DUT19 onboard FSA 2019

The onboard video of last years machine, the DUT19, with the real time data displayed. Enjoy it!

[stefanhansson]

I'm so proud of my son, what a driver and what a passioned ingengeer!

[ElmerRacing]

Nice seeing some of the parts we machined being driven at warp speed! Wow!

[Sundurke]

For a second i thought it was sped up! What a driver! bravo!

[BradleyG]

These things are incredible. the precision and the acceleration is unreal. I wish these things were driven on proper tracks instead of cones more often.

[corpsecoder_nw]

0:06-0:09 the direction change was 150 degrees to the right in under 1 second. Unbelievable. The g-force reading was going nuts, swinging from 1.5 to 2.3 but it probably would've been higher if the accelerometers were placed on the left edge of the car or something because the yaw onset and quick countersteer was nuts.

[Kidzspeed]

Driven like a go kart more than a standard car. I love it!

[Dakkyun]

These tracks are so narrow that i hate it. Respect to the driver and team.

[johncrow]

WOW! That was insane! Great driving, great engineering!

[corpsecoder_nw]

0:50 a little bit slower (0.3 seconds slower) for the direction change there but still this is like comparing the Burj and Shanghai Tower for height difference, both still taller than anything we've ever seen.

[simracing_gasfalt]

These drivers are definitely built different

[paulfisher]

0:08 you brake and accelerate without pedal inputs... how does this work?

[corpsecoder_nw]

0:31-0:34 again the direction change is scarcely believeable. How do the tires have so much grip at such low speed? What kind of aero is on the car? How is the car quickly stopping the inside tires, lighting up the outside tires and then stopped from spinning by a driver with cat-like reflexes? The 90 degree change of directions happened in 0.7 seconds, through a narrow chicane no less where the steering has to cross from one side to another.

[corpsecoder_nw]

This is the fastest thing I've seen. Great driver, greater engineering. I can only dream of knowing the specs of the car and what kind of tire compounds they have.

[AlvaroTG]

how do you make those graphics? is it a self-developed software or a comercial one?

[robertotouri]

What are the green/red bars on top right? Torque on each wheel or something related to adhesion coefficient?

[tomn]

Do you really achieve -80 kW regenerative Brake power or is the calculation based on Mechanical brakes?

[scott]

0-80kmh in less than 2 seconds that is actually crazy

[SkeleCrafteronYT]

This looks like driving the Redbull X2010 in Gran Turismo O.o

[GRamerDim]

1. how does oneself produce negative power
2. how can i acquire a FS car?

[Matthew]

This is INSANELY fast. It's almost hard to know that at our team we're designing something that will not even compare to this. This is a superior car, I can't imagine what a rollercoaster must it be for the driver.

Also, I wanted to ask you a favor, if I may. I'm a member of the UniTS Racing Team based in Trieste and we're at our second year. Since I'm starting a series of videos to document our development, I wanted to introduce it by explaining what Formula Student/Formula SAE is. But we just competed in static events, held remotely due to pandemic, so we don't have any footage from the track. Could I use a bit of this video when I'm explaining what FSAE is and that cars are * very * fast? I'd add your channel's name at the bottom while the video is playing, list the link to the original footage in the video information and thank you and all other creators that allowed me to use their content both in the video and in a pinned comment.

Let me know what you decide! And keep up the good work, you guys have great fans down here in Trieste, we simply love your cars!