FST Lisboa: 25 Years of Excellence and the First Boards for the FST15 We are FST Lisboa, a formula student team from Portugal that has been building racing cars for 25 years, having built 14 prototypes, 11 being electric and 5 of those with autonomous capabilities. The main goals for this year’s prototype is feasibility. […]
Season of reliability and new milestones This season marked a turning point for Delta Racing Mannheim: a new dual-mode race car, stronger reliability than ever before, and our first fully finished Endurance at Formula Student Spain with a 7th place in the electric class. As a student team from TH Mannheim, we once again proved […]
The Da Vinci Satellite is an educational project, both in its output and in its development. The project’s goal is to inspire the younger generation and to enthuse them for space exploration through a series of educational lessons and direct interaction with the satellite’s payloads. The project’s development is also focused on education, as the […]
UGent Racing is a young and ambitious racing team from Ghent, founded in 2020. What started with just 10 members has rapidly grown into a team of 98 highly motivated students. Every year, we design and build an electric autonomous race car entirely from scratch. With several impressive achievements already on our CV, we are […]
PDM During the development of Formula Student race cars, achieving a reliable, compact, and safe electrical system is of utmost importance. This season, our team set out to design and develop a new, custom-built Power Distribution Module (PDM), which serves as the central unit for the car’s power distribution.The project was made possible through the […]
Hey there! We are Swiss Solar Boat, a student-led team from EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), dedicated to designing and building high-performance, sustainable boats powered by renewable energies such as solar power and green hydrogen. If you’ve been following our journey, you might remember our first blog post from last year, when we shared […]
Successes of the Óbuda University Formula Student Team:A Milestone in Austria, Valuable Experience at Alpe Adria The Formula Student competition is not only a test of engineering knowledge but also a meeting point of young talent, innovation, and perseverance. The Óbuda University Racing Team (OUR Team) is the Formula Student team of Óbuda University, made […]
For the first time in our team’s history, we have set a goal to deploy a self-developed inverter this year. This advancement reduces inverter-related losses by a factor of three, enables the use of more sophisticated control methods, and decreases both mass and volume. Developing such a complex system in-house has been a major engineering […]
Our Eurobot Project with Eurocircuits PCBs Introduction As part of our Master’s degree in Mechatronics Engineering, we participated in the Eurobot competition 2025, a challenge requiring autonomous robots to perform complex tasks. Our team, Bot Save the Queen, developed a robot capable of deploying banners, constructing stands with cans and planks, and navigating efficiently within […]
The team of University Racing Eindhoven of this year consists of more than 80 motivated students, working towards a common goal. This is to make the URE19 the fastest and best performing car of URE to date. In a full year of development and production, a super fast, electric Formula-one style race car is built. […]
Unibo Motorsport, the racing team of the University of Bologna, is a reality where more than 300 students from various fields of study combine the skills acquired at university with those learned within the team to compete annually against students from all over the world in international races on the most prestigious circuits in Europe. […]
To start we will resume our competition season, by far this 24/25 season was the most successful but not the easiest. We passed all scrutineering events marking history as the first car of IFS to pass all electrical scruts in both competitions we attended. Sadly, in FSPT 2025 we didn’t have enough remaining time to […]
