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CHAMPION IN GBA AND HONG KONG<br />

& FASTEST LAP FIRST RUNNER-UP<br />

11D Saad Nadeem, 11B, Seton Chan,<br />

11D Bob Shen & 7B Moses Wong<br />

FIRST RUNNER-UP IN GBA AND HONG<br />

KONG & FASTEST LAP CHAMPION<br />

10D Elly Chew, 10B Dorcas Tsang,<br />

8D Jaden Chow & 6B Terra Singh<br />

THIRD RUNNER UP IN GBA AND HONG<br />

KONG & BEST TEAM NAME AWARD<br />

8E Ernest Law, 8E Clayton Yung,<br />

11A Ian Chan and 7E Lucas Wong<br />

TOP 8 FINALIST & BEST CAR DESIGN<br />

AWARD<br />

10D Shannon Lau, 10A Carrinna Tong,<br />

11A Shelly Chan & 9D Heiden Chen<br />

As most members of our team are new to the AI<br />

Formula Edge competition, we are grateful for the advice<br />

and assistance from our teachers and more experienced<br />

teammates. They taught us the essential aspects of the<br />

competition, like the rules and scoring system, and<br />

helped us improve our car and devise our strategy as a<br />

team.<br />

Most importantly, we learned the importance of<br />

teamwork and collaboration in this competition. We had<br />

to work together as a team to plan our strategy, test our<br />

car and just our parameters. Over the course of the 3 day<br />

competition, we learned to communicate clearly and<br />

effectively with each other and listen to each other’s ideas<br />

and feedback. Ultimately, being flexible and adaptable as<br />

a team made us stronger and more confident, helping us<br />

achieve our goals in this competition.<br />

11D Saad Nadeem & 11B Seton Chan<br />

“THE SUCCESS OF OUR TEAMS IS ALSO A DIRECT<br />

REFLECTION OF THE COMMITMENT FROM OUR<br />

ENTIRE CKY COMMUNITY...”<br />

As our third endeavour in the AI Formula Edge<br />

competition, we initially believed that we had the<br />

expertise to surpass our best record of top-8 finalists and<br />

were determined to place in the top four. However, this<br />

sense of self-assurance became complacency, which<br />

meant that we did not take risks that we should have.<br />

Admittedly, our strategy was excessively reserved as we<br />

assumed, from our previous experiences, that a slower<br />

speed would ensure a stable performance and good<br />

placement: yet, this was quickly proven wrong, as many<br />

teams had improved a lot and optimised their car’s<br />

performance. Hence, when it came down to comparing<br />

speed, our performance was outshone, albeit being able<br />

to complete two laps without deviation from the track;<br />

which is why we should have strived to do better.<br />

Overall, though we did not leave with many awards,<br />

this experience has proven to us the importance of<br />

stoicism and remaining calm under stress, in relation to<br />

how to effectively and clearly communicate with<br />

teammates in a high-pressure environment. It was a<br />

fruitful experience :)<br />

10A Carrinna Tong, 10D Shannon Lau & 11A Shelly Chan<br />

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