Team Details

As of 2022, this class has been integrated into the other two classes.

Schanzer Racing Electric

University Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt
DE Ingolstadt UAS short 686
LocationIngolstadt, Germany
Homepagehttps://schanzer-racing.de/
EV Team Schanzer Racing Electric e.V.
Short Linktid.fsg.one/794

Past Events

Car 434 – 2017
2017
Car #434
Info
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Of course Schanzer Racing electric wasn't able to hide from the new challenges introduced by the new Driverless Class of FSG and the advancements in the automotive industry.The Driverless Division is the new department of Schanzer Racing electric, which consists of 21 team members with a focus on computer science skills. Most team members were recruited new, but we also have veterans from the last seasons.Based on our 2016 car we were able to build our driverless car on a solid foundation.
Engineering Design Priorities:
#HastAAusbildung? #CamerasOnly #AI #SchanzerOnTrack #maxedHumanWeightSaving #WingsAreForFlying
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP Monocoque
Material Carbon Fibre Reinforced Plastic
Overall L 2449 mm
Overall W 1436 mm
Overall H 1134 mm
Wheelbase 1550 mm
Track (Fr) 1214 mm
Track (Rr) 1176 mm
Suspension Double equal length A-Arm, Push rod actuating horizontal oriented spring-damper
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 205/470 R13
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 10x0x6.0 Magnesium OZ
Differential Torque vectoring
Cooling Rear mounted, one radiator with two 25w pumps
Brake System 4-Disk system, self developed rotors with 195mm diameter, adjustable brake balance
Electronics one-way Live-Telemetry, DV-System, distributed I/O-Node system
Powertrain
Number of Motors 2
Motor Location rear right, rear left
Max Motor Power (per motor) 80kW, 80kW kW
Motor Type Enstroj Ermaß 207
Max Motor RPM (highest) Rl, RR: 7000 rpm
Motor Controller Infineon Hybrid Kit 1 (Pin Fin)
Max System Voltage 420V V
Electrode Materials LiNiCoAlO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 7,2kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 1:4,36 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Driverless System
Processing unit(s) NVIDIA DRIVE PX2
Power consumption of all processing units that are working for the DV system 250 W
Camera(s) 2x 60° >150m front facing, 2x 100° rear facing
Other sensors 1x dGPS
Highlights of the DV system Our Highlights are the two rear-facing cameras that are used - amongst other things - to evaluate the driven lane.

We also feature a high definition mapping approach as a base for our trajectory calculations.

FS past achievements due to World Ranking Data Base

Date Event Teams Rank BP CM ED DV SP DV AC AX EN EF Pe Total Engine
2025.09
8
7.
3.
7.
7.
-
-
3.
-
-
0.00
283.18
2025.08
24
15.
-
-
14.
-
-
-
-
-
0.00
206.90
2024.08
12
12.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0.00
0.00
2017.08
15
14.
15.
12.
15.
-
-
-
-
-
-36.00
142.21
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