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NICOLAS PAPAEVRIPIDES

My name is Nicolas Papaevridipou and I am a Simulations Engineer.

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THE TEAM

FOTEINI NICOLAOU


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DEMETRIS LAZARIDES


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ANTONIS HADJILOIZOU


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KORNILIA VASILIOU


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CHRISTOS MICHAELAS


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NICOLAS PAPAEVRIPIDES


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FOTEINI NICOLAOU


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DEMETRIS LAZARIDES


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ANTONIS HADJILOIZOU


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KORNILIA VASILIOU


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CHRISTOS MICHAELAS


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NICOLAS PAPAEVRIPIDES


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About stem

The challenge inspires students to use IT to learn about physics, aerodynamics, design, manufacture, branding, graphics, sponsorship, marketing, leadership/teamwork, media skills and financial strategy, and apply them in a practical, imaginative, competitive and exciting way.

STEM RACING Ltd is a not-for-profit company established with committed partners to provide an exciting yet challenging educational experience through the magnetic appeal of Formula 1



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FAQ

Cars are powered by a CO₂ cartridge and run on a 20-meter track. They are launched using a timing system and guided by a tether line.

What are the main components of the competition?

Students aged 9 to 19 can participate, depending on the country’s specific rules. Teams are usually made up of 3–6 members.

No. Students learn as they go, and resources, guides, and mentorship are often provided by teachers or sponsors.

Cars are powered by a CO₂ cartridge and run on a 20-meter track. They are launched using a timing system and guided by a tether line.

What are the main components of the competition?

Students aged 9 to 19 can participate, depending on the country’s specific rules. Teams are usually made up of 3–6 members.

No. Students learn as they go, and resources, guides, and mentorship are often provided by teachers or sponsors.