Formula Student Sponsoring

Supporting formula student teams

GreenTeam Success Story

Speedgoat and MathWorks^® have been proud supporters and sponsors of Formula Student teams since 2016, providing our teams with a Speedgoat Baseline real-time target machine, which is typically used as an ECU. Furthermore, our teams receive software, training and support from MathWorks.

We are happy to announce that we will sponsor the following teams next season:

GreenTeam Electric
AMZ Electric
GreenTeam Driverless
TUFast Driverless
McGill Formula Electric
UPM Racing
Formula ETS
BRS Motorsport
UWashington Formula Motorsports
NTNU Revolve Driverless
NTNU Revolve Electric

"The Speedgoat system worked out of the box. There were no hurdles in installation and we were up and running with it immediately. "

"Speedgoat systems allowed us to focus on control systems design instead of wasting time with ECU development."

Fabian Zeil, Head of Electrics, GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart

Interview with AMZ Racing

We were able to interview Daniel Kiesewalter (AMZ Racing) at the Formula Student Germany 2019 competition.

He shared key insights on how his team approached rapid control prototyping and building their 4WD race car with wheel-hub-mounted 3-phase motors, a central battery pack, and inverter units within the chassis.

Formula Student is Europe's most established educational engineering competition and has celebrated it's 20th anniversary in 2018. To find more information on the competition and what it is all about, visit their website: Formula Student 2020

Interview with AMZ Racing

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Interview with GreenTeam

During the Formula Student Germany 2019 competition, Patrick Schwarz from the GreenTeam answered to our questions and shared insights into their approach. He also shared with us, how his team uses Speedgoat hardware and what the key benefits of using the Speedgoat workflow are.

The team has been very successful over the last 5 years, mostly because of their powertrain innovation. Check out the GreenTeam user story for further details.

To find out more about the team and the car they are currently working on, visit their website.