FS2014 TEAM HANDBOOK:
ALL TEAM MEMBERS MUST READ THIS DOCUMENT
This event is held under the General Regulations of the Motor Sports Association, the MSA (incorporating the
provisions of the International Sporting Code of the FIA), the 2014 Formula SAE Rules, the 2014 Formula Student
Supplementary Regulations and any other subsequent written instructions that the Organisers issue for the event.
MSA Permit Number: COE 83672.
Disclaimer: This information is for guidance only and does not replace or supersede the official Formula
SAE/Formula Student rules governing the event. The Organisers reserve the right to make amendments to the
schedules, plans and procedures as they see fit.
CONTENTS
PADDOCK PATROL ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
Accident Avoidance & Rule Summary ............................................................................................................ 2
Acceleration Run-off .............................................................................................................................................. 2
Sprint .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Electric / hybrid / fuel cell Instructions ......................................................................................................... 3
Fires ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Drivers ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Vehicle Movement .................................................................................................................................................. 4
Jacking ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Fuel and Oil ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
Vehicle Modifications ............................................................................................................................................. 5
Tool Use ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
IMPORTANT INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................... 5
Accredited Media .................................................................................................................................................... 5
Announcements ...................................................................................................................................................... 5
Big Bang @ Silverstone UTC .............................................................................................................................. 5
Car set-up alterations ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Catering...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Clothing ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Cost Final ................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Decal Positioning on Cars .................................................................................................................................... 6
Design Final .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Dynamic Activities .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Electric Supply ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Emergencies ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Event Control ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Event Feedback ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
Faculty Advisor‟s Reception & Team Leaders 2015 Rules Update ...................................................... 7
Filming ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
First Aid ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Fuel Specification ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Garage Allocations ................................................................................................................................................. 8
Judging ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Media Links ............................................................................................................................................................... 8
No Smoking .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Opening Ceremony ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Out of Hours Working ........................................................................................................................................... 9
Parking........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Photographer ........................................................................................................................................................... 9
Registration & Sign on.......................................................................................................................................... 9
Results, Protests and Feedback ...................................................................................................................... 10
Rules of Conduct................................................................................................................................................... 10
Scrutineering .......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Shipping ................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Taxi Companies ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
The Pavilion ............................................................................................................................................................ 11
Tickets ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
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Transponders ......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Welding .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Wet Weather Running ........................................................................................................................................ 12
What Not to Miss .................................................................................................................................................. 12
Wi-Fi Hot Spot ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
World Cup Matches .............................................................................................................................................. 12
PADDOCK RULES ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
Garage Closing ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
Welding .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Running engines ................................................................................................................................................... 12
Vehicle Movement ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Engine and Vehicle Running Requirements................................................................................................ 13
Driving Off-site - Prohibited ............................................................................................................................. 13
Clean paddock ....................................................................................................................................................... 13
Alcohol in the Garages ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Smoking – Prohibited.......................................................................................................................................... 13
WHERE TO GO FOR HELP ...................................................................................................................................... 13
TEAM LIST ................................................................................................................................................................... 13
AWARDS CEREMONIES .......................................................................................................................................... 17
FORMULA STUDENT 2015: LEARN TO WIN EVENT ..................................................................................... 20
PADDOCK PATROL
Accident Avoidance & Rule Summary
Everyone (participants, volunteers, spectators) at Formula Student wants to have an accident-free
event. The Pit Patrol has been established to advise teams on potentially unsafe practices in the
paddock/pit area. The actual Formula Student dynamic events are under the control of the Operations
Coordinator and his designated Clerk of the Course, Chief Marshal and Event Captains and are
operated in a very safety-conscious manner. Some rules and guidelines to remember:
Acceleration Run-off
There will be an Acceleration Event Top 6 Run off once again at the end of the first morning‟s dynamic
events. It will be a great opportunity for all the spectators and teams to see the fastest cars in action
in one go.
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To keep it fair for all the competitors, all the original acceleration times will stand, and the Top 6 teams
will fight it out for a quicker time. Each team will have one run and they can choose any one of their
nominated drivers. If a team elects not to run, then the 7th placed team in acceleration will be invited
to participate in the run-off, but who wouldn't want to run again on the world famous Silverstone track!
Sprint
The Sprint event will be run with 2 queues such that priority will be given to the first driver. In the
event of adverse weather or other issues we will therefore try to ensure that all teams get one driver
to compete their heat before any second drivers are allowed to start their heat.
Electric / hybrid / fuel cell Instructions
The following instructions must be adhered to when operating vehicles which use high voltages
(>40VDC or 25VAC):
1. Vehicles with High Voltage will have separate pit areas to the ICE vehicles
2. All electric vehicles must have basic checks performed at scrutineering before they are allowed
to be presented in static events
3. If the vehicle has not completed all electrical scrutineering, then the safety responsible person
must be present at all static events to ensure that the vehicle is safe and only demonstrated to
the extent allowed by the scrutineering that has been passed
4. Teams are not allowed to have exposed live High Voltage systems in the pit area.
5. Working on the HV systems of High Voltage vehicles can only be conducted in a designated
area. In this area access will be strictly controlled with a maximum of 4 team members from
any team being allowed to enter and one of these must be the Electrical System Officer. Please
use your red lanyards for access to this area. These lanyards are also required in hot areas,
including dynamics and electric charging bay.
6. The same designated area must also be used for charging the vehicles and the same rules
apply for the number of people that can attend, however there must be one experienced person
with the vehicle or battery pack at all times that the HV system is being charged
7. 16A single phase and 32A 3 phase (5pin) sockets will be available
Fires
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Electric vehicle fires:
With electric vehicles, it is possible that a fire can occur and the organisers are aware of a
number of incidents where prototype electric vehicles have caught fire and in some instances
the vehicle has been completely destroyed. The organisers are aware of instances where fire
extinguishers were used to control the fire and these had no effect. The organisers preferred
method of controlling any electrical vehicle fire is to use lots and lots of water which can have
the effect of cooling the cells sufficiently to stop and control thermal runaway. The fire
marshals will be instructed to act in this way unless the team tells them otherwise in which case
the vehicle will be left to burn out.
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No open fires in the garages including BBQ grills, oxy-acetylene torches, heaters, cigarettes,
etc. Electric hot plates and MIG or TIG welding (with gas bottles safely secured) are allowed in
your area but you are advised to use the free welding services available to all teams on site.
Engines may ONLY be run in the Engine running area or in the dynamic event areas
Engines may be run in the engine running area provided the car has passed the chassis, safety
and tech inspections and the following conditions are satisfied;
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1. The car is on an adequate stand
2. The drive wheels are at least 10.2 cm (4 in) off the ground, or the drive wheels have been removed
People must not be underneath the vehicles while the engine is running and a hazard triangle must be
in place to warn pedestrians.
Fire extinguishers must be close by the vehicle and readily accessible at all times. All team members
must be able to use the fire extinguisher. A fire extinguisher must accompany the car, carried
alongside it, wherever it is moved in the paddock. A team member must hold a fire extinguisher ready
whenever the engine is running in the engine running area.
Drivers
Drivers will be issued with a white wristband when they first sign on at the event. All Drivers must
attend the Driver Briefings, after which they will then be issued with a different coloured wristband.
The briefings will be given by the Clerk of the Course and drivers will only be permitted to compete in
that day‟s dynamic activities or use the practice area if the correct wristband is being worn.
All drivers should perform a check of critical fasteners and components on their vehicles to assure
complete control during the driving events. Please be aware that fasteners do come loose, parts do
fatigue, and occasionally someone forgets to torque a nut. It is OK to use the kill switch in the event of
engine or brake malfunction.
Anytime the driver is in the cockpit with the engine running, the following approved safety equipment
must be worn: helmet, driver suit, racing gloves, goggles/face shields, racing shoes, and hair covering,
if necessary.
Grand Prix Racewear is on site for new driver kit if required.
The office is based at Unit 1, Silverstone Technology Park.
Their contact number is; 01327 855585
Driving practice is only to take place in the designated areas and only during the designated times.
Vehicle Movement
D12.1.1 Vehicles may not move under their own power anywhere but on the practice or competition
tracks, or as otherwise directed by the organizers.
D12.1.2 Electric vehicles must be de-activated when being moved around the paddock.
D12.1.3 Off track vehicles must be pushed at a normal walking pace by means of a “Push Bar”, (See
D12.2) and with a driver in the cockpit and with another team member walking beside the car.
Jacking
When supporting cars off the ground use strong, sturdy stands which support the vehicle in a stable
and secure way.
Fuel and Oil
A free supply of fuel will be on site all four days of the competition. The service is courtesy of Shell
who also provides the fuel volume measurement service relevant to the Endurance event. FS cars
which need to be drained at the end of the event prior to transportation must be taken to the Shell
Fuel Station by 16.30 on Sunday 13th July. No open fuel containers are allowed and all fuel containers
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must be DOT approved. Waste oil, etc., is to be taken to the fuel station for disposal. Once at the
competition site, the Formula Student cars can only be fuelled at the Shell fuel station.
Vehicle Modifications
No unapproved modifications are allowed after your car has been through scrutineering.
Tool Use
Tools are expected to be used safely. Wear safety glasses when cutting, grinding, etc. Wear
appropriate eye protection while welding.
Note: If there is a conflict between this summary of the rules and the complete 2014
Formula SAE/Formula Student rules, the complete rules prevail.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Accredited Media
Accreditation is for official media only. Sign on for accredited media will take place on the first floor of
Race Control from 9.00 - 10.00 and 12.00 - 13.30 each day and 8.00 – 10.00 on Saturday and
Sunday. A cash deposit of £20.00 is required for media Bibs, which MUST be returned at the end of
each day when deposits will be returned.
All enquiries about media sign-on should go via IMechE Press Office at [email protected]; +44 (0)20
7973 1261. Dan Hearn will be looking after press accreditation at Silverstone – please call him on
07870 879501 if you need any assistance.
Announcements
Teams wishing to request parts or make an announcement may request these to the IMechE staff at
the Information Desk in Event Control.
Big Bang @ Silverstone UTC
The Big Bang @ Silverstone UTC will take place on Friday 11th July between 09:00 to 17:00. Escorted
groups of 11-14 year olds will be walking around the paddock and pits, so please take extra care when
working on and pushing your car. Please welcome them into your garage and talk to them about your
cars.
Car set-up alterations
Teams do not have to use the same car set-up for all the dynamic events and are encouraged to make
alterations, e.g. to tyre pressures and suspension settings, to give vehicle characteristics best suited to
each specific event.
Catering
Food and drink will be available for purchase in the Paddock Cafe. (Opening times are 07:30-18:00
Wednesday to Saturday and 07:30 – 16:00 on Sunday.)
There is also a burger counter and bar in central paddock. (Opening times are 07:30 – 20:00).
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There will be breakfast and burger van outside the tunnel near to Copse Grandstand A. (Opening times
are 0700 – 1900.)
Please note that cash or credit card payments only are accepted - UK Sterling ONLY.
Clothing
Team members are encouraged to wear their branded uniforms and clothing but must follow the
clothing guidance below
The safety of our staff, volunteers and competitors at Formula Student is of paramount importance and
as such we expect all personnel including marshals, officials and competitors to wear clothing to
protect themselves from hazards at the event and any prevailing weather conditions.
During dynamic and testing activities legs and arms should be covered to ensure protection from heat
from parts of the vehicles. This is also important whenever you are close to the cars while engines are
running. We also recommend footwear that will protect from cars running over feet.
Drivers and marshals will be wearing appropriate overalls but we must stress the importance of team
member and others taking similar precautions.
Appropriate clothing is seen to be stout shoes/boots, jeans, trousers, shirts, jumpers and jackets made
of materials with low flammability.
Clothing that is not acceptable in “hot” areas are skirts, shorts and vest type tops which expose the
skin to significant risk.
Please bring waterproofs and warm clothing with you if required.
Cost Final
The Cost Final is a closed event and will take place on Saturday evening in the Paddock Lounge. It is
for Class 1 teams only and you will need to present your cars on time to the Paddock Lounge. The
results will be announced at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday. Cars not in the cost final will receive
their results as normal.
Decal Positioning on Cars
Please note rule T.13.3 and T.13.3 regarding all cars to accommodate the IMechE and Scrutineering
approval decals. The car weight label will also be affixed in this area.
Running cars need to allow an 8 x 8cm space on the right side of the cockpit for the driver activity
check, which is used for the dynamic events.
Design Final
The Design Final is a closed event and will take place on Saturday evening in Event Control. It is for
Class 1 teams only and you will need to present your cars on time to Event Control. The results will be
announced at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday. The results will be announced at the Awards
Ceremony on Sunday. Cars not in the design final will receive their results as normal.
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Dynamic Activities
Note where these are located on site and the times these activities are open. All activities will close at
the time defined in the official event time schedule and you will not be permitted to run after these
times, even if you are in the queue. Weather and other conditions may alter the activities open times,
amended only at the discretion of the Event organisers.
Teams will be given their running order for the Endurance based upon their time recorded in the Sprint
event. This running order will be determined by the Event organisers and announced no later than one
hour before the nominated starting time for the Endurance event.
For all dynamic activities each team is permitted 1 driver + 3 team members (which may include a
second driver) into the activity‟s assembly area. Team members with red lanyards will only be
permitted into the dynamic areas.
The Site Map indicates viewing points for spectators.
Electric Supply
Please note that power adapters will not be available to hire from the organisers to teams. The power
adapters needed for the garages are ‟16 C-Form Single Phase Outlet‟ which can be easily purchased
from any camping or caravan shop or online. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Emergencies
Any emergency or incident, however minor, must be reported to the Information Desk in Event Control
immediately. In the case of fire, extinguishers will be positioned at strategic points in all garages and
around the dynamic/practice areas. A Fire Tender will also be positioned on site during normal event
hours. When the site is closed, any emergency on the campsite must be reported to Security at the
campsite gate.
Event Control
This will be located halfway down the paddock.
It will include:
- IMechE Information Desk – where all team queries/requests should be directed
- Registration for all teams
- Partner & Sponsor exhibitor stands – be sure to visit them during the event.
Event Feedback
We welcome any feedback you might have about Formula Student so please take the time to complete
the team questionnaire in your Registration Pack and return on Sunday the Information Desk.
Faculty Advisor’s Reception & Team Leaders 2015 Rules Update
This reception will take place on Friday 11th July (18.00-20.00) in the Paddock Lounge will give Faculty
Advisor‟s and a nominated 2015 team representative a chance to network with one another, talk to the
FS Chief Judges and key personnel. Refreshments will be provided and a presentation of updated rule
changes for the future of FS will be given.
All faculty advisors should have received an email so please pre register your attendance with Hilary
Hurrey to receive a ticket by Friday 27th June.
Please note this event is invite only.
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Filming
Will be taking place by various film crews. Please let a member of IMechE staff know (at the
Information Desk) if you do not wish to be filmed.
Formula Student endeavours to achieve high levels of safety during the competition and as such wish
to highlight that the use of Remotely Controlled and Un-Manned Aerial Vehicles for photography or
otherwise is prohibited at the event regardless of any safety features, failsafe systems or
insurances that may be present or in force.
First Aid
The Medical Centre will be open 09.00-18.00hrs each day.
Fuel Specification
The fuel specifications and MSDS documents are available to download from the website.
Garage Allocations
All teams with running cars have been allocated their pit, according to the judging schedule. Access to
the garages to build pits will be between 14:00 and 20:00 on Wednesday 9 th July. We encourage you
to have your garage set up and ready by 17:00 as VIP guests will be touring the paddock. The garage
numbers will be published prior to and at the event.
Judging
Class 1 and 2 teams have been allocated times for design, cost & sustainability and business
presentation judging as appropriate. Make sure that you read the judging schedules thoroughly and
that you know where you need to be.
Calculate how long it will take from your garage to the business presentation judging location.
The design and cost judges will visit Class 1 teams in situ in their pits this year. Therefore, your team
will be presenting your garage pit to the judges so we recommend considering the best way to present
your pit, such as bringing display boards (each pit is 6m deep x 4m wide).
All 8 cars in every garage, or bay in the alternative fuels marquee, will be judged at the same time.
Teams will not be able to work on their car whilst their garage judging is in progress as no noise will be
allowed for the judging hour that your team is allocated to.
Please also be advised that there will be a limit on the number of team members present during the
cost and design judging sessions, so some of your team may be asked to leave the garage during this
time.
Class 2 judging will all take place in the Pavilion.
Media Links
Please use our social media channels to follow and post what is happening at the event.
If you are interested in the history of Formula Student, we have yearbooks for sale both online and at
the event in Event Control.
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www.formulastudent.com
www.facebook.com/formulastudent
www.youtube.com/fsimeche
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www.flickr.com/photos/fsuk
Twitter: @FormulaStudent
The current hashtags are #formulastudent and #fsuk.
Look out for the FS Facebook check-ins when you arrive at Silverstone!
No Smoking
This is a no smoking event. A designated smoking area will be located in the car park behind the trees
next to the Medical Centre. Anyone found smoking outside the designated area may be expelled from
the event.
Opening Ceremony
It is mandatory for all team members to attend the Opening Ceremony scheduled for 17.30 on
Wednesday 9th July in the Pavilion. This year we have Mike Gascoyne, Chief Technical Officer,
Caterham Group and Paddy Lowe, Technical Executive Director, Mercedes AMG Petronas as our
panellists.
We would like to invite teams to tweet us @FormulaStudent their questions for Mike and Paddy using
the hastags #AskMike and #AskPaddy.
Out of Hours Working
The site will be manned by Security Staff 24hrs a day. Please keep your name badge with you at all
times. All team members must be off-site by 23.00 when the garages will close.
Parking
Vehicles can be parked for free onsite. Teams must park in the Team Support car park and visitors can
park in the public car park. Please note that no support vehicles will be allowed in the paddock area
between 12.00 midday on Thursday 10th July and 12.00 midday on Sunday 13th July. Therefore, once
a team has unloaded their FS car and equipment to the garage, the support vehicle will need to be
parked in the Team Support car park.
Photographer
The official photographers of Formula Student will be providing a professional photography service to
all of the competing teams. The photos will not be on sale but will be on the IMechE website shortly
after the event to download free of charge.
Registration & Sign on
All Team Members and Faculty Advisors must register together on arrival at the event. Early
registration will be available 14.00-17.00 on Wednesday 9th July at Event Control for the Class 2
teams and the top 30 Class 1 teams in the Scrutineering queue.
All team members attending the event will be issued with a pass. These passes are to be worn at all
times when on site. All non EU team drivers need to show proof of their medical insurance at initial
registration. Drivers must show their driver‟s license at initial registration.
Cost addenda may be submitted when your team initially signs on at the event to cover any necessary
changes made to your car since your cost report was submitted. Addenda will only be accepted at the
time of registration at the event and must be in the format prescribed by the FSAE rules. It is unlikely
that addenda will reflect major changes to your car.
After Registration, please go to the IMechE Marquee (opposite Event Control) to collect your student
gift bag, Event Programme and pass lanyard. You must wear your pass on your lanyard at all times.
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Results, Protests and Feedback
Results will be posted at Event Control. An announcement will be made over the PA system when
these are available.
If you have any concerns with any of the published scores please take your protest to the IMechE team
at Race Control who will contact the Head Judge. You have one hour to make a protest following the
announcement of provisional results. To lodge an official protest, please refer to the FSAE rules A9.16.
Cost, Design and Business Presentation Feedback will be provided in the following ways:
Cost: Feedback will be available electronically (or on paper at the event) if requested.
Design: Team Leaders were emailed their design summary sheets prior to the event.
Business Presentation: Teams will be given verbal feedback immediately after their Business
Presentation. We advise teams to take notes whilst the judges provide feedback as no written
advice will be provided.
Rules of Conduct
A special note must be made of the „Rules of Conduct‟ as detailed under the Formula SAE regulations
and the Formula Student specific rules. Any violation of these rules by a team member may lead to
disqualification from the competition of that participant‟s entire team. Any person considered to be
contravening the rules banning the use of alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons or other illegal material will
automatically be expelled along with their entire team.
Scrutineering
Scrutineering will begin on Thursday with the queue order published on the FS website by Thursday
10th July. It is the team‟s responsibility to leave scrutineering if there is a clash with a scheduled static
event. If you have to leave then please inform the gate guard so that your re-entry to the
scrutineering process can be managed when you return.
Shipping
Crated cars can be stored and collected from the Medical car park on 8th July. If you require a fork lift
truck, please call Neil Carr-Jones: 07876 181215.
The organisers (IMechE) will not be responsible for any charges incurred by teams during the shipping
process. Please be advised that teams are solely responsible for coordinating the delivery and
collection of their cars and equipment.
We will not accept any deliveries on Monday 7th July.
Taxi Companies
Deanos: 01327 359113
Towcester Taxis: 01327 351385
M B Cars: 01327 352483
Sadies Cars: 01327 358484
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The Pavilion
This is where the Opening Ceremony, Driver Briefings, Business Presentation Demonstration, and
Awards Ceremonies will take place. It will also include the Class 2 entry displays. We will also be airing
some of the World Cup games (see “World Cup Matches”).
Tickets
Tickets will be required for all those who are not an official Team Member, Faculty Advisor, Electrical
Safety Advisor or Officer, Alumni, overall event Partner/Sponsor, volunteer or VIP guest. Please note
that under-16s will be free of charge, but must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets are valid for up to 3 days (Friday 11th – Sunday 13th July)
On the gate at Silverstone Circuit:
Single day tickets will be charged at:
IMechE Members £13.00 (inc. VAT)
Non-IMechE Members £15.00 (inc. VAT)
3 day tickets will be charged at:
IMechE Members £20.00 (inc. VAT)
Non-IMechE Members £25.00 (inc. VAT)
Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th July: Trade days - only Teams, Sponsors & Volunteers are allowed
onsite.
Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July: Public days - tickets are required to be purchased for entry to the
event (except teams, alumni, overall event Partners/Sponsors, volunteers & guests).
Terms & Conditions:
* If you bought your ticket(s) in advance online, you will need to bring a print-out of your receipt on
arrival at the main gate to collect the entry pass(s). Please note that all tickets bought in the same
transaction will need to be collected together.
* Following 18:00 BST on Friday 5 July 2013, tickets may only be purchased at the main gate at
Silverstone Circuit. The costs are detailed above and payment can only be made via cash / pound
sterling, no cards will be accepted) and will only be available on 11- 13 July (07:30-16:00 BST).Last
entry each day will be 16:00 BST. Under-16s will be free of charge and must be accompanied by a
paying adult.
* Non-transferable passes will be issued to paying spectators at the main gate at Silverstone Circuit.
These will need to be retained if spectators wish to return on another day.
* Free parking will be available onsite.
* All spectators must adhere to the safety rules onsite, which will be displayed at the main entry to the
event.
* All spectators and guests must use the main gate at Silverstone. Other entrances are only to be used
by team members, sponsors and volunteers, who will be required to show their issued badge on
entry/exit each time.
Transponders
The Energy Meters will be issued to the Class 1 teams at Event Control from midday on Friday 11 th
July. A €500 deposit will be required for the energy meter; we will ask for credit card details to be
provided at registration, and only if the meter is damaged or lost you will be charged for it. Teams will
also be charged £18 for the connection components that connect the meter to the vehicle; this is a
fixed cost and teams will not get this refunded. The transponder issued must be securely fixed to the
car in order that each car can be identified by the dynamic events‟ timing system. Instructions will be
provided on the day.
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All Electric teams must be fitted with one of these and under no circumstances can teams fit their
independently sourced energy meters and connection components.
Welding
The Welder will be positioned in scrutineering area 9.00 – 18.00 (Thursday to Saturday) and 9.00 –
15.00 on Sunday.
Wet Weather Running
As you all know, the weather is unpredictable. It is therefore possible that we will have to run some or
all of the dynamic events in wet conditions. The rules for tyre selection will follow the FSAE Part D,
article 3.
What Not to Miss
Please refer to the What Not to Miss section in your Event Programme.
Wi-Fi Hot Spot
Passwords and network information will be issued at registration and available at the information desk.
World Cup Matches
We will be showing the evening world cup matches in The Pavillion; the current times of the matches
that will be aired during the event are:
Wednesday 9th July at 21:00
Saturday 12th July at 21:00
Sunday 13th July at 20:00
Please be advised that the Sunday match will be shown after the awards ceremony. We will not be
providing food and drink but you are more than welcome to bring your own. Please take you own
rubbish away with you too.
PADDOCK RULES
Garage Closing
Garages will be closed between 23:00 – 07:30 where all students must vacate.
Welding
Welding can only take place in the designated welding area next to Scrutineering
Running engines
Engines must only be run in the engine testing area between garages 6 and 7.
Vehicle Movement
D12.1.1 Vehicles may not move under their own power anywhere but on the practice or competition
tracks, or as otherwise directed by the organizers.
D12.1.2 Electric vehicles must be de-activated when being moved around the paddock.
D12.1.3 Off track vehicles must be pushed at a normal walking pace by means of a “Push Bar”, (See
D12.2) and with a driver in the cockpit and with another team member walking beside the car.
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Engine and Vehicle Running Requirements
D12.5 Engines may be run in the paddock provided the car has passed Parts 1 and 2 of Technical
Inspection (S2.7) and the following conditions are satisfied:
a. The car is on sturdy and adequate stand, and
b. The drive wheels
Driving Off-site - Prohibited
D13.2 Driving off-site (out of the paddock) is absolutely prohibited. Teams found to have driven their
vehicle at an off-site location during the period of the competition will be excluded from the
competition.
Clean paddock
D10.7.1 Cleanup of trash and debris is the responsibility of the teams. The team‟s work area should be
kept uncluttered. At the end of the day, each team must clean all debris from their area and help with
maintaining a clean paddock.
D10.7.2 Teams are required to remove all of their material and trash when leaving the site at the end
of the competition. Teams that abandon furniture, or that leave a paddock that requires special
cleaning, will be billed for removal and/or cleanup costs.
Alcohol in the Garages
D10.5.1 Alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons or other illegal material are prohibited on the event site during
the competition. This rule will be in effect during the entire competition.
D10.5.2 Any violation of this rule by a team member will cause the expulsion of the entire team. This
applies to both team members and faculty advisors.
Smoking – Prohibited
D.12.3 Smoking is prohibited in all competition areas.
You make smoke in the medical car park – see map
WHERE TO GO FOR HELP
The team at the Information Desk are there to help you. The Information Desk is in the Event Control
Tent and manned by IMechE staff whenever the marquee is open (opening times in Event Schedule).
Should anyone have a query about any element of the competition, they should first go to the
Information Desk who will arrange for the relevant Event Captain to meet with them and their team
manager.
If a team wishes to make an Appeal once the results have been published, they should let IMechE staff
know at the Information Desk.
TEAM LIST
Please note that all combustion and electric cars will be grouped in separate garages and
Class 2 team displays are in The Pavilion.
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Class 1:
University Name
Team Name
Edith Cowan University
Racing
Country
Fuel
Australia
Petrol
Monash University
Vienna University of
Technology
Monash Motorsport
Australia
E85
66
TUW Racing
Austria
Electric
41
KU Leuven, campus Group T
Thomas More Mechelen - De
Nayer
Formula Group T
Belgium
Electric
22
Thomas More Innovation
Belgium
Electric
37
Dalhousie University
Hefei University of
Technology
Dalhousie Formula SAE
Canada
Petrol
59
HFUT racing team
China
Electric
16
University of Zagreb
University of Southern
Denmark
Salesian Polytechnic
University
FSB Racing Team
Croatia
Petrol
114
SDU Vikings
Denmark
Electric
117
U. P. S. Racing Team
Ecuador
Petrol
29
Ain Shams University
ASU Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
100
Helwan University
The American University in
Cairo (AUC)
Tampere University of
Applied Sciences
HFS Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
193
AUC Racing Team (MSG)
Egypt
Petrol
199
Tampere UAS Motorsport
Finland
Petrol
79
Ecole Centrale Paris
Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs
de Metz
University of Burgundy ISAT
Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology (KIT)
Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology (KIT)
Centrale Racing Team 1
France
Petrol
107
ENIM Formula Student
France
Petrol
57
ISAT Formula Team
France
Petrol
58
KA-RaceIng C
Germany
E85
KA-RaceIng E
Ecurie Aix Formula Student
Team RWTH Aachen e.V.
Germany
Electric
65
Germany
Electric
42
Germany
Electric
62
TU Darmstadt
TUfast e-Technology
TU Darmstadt Racing Team
e.V.
Germany
Electric
56
TU Munich
TUfast Racing Team
Germany
E85
63
UAS Amberg-Weiden
Running Snail Racing Team
Germany
Electric
23
UAS Kiel
Raceyard E
Germany
Electric
53
UAS Zwickau
WHZ Racing Team
Germany
Electric
96
University of Kassel
Herkules Racing Team
Germany
Petrol
9
University of Paderborn
UPBracing Team e.V
Germany
Petrol
10
University of Stuttgart
University of Technology
Dresden
Rennteam Uni Stuttgart
Elbflorace Formula Student
Team TU Dresden e.V.
Germany
E85
3
Germany
Electric
5
University of Patras
UoPRacing Team
Greece
Electric
86
Edith Cowan University
RWTH Aachen
Technische Universität
München
Car Number
171
4
14
University of Iceland
Delhi Technological
University
Indian Institute of
Technology Bombay
Dublin Institute of
Technology
Team Spark
Iceland
Electric
75
Defianz Racing
India
Petrol
49
IIT Bombay Racing
India
Electric
196
FormulaDIT
Ireland
Petrol
101
University of Limerick
University of Limerick Racing
Ireland
Petrol
103
Politecnico di Torino
Università degli studi di
Modena e Reggio Emilia
Jordan University of Science
and Technology
Squadra Corse
Italy
Electric
152
MoRe Modena Racing
Italy
Petrol
137
JUST Racing Team
Jordan
Petrol
94
Philadelphia University
Norwegian University of
Science and Technology
Philadelphia Team
Jordan
Petrol
44
Revolve NTNU
Norway
Electric
11
University of Stavanger
National University of
Sciences & Technology
Bialystok University of
Technology
Warsaw University of
Technology
ION Racing UiS
Norway
Electric
20
Formula NUST Racing
Pakistan
Petrol
168
Cerber Motorsport
Poland
Petrol
43
whiteEagle Racing
Poland
E85
84
University of Lisbon
Transilvania University of
Brasov
People's Friendship University
of Russia
Projecto FST Novabase
Portugal
Electric
109
BlueStreamline
Romania
Russian
Federation
Petrol
111
Petrol
87
Slovenia
E85
39
Cape Speed
South Africa
Petrol
19
University of Yeungnam
Tecnun - University of
Navarra
Universidad Europea de
Madrid
University of the Basque
Country (UPV/EHU)
Chalmers University of
Technology
Team YUSAE
South Korea
Petrol
182
Tecnun Motorsport
Spain
Petrol
27
Formula UEM
Spain
E85
Formula Student Bizkaia
Spain
Electric
Chalmers Formula Student
Sweden
Petrol
113
Karlstad University
KTH - Royal Institute of
Technology
Clear River Racing
Sweden
Petrol
154
KTH Formula Student
Sweden
Electric
71
Lund University
LURacing
Sweden
Petrol
61
ETH Zurich
Delft University of
Technology
Eindhoven University of
Technology
AMZ Racing
Delft University of
Technology Racing Team
Electric
33
Electric
85
University Racing Eindhoven
Switzerland
The
Netherlands
The
Netherlands
Electric
40
Yildiz Technical University
YTU Racing
Turkey
Petrol
34
University of Maribor
Cape Peninsula University of
Technology
FS RUDN
UNI Maribor Grand Prix
Engineering
183
48
15
Aston University
Aston Racing
UK
Petrol
70
Birmingham City University
BCU Racing
UK
Petrol
18
Brunel University
Brunel Racing
UK
Petrol
69
Cardiff University
Cardiff Racing
UK
Petrol
110
City University London
City Racing
UK
Petrol
99
Coventry University
Phoenix Racing
UK
Electric
89
De Montfort University
DMU Racing
UK
Petrol
35
Glyndŵr University
GlyndwrRacing
UK
Petrol
126
Kingston University
KU e-Racing
UK
Electric
131
Lancaster University
Liverpool John Moores
University
Lancaster Racing Team
UK
Petrol
17
LJMU Racing
UK
Petrol
32
Loughborough University
Manchester Metropolitan
University
LUMotorsport
UK
Petrol
31
MMU Racing
UK
Petrol
161
Newcastle University
Newcastle Racing
UK
Electric
90
Oxford Brookes University
Oxford Brookes Racing
UK
Petrol
92
Sheffield Hallam University
UK
Petrol
73
Swansea University
SHU Racing
Swansea University Race
Engineering
UK
Petrol
54
University College London
UCL Racing
UK
Petrol
91
University of Aberdeen
TAU Racing
UK
Petrol
83
University of Bath
Team Bath Racing
UK
Petrol
14
University of Birmingham
UBRacing
UK
Petrol
123
University of Cambridge
University of Central
Lancashire
Full Blue Racing
UK
Petrol
28
Formula UCLan
UK
Petrol
68
University of Exeter
Exeter Racing
UK
Petrol
88
University of Hertfordshire
UH Racing
UK
E85
University of Huddersfield
Team HARE
Hull University Formula
Student
UK
Petrol
46
UK
Petrol
181
UK
Petrol
97
University of Liverpool
Leeds Formula Race Team
University of Liverpool
Motorsport
UK
Petrol
24
University of Northampton
FSN.Racing
UK
Petrol
132
University of Portsmouth
UPRacing
UK
Petrol
74
University of Sheffield
UK
Petrol
55
UK
Petrol
82
University of Strathclyde
Sheffield Formula Racing
Southampton University
Formula Student Team
University of Strathclyde
Motorsport
UK
Petrol
115
University of Surrey
TEAM SURTES
UK
Petrol
93
University of Sussex
University of the West of
England
Mobil 1 Team Sussex
UK
Petrol
15
UWE Racing
UK
Petrol
121
University of Ulster
UUJ FS2014
UK
Petrol
180
University of Hull
University of Leeds
University of Southampton
118
16
University of Warwick
Warwick Racing
UK
Petrol
30
CLASS 2:
University
Team Name
Country
Fuel
Karel de Grote University College
Fastrada Motorsport
Belgium
Electric
Akhbar Elyom Academy
Akhbar Elyom Academy Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
Al Azhar University
Arab Academy For Science,
Technology And Maritime Transport
Al Azhar Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
Sharks Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
Menoufiya University
Menoufiya University Team " MFS "
Egypt
E85
October 6 university
o6u formula racing team
Egypt
Petrol
Tanta University
MEC Auto FS Team
Egypt
Electric
Zagazig University
ZUFS Racing Team
Egypt
Petrol
University of Patras
UoPRacing team
Formula Student Ostfold University
College
Greece
Electric
Norway
Electric
Østfold University College
Instituto Superior de Engenharia de
Lisboa
ISEL Formula Student
Portugal
E85
Polythecnic Institute of Leiria
FSIPLeiria Class 2 Team
Portugal
Petrol
University of Lisbon
Projecto FST Novabase
Electric
Eindhoven University of Technology
The Hague University of Applied
Sciences
University Racing Eindhoven
The Formula Cruisers
Portugal
The
Netherlands
The
Netherlands
Brunel University
Brunel Masters Motorsport
UK
Petrol
Durham University
Durham University Electric Motorsport
UK
Electric
Kingston University
KU Green Racing Team
UK
Electric
Queen Mary, University of London
UK
Petrol
Swansea University
Queen Mary Racers
Swansea University Race Engineering
E
UK
Electric
Teesside University
Teesside University
UK
Petrol
University of Bath
Team Bath Racing
UK
Petrol
University of Dundee
DRIVE
UK
Petrol
University of Glasgow
UGRacing
UK
Petrol
University of Hertfordshire
UK
Electric
University of Manchester
UH Racing
University of Manchester Formula
Student
UK
Petrol
University of Warwick
Warwick Racing
UK
Electric
Electric
Electric
AWARDS CEREMONIES
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Awards to be given on Saturday 12th July:
Sponsor
Award
Formula Student
Class 2 Overall Winner
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Most Effective Communications Strategy
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Best Cost Analysis in Class 2
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Best Business Presentation in Class 2
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Design Event Winner in Class 2
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Best Class 1 Cost & Sustainability Analysis
Racecar Engineering
Best Class 1 Business Presentation
Jaguar Land Rover
Innovation in Propulsion Systems
Jaguar Land Rover
Best Use of Virtual Methods to Achieve Vehicle
Targets
GKN
GKN Award for the Lightest Weight & Best Value
ICE
GKN
GKN Award for the Lightest Weight & Best Value
Electric Vehicle
Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains
Class 1 Best Powertrain Installation of an Internal
Combustion Engine
Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains
Class 1 Best High Voltage Powertrain
Implementation
Shell
Engineering Excellence Award
Awards to be given on Sunday 13th July:
Sponsor
Award
Formula Student
Class 1 Overall Winner
Formula Student
Class 1 Runner-up
Formula Student
Class 1 Third Place
Formula Student
Top Individual Driver
Formula Student
Most Efficient Internal Combustion Engine Car
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Acceleration Winner
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Skip Pad Winner
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Sprint Winner
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Endurance Winner
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Class 1 Design Event Runner Up
Mercedes AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team
Class 1 Design Event Winner
Shell
Most Efficient Car
Allan Staniforth Award
Best Newcomer in Class 1
SAE International
Overall Dynamics Event Winner
ATL Craig Dawson Award
Most Valuable Team Member
Bosch
Best Engineered Brake System
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FORMULA STUDENT 2015: LEARN TO WIN EVENT
Friday 31st October 2014
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1 Birdcage Walk, London, SW1H 9JJ
Learn to Win is a full day of presentations, training and feedback covering every aspect of Formula
Student.
It‟s the only chance you‟ll have to get advice from our head judges, engineering specialists, FS
graduates and business experts one-on-one before the event in July 2015.
Ask the questions you need answering and help your team succeed at FS2015.
Don’t miss the chance to get your team ahead of the competition.
Your team can split up to get the most out of the day, with a huge range of panel discussions,
presentations and one-on-one sessions available, covering:
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Project management
Dynamic events
Design
Marketing, media and sponsorship
Cost and sustainability
Business presentation
Non-UK teams can register for online viewing - watch the panel discussions as they happen, and
access all presentations after the event.
Further information will be published early September and spaces will be limited. To register your
interest, email [email protected].
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