Yas Marina Circuit Announces Return of Future Racers Camp for Spring Break
Yas Marina Circuit is set to welcome back the Future Racers Camp, an immersive Spring Break programme that combines the thrill of motorsport with engaging STEM-based learning. Running from 24th to 28 March and 31 March to 4 April, the camp is designed for children aged 7–14, offering them a unique opportunity to explore the world of racing and engineering at one of the world’s most iconic motorsport venues.
Hosted at the ADNOC Yas in Schools Experience Centre, the Future Racers Camp allows young enthusiasts to delve into Formula 1®-inspired STEM education. With a 15-year history, over one million hours of student learning, and more than 58,000 students engaged across 1,100+ schools, the programme provides hands-on activities that inspire curiosity, creativity, and confidence.
Participants will take part in:
- Formula Ethara – A hands-on introduction to STEM concepts, where participants design, build, and race their own miniature F1®-inspired cars.
- F1® in Schools – The world’s largest STEM competition, challenging students to design, manufacture, and race a model F1® car using CAD/CAM technology.
- 4×4 in Schools – A high-tech challenge where participants build and code miniature remote-controlled 4×4 vehicles to navigate an obstacle course.
The programme offers flexibility, allowing families to enrol in either of the two weeks or both. Each week features distinct STEM sessions, ensuring that returning participants enjoy a fresh and enriched experience.
With Yas Marina Circuit’s state-of-the-art facilities as the backdrop, the Future Racers Camp provides a dynamic and educational environment where young minds can discover the science behind motorsport while developing essential 21st-century skills in engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Programme Details & Registration:
Ages: 7–14
- Week 1: 24 – 28 March
- Week 2: 31 March – 4 April
Schedule:
Monday – Thursday: 9 AM–3 PM
Friday: 9 AM – 1 PM
Location: Yas Marina Circuit
Limited spaces available – early registration is encouraged.
For more details and to book a place,