Class Class 1
University University of Stuttgart
Team Name Rennteam Uni Stuttgart
Country Germany
Car Number 2
Team Website www.rennteam-stuttgart.de
Facebook Account https://de-de.facebook.com/RennteamUniStuttgart
Twitter Account https://twitter.com/rennteam0711
Length, width, height, wheelbase 3120mm/1350mm/1200mm/1630mm
Track (front/rear) 1120mm/1080mm
Weight of car (no driver) 177kg
Weight distribution including 68kg driver (front/rear) 116kg/134kg
Suspension (front/rear)
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double wishbone front and rear
Pullrod actuated front, Pushrod actuated rear
modular third spring/damper system
Tyres (front/rear) Hoosier R25B, 7,5″x18″
Wheels (front/rear) Selfdesigned Hybrid Rim, Carbonfibre rim well, aluminium wheel star
Brakes (front/rear)
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ISR Calipers, Aluminium brakedisc
Chassis construction singlepiece monocoque with steel rearframe
Engine (Electric motor for alternatively fuelled vehicles) Yamaha YZF-R6 rour stroke in line four
Bore/stroke/cylinders/cc (Electric motor spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles) 65.5mm bore / 44.5mm stroke /   4 cylinder / 599 cc
Fuel type (Type of Energy Storage for alternatively fuelled vehicles) E 85
Fuel system (Accumulator Spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles)
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dual stage injection
Max power/max torque 62,5 kW @ 10500rpm/65 Nm @ 7500rpm
Transmission 4-speed gearbox
Differential
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limited slip Drexler differential
Final drive 29/11, chaindrive

Team Profile

“Complete! Finish! Win!” This is our motto which we kept alive over the past ten years.

Our jubilee-car, the “F0711-10” [as for Stuttgarts’ area code (0711) and the continuing number of racecars built (10)] tries to come back to its’ roots and the agenda established in 2005. Long approved systems are combined with innovative technologies as the flexibility is priority number one. Therefor the chassis consists of a CFRP-monocoque and a steeltube-rearframe to ease maintenance on engine- and drivetrainparts as well as the rearframes’ wiring harness.

But to keep the innovative design and engineering solutions up to date we developed a new third-spring-suspension to increase performance and to decrease laptime. Also the new aerodynamic package makes another step forward and helps to keep the car balanced even at high speed corners. With the disctinctive nose cone the “F0711-10” is easily recognizable as a real Rennteam Uni Stuttgart Racecar!

The 2015 team and its’ structure is designed to have a flat hierarchy. Our chief engineer is responsible for the design and production of all different parts and looks over the 5 technical subteams chassis, engine, drivetrain, suspension and electrical system. Our chairwoman cares about the organizing team including marketing and documentation.

Team Members
Lars Altseimer
Georg Angst
Fritz Bär
Christopher Bieneck
Valerian Cimniak
Georgios Chimonides
Sebastian Crönert
Florian Engelhard
Simon Eser
Georg Fezer
Andrija Grbavac
Matthias Grell
Joscha Haupt
Roland Herberth
Simon Heußner
Eduardo Hoppen
Anna Jesser
Anita Karadzic
Diana Karadzic
Lars Kelting
Bastian Kernstock
Maximilian Knorr
Fabian Kopp
Steffen Maier
Denis Olemberg
Helena Ortwein
Valerie Ortwein
Daniel Ossig
Julian Preuss
Daniel Puscher
Francesco Salerno
Florian Schäfer
Florian Schirmer
Sebastien Sorne
Alexander Speer
Maximilian Vogel
Christian Weber
Melchior Weinman
Sebastian Welscher
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