Ricardo recently sponsored Brighton Secondary School and St John’s Grammar School for their participation in the Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) South Australian State Final. The students showcased technical creativity and determination with their hydrogen-powered vehicles, 'Phantom' and 'Ka Chow.' The H2GP, an international STEM program by Horizon Educational, focuses on hands-on learning in renewable energy and engineering, fostering teamwork among students. Brighton Secondary School's 'Phantom' impressed with a second-place finish, featuring innovative components like a carbon fiber chassis and a modified hydrogen fuel cell. St John’s Grammar School's team demonstrated dedication and teamwork, gaining hands-on experience in sustainable engineering principles. Ricardo's representatives actively engaged in the event, emphasizing the importance of initiative and problem-solving skills in advancing sustainable engineering. The support provided to these schools aligns with Ricardo's mission to promote education and innovation as Australia moves towards a clean energy future. The event celebrated the passion and dedication of all participating teams, highlighting the progress and innovation championed by Ricardo.