Cerber Motorsport is coming from Bialystok University of Technology from Poland.


Our new team was reorganised. From 30 team members taking part in the previous project, there was only 13 left. Most of them was only the technical advisors. We divided the tasks between four technical departments: chassis and suspension, powertrain and drivetrain, electronics, aerodynamics. We have also marketing team.
Simplicity, reliability, ease of maintenance and adjustment. That was our top goals. We achieved them by well thought-out design, precision in manufacturing and finishing the manufacturing process 3 months before the first competition. We wanted to use the experience gained in previous projects (which were totally different from each other). We wanted to combine their best features and eliminate their drawbacks. In the result, we had to redesign almost every single part. We believe that it was a good decision, especially after first tests, seeing the car running without causing any problems so far.
We understand the importance of continues development. That’s why in parallel with working on our current car, we are developing the solutions, which are going to be implemented in the future vehicles.

Class Class 1
University Bialystok University of Technology
Team Name

Cerber Motorsport

Country Poland
Car Number 124
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Length, width, height, wheelbase 2970mm, 1378mm, 1194mm, 1550mm
Track (front/rear)

1200mm/1180mm

Weight of car (no driver) 210kg
Weight distribution including 68kg driver (front/rear)

136/142

Suspension (front/rear)

Double unequal length A-Arm. Push rod actuated horizontally oriented spring and damper

Tyres (front/rear) 10x6x18″ R25B Hoosier
Wheels (front/rear)

Braid Sturace 10″

Brakes (front/rear)

190/180 alloy steel, fixed, hub-mounted

Chassis construction

One piece tubular 4130N steel spaceframe

Engine (Electric motor for alternatively fuelled vehicles)

One piece tubular 4130N steel spaceframe 2008/Honda CBR600RR PC40 four stroke in line four      

Bore/stroke/cylinders/cc (Electric motor spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles) 67mm / 42.5mm / 4 / 599cc
Fuel type (Type of Energy Storage for alternatively fuelled vehicles) 95 RON unleaded
Fuel system (Accumulator Spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles)

Honda PC37 fuel rail, four injectors

Max power/max torque

65 kW @ 12,000 rpm 56 Nm @ 10,000rpm

Transmission

Single 520 chain

Differential

Limited slip Drexler differential

Final drive 3:06:1
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