Class Class 1
University Graz University of Technology
Team Name TU Graz Racing Team
Country Austria
Car Number 91
Team Website racing.tugraz.at
Facebook Account https://www.facebook.com/pages/TU-Graz-Racing-Team/261700161521
Twitter Account https://twitter.com/tugracing
Length, width, height, wheelbase 2900/1450/1200/1550
Track (front/rear) 1180/1150
Weight of car (no driver) 155kg
Weight distribution including 68kg driver (front/rear) 117/113
Suspension (front/rear) double unequal length A-Arm. Pull rod/ Push rod actuated horizontally orented spring and damper.
Tyres (front/rear) 18 / 6 – 10 Hoosier LC0
Wheels (front/rear) 6,5″ CRFP
Brakes (front/rear) stainless steel, hub mounted, Front dia. 190mm drilled, Rear dia. 180mm drilled
Chassis construction one piece CFK Monocoque
Engine (Electric motor for alternatively fuelled vehicles)  KTM 500 EXC
Bore/stroke/cylinders/cc (Electric motor spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles) 95, 72, 1 cylinder, 500 ccm
Fuel type (Type of Energy Storage for alternatively fuelled vehicles) Roz 98
Fuel system (Accumulator Spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles) inlet manifold injection
Max power/max torque 47,5 KW @ 9500rpm/ 53 Nm @ 7000rpm
Transmission Single 520 chain
Differential limited slip differential
Final drive 2.83:1

Team Profile:

TU Graz Racing Team is a team that is rich in tradition. Every year, we build on the excellent cars from the past and try to continuously improve.

This year, one of the biggest challenges has been to comply with the new rules all while trying maintain or exceed performance compared to past years. Simulations suggest we have done an excellent job in that department and we hope this to be confirmed once we start testing after our Roll Out in early May.

We try to meet the challenges of a Formula Student season by clearly dividing the upcoming work into 5 different modules. The heads of the respective modules, which are Powertrain, Electronics, Suspension, Chassis, and Marketing, act as connectors and coordinators between the modules.

Altogether, we are a team of around 40 highly motivated students of different faculties of our university, all working toward the goal of the best car in the field.

Team Members Mr Markus Ager
Miss Daniela Amberger
Mr Richard Benauer
Miss Tatjana Berger
Mr Simon Dreymann
Mr Roland Falkensteiner
Mr Markus Fritzer
Mr Kevin Gschiel
Mr Roland Guggi
Mr Philipp Hahn
Mr Lawrence Hofer
Mr Alexander Hämmerle
Mr Rene Hofstaetter
Mr Michael Jedinger
Mr Michael Kerschbaumer
Mr Florian Kofler
Miss Karin Lorenz
Miss Lisa Moser
Mr Stefan Rameseder
Mr Alexander Roeck
Mr Stefan Schober
Ms Sandrina Stocker
Mr Julian Torggler
Mr Christian Trickl
Miss Christiane Weith
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