Philippos expertly managed the team, ensuring all members were assigned appropriate tasks and that their deadlines were consistently met. In addition to his leadership role, he contributed significantly to the Enterprise portfolio and in securing sponsorships.

Savvas played a critical role as the Design Engineer, he had the role of creating multiple car concepts and designs. He carefully analyzed each concept as well as the technical regulations for the F1 in schools project to ensure the final design was optimized for speed and efficiency. Savvas was also in charge of the creation of the engineering portfolio.

Chrysostomos crafted the team’s visually compelling and user-friendly website, creating an effective platform to showcase the team's goals, achievements, and vision. His work not only enhanced the team’s digital presence but also served as a way to attract sponsors and promote the team's social media accounts.

Niklas was responsible for the team’s visual identity, from designing the team logo to creating the team’s shirts and other branding materials. He also contributed to the design choices of the team's website and the research on physics concepts that influenced the car's design, blending both creative and technical elements to support the team’s overall success.

Ayden was the driving force behind the team's sponsorship efforts, successfully attracting potential sponsors and forming valuable partnerships. He also managed the team’s social media presence, expanding its reach and engagement. Additionally, Ayden supported various team members by assisting with smaller tasks, accelerating the overall progress of the team.

Hugo led the assembly of the physical car, along with the help of the rest of the team he carefully put together the different components of the car to ensure it was ready for the competition. Before manufacturing began, he was also responsible for researching and compiling crucial physics concepts that aided with the cars design.