Team name: Team Spark

Team Spark

University: University of Iceland
Class: Class 2
Car Number:
Country: Iceland

Technical Specification

Length:– 2501
Width:– 1380
Height:– 1215
Wheelbase: – 1568
Track: – 1244/1170
Weight – no driver: – 330
Weight – distribution including driver: – 190/198
Suspension: – Double unequal length A-Arm. Push rod actuated spring and damper.
Tyres: – 20,5 x 6,0 – 13 R25 Hoosier
Wheels: – 13x6in 3pc Al rim
Brakes: – Ø218mm disks, 4 piston front/2 piston rear calipers, 2 master cylinders
Chassis construction: – Steel tube spaceframe
Engine: – 2x Agni 95-R DC electric motors
Bore: – N/A
Stroke: – N/A
Cylinders: – N/A
CC: – N/A
Fuel Type: – Electricity
Fuel System: – N/A
Max Power: – 54kW@5000rpm
Max Torque: – 104Nm@0rpm
Transmission: – Two-stage gearbox, fixed ratio
Differential: – Electronically controlled via steering wheel sensor input by motor controllers.
Final Drive: – 6:1


Team Spark

Team Spark

Team Spark

Team Profile

2013 is the University of Iceland’s third year participating in the Formula Student competition. The experience gained at Silverstone 2011 and Silverstone 2012 has been of great benefit for the team. The team  ecided to compete in Class 2 this summer instead of Class 1 due to major changes of the team’s core. The goal this year was to enhance last year’s design and therefore try to limit expenses. Like last year, this year’s focus has been on incorporating sustainable materials into the design with special attention on basalt fibers. Our goal for this year’s competition is to have a good design and do better than last year in all of the Class 2 categories.

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