My Formula SAE 2022 Season (FSAE) 

Really glad to see a yearly overview of FS. I'm taking on chief engineer of a new FSUK IC team this year as an electrical student. Pretty much dealing with project management and engine tuning so this is really encouraging to see a team do the same goals as us.

You can't possibly know how lucky you are to have gone through that program. It's 32 years after I first walked into an FSAE shop and it was probably the biggest single event of my entire life. Great stuff!

Awesome to see that you guys were able to get a working car within a year with so little knowledge transfer. I just joined my school's FS team an it amazes me how many factors the team leads have to take into consideration.

Nice build review, and you all did great for a new team! I know the sound limit gets a lot of teams. I wish my team still made a combustion car, but now we're only electric (sad). Best of luck with your 23' car!

Wow, amazing project and great vid, you are going places man :D

Trust me when you said that you were facing a problem in Noise. And noise levels were near 124 decibels. We literally faced the same issue during our noise. But it was mainly due to echoing of sound in sidepods as the muffler was enclosed within the sidepods. We got it fixed by removing the sidepod and retesting again. This time it was around 105 at 7500 rpm. Unfortunately we couldn't attempt brakes. As we were past the deadline. I was responsible for Electronics and tuning in my team for 3 years and graduating this year as a captain. I could relate to the pain of not having the base map and also the engine parameters with you when you are starting from scratch. Anyways great job with the vehicle!

Sick car man! Congrats to you and the team 🎉

This is such a cool video. Congratulations on making a car and mostly passing tech. That's a huge achievement. I would recommend when you're testing to keep the cones on top of the chalk. At competition, a big factor is hitting cones, because with one cone hit that is a 2 second penalty. I noticed that your drivers were going over the lines a lot, which would result in multiple cone hits. Watch some onboards from other teams at Michigan and try and emulate tracks similar to that.

Awesome video, it totally embodies the FSAE spirit. Nice job making it through scrutineering, for a near new team that's still really good! Hoping to see more from you in the future, I like the vlog style content.

You’re such a great editor buddy! That was awesome

Great video!

Congrats on the car!!! Super impressive! I am trying to bring it to my college and improve on a build that was built before me (before covid lmao). Quick question, you have a small aerodyanmics cover on the car, I was wondering what you made it out of and the manufacturing process of it. Thanks for the help.

god i'd love to build one

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congrats on the video bro! Quick question, what radiator did you end up using?

Looks like you guys wrapped the chassis with something to keep debris out prior to the nose cone. What was that? Some kind of vinyl?

Nice video bro, ur the kid that once met Joe Biden, thats pretty cool. Maybe you will meet him again one day who knows? Anyway very nice, i once met the danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen 😀👍

Did you use a pdm to power your sub system?

Hey dude is there any good way (for free or low cost) to learn how to use an Emrax motor (axial flux)? Im looking for resources to learn :D Love channels like this! SAE is so cool!