Formula SAE Series competitions challenge teams of university students to conceive, design, fabricate, develop and compete with small, formula style vehicles.

Every car must follow the rules laid out by SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers). The intention of the rules is the keep the cars safe and competitive, but leave a very wide range of solutions open to student designers.

At competition, about 65% of the points come from dynamic events (Acceleration, Skidpad, Autocross, Endurance, and Efficiency), while the remaining points come from static events (Engineering Design, Cost Analysis, Business Presentation). The competition is designed to reward cars that finish all events, but a team cannot be in the top tiers of the competition without a strong static performance - you need more than just a fast car to win.

University of Toronto Shootout 2018

The team describing their design to judges at Formula North 2018

COMPETITION POINTS DISTRIBUTION (/1000)

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Static Events

Dynamic Events