Team Details

Twenty years, two teams, one beast. As we charge into the second season of our GreenTeam fusion, Rennteam marks its 20th birthday with the ultimate statement of speed: the X0711-2. Highlights include a revised aero package with new front and rear wing, paired with a renewed emphasis on reliability throughout.

In 2005 the Rennteam was founded by a group of engineering loving students with the task to build the fastest Formula Student car out there. Four years later in 2009, with the announcement of an all-electric category, a new team, called GreenTeam, emerged from the Rennteam.Since then the two teams have existed in parallel, sharing the same premises and achieved numerous successes. After 15 years, with the gradual end of the Formula Student combustion category, the two clubs have finally merged.

The GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart e.V. was founded in 2009 by alumni of the Rennteam. Currently it consists of 48 members. Since its founding, the GreenTeam has established itself as one of the top teams in Formula Student competition, achieving numerous successes. With its recent success, a new world record was set for acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 1.461 s. This year, in addition to optimizing individual components, the team has focused on the driverless system in the E0711-13.

We are GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart e.V., Electrical Formula Student Team of the University of Stuttgart. We've been developing electric prototype racecars since 2009. With 2 world records and constantly in Top 10, we're one of the best FS Teams worldwide. After getting #1 on the world ranking list, we are focusing on making the car 100% reliable, improving vulnerable sub systems on the car and efficiently integrate the autonomous system in the car. This year we will compete in 5 events around europe

GreenTeam was founded in 2009 and currently consists of around 65 students from several courses of study. Our new car, the E0711-11 EVO, is a comprehensive revolution conceived for the long term: A new wheel package with single-piece CFRP rims, a new independent suspension, a new single-piece monocoque with a narrower shaped body and big improvements to the aerodynamic package extract a new level of performance that will be powered by our overall self-developed electric powertrain.

2019 marks the 10th anniversary of the GreenTeam and therefore also the 10th time we participate at Hockenheim. As in previous years, the team of 50 students aimed to build a highly competitive vehicle. Our new car, the E7011-10, is a controlled revolution: Improving the strengths of its predecessor while introducing innovative concepts. For the first time we run our self-developed motors which in conjunction with our proven oil cooled accumulator enable us to extract a new level of performance.

For nine years, the GreenTeam participates at Hockenheim. With the new E0711-9 we continue our successful story. With our 9th generation car we combined the benefits of its predecessor with new convincing innovations. The overall focus was set on performance and reliability for the E0711-9. Highlights this year are the aerodynamic package, vehicle dynamics, improved oil cooled accumulator and lightweight design.

For eight years, the GreenTeam participates at Hockenheim. With the new E0711-8 we continue our successful story. With our 8th generation car we combined the benefits of its predecessor with new convincing innovations. The overall focus was set on performance and reliability for the E0711-8. Highlights this year are the aerodynamic package, vehicle dynamics, improved oil cooled accumulator and lightweight design.

May we present: The E0711-7, the latest car made by GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart. This year’s overall goal has been especially challenging: our 35 team members aimed for 'Pfusch' at its finest. This has been achieved by the extensive use of gaffer and by colleagues asking questions like 'Does this part even have a function or is it just an aerodynamic component?' The overwhelming result: A nonetheless amazing car full of intended and unintended special features, a year full of work and fun.

Six years full of passion for Formula Student and the participation at Hockenheim as a firm tradition: The GreenTeam continues last year’s successful story with the E0711-6, our 6th generation car that combines the benefits of its predecessor with new convincing innovations. This year’s highlights are the aerodynamic package, 4WD, rear wheel steering and many more. The overall focus for the E0711-6 was set on performance and reliability.

The GreenTeam is driven by a deep passion to always be one step ahead. We have never only developed the previous car, we revolutionized it! Our 5th generation car was designed to be faster, lighter and more efficient than all our Formula Student cars before. We combined intense hard work and smart ideas into a persuading concept. We freed our minds from earlier developments to design a car without compromises.

After long days and nights in our workshop the E0711-4 is ready for competition. We spent a lot of time to design the new race car, which is absolutely able to compete. This year we designed a four-wheel-drive, optimized the aerodynamics and downsized to 10” rims. Our self-made control is the brain of the car, equipped with software for torque vectoring, traction control. For the monocoque we continued our sandwich-technology and decided for a full monocoque. Consequent lightweight-design in every part of the car lead to cutting the 200kg-line, saving about 40kg to the last years car “E0711-3”. The most noticeable innovation is our aerodynamic package which includes wings at the front and the rear. Now it is time for the E0711-4 to show its many improvements on the track!

After two successful cars - E0711-1 and E0711-2 - the GreenTeam has been dedicated to design a completly new electric racing car with a higher power to weight ratio and a more innovative concept. The new E0711-3 is characterized by a hybrid way of construction. The two most striking examples are the frame construction and the wheels. The forward section is a CFRP-monocoque with aluminum honeycomb in sandwich construction. The rear end is a tubular steel space frame. Especially the self-designed wheels: the rim well is made of CFRP, which is screwed with the aluminum rim star. With these methods we succeeded that the E0711-3 is 14 % (30 kg) lighter than the E0711-2. Now is the time that the E0711-3 puts his ability to the test at the Hockenheimring (Germany), at the Redbull-Racing-Ring (Austria) and at the Catalunya-Circuit (Spain).

GreenTeam Uni Stuttgart e.V. - the formula student electric team of the University of Stuttgart - was founded in 2009. This year the GreenTeam participates in the formula student electric event in Hockenheim for the second time. The team consists of 30 students from different fields of study, which are very engaged to construct, manufacture and build the second electric car generation - the E0711-2. The aim was to optimize the old car in different aspects. For example by increasing the efficiency, improving the driving control and battery cells and further reducing weight. Furthermore the vehicle features a variety of innovative components, such as the self-developed battery-management-system. So for the GreenTeam the course is set to live up to last year's success.

The GreenTeam Uni StuttgartThere is a new competition for cars with fully electrical drivetrains. Of course the Stuttgart Team did not want to miss this oppurtunity. In a very short time s a small group of former members of the Rennteam Uni Stuttgart and a handful Greenhorns formed a new team - the GreenTeam. Where green symbolizes not only ecological clean but also alternative concepts besides and on the race track. In only seven month the team developed a race car without CO2 emissions on basis of the former worldchampionship chassis. The E0711-1 is a race car of pure breed with two electrical motors in the rear serving each wheel seperatly. A tubular space frame, powerful Lithium polymere accumulators combined with a self developed battery management system and the benefits of the torque vectoring technique are the highlights of the E0711-1. We are looking forward to the exciting FSE competition and hope you are keeping yours green fingers crossed for us!