Our Vehicles
Electric Program
From our first electric car in 2016 to the 2024 FSAE Michigan Champions — the story of RIT Racing's electric era is one of relentless progression.
2024 – 2025
F33
F33 marks RIT Racing's transition to hub motors — placing the drive motors directly in each wheel hub. This architecture enables independent torque vectoring at each corner and simplifies the drivetrain packaging, though it increases unsprung mass — a trade-off the team chose to accept for the gains in traction control and packaging flexibility.
F33 proved itself across three competitions in 2025: 1st Place Overall at FSAE Pittsburgh, 1st Place Overall at FSAE Toronto, and 8th Place Overall at FSAE Michigan — a dominant debut season for a fundamentally redesigned powertrain platform.
| Motor Configuration | Hub Motors (×4) |
| Best Result | 1st Pitt, 1st Toronto, 8th Michigan |
2023 – 2024
F32
The pinnacle of RIT Racing's single inboard motor rear-wheel-drive architecture. F32 represented years of refinement in electronics, aerodynamics, and chassis design converging into one car.
At FSAE Michigan 2024, F32 claimed 1st Place Overall — the first time in the team's history that RIT Racing won at Michigan. A result that defined a generation of the program.
| Motor Configuration | Single Inboard, RWD |
| Best Result | 1st Overall — FSAE Michigan 2024 |
2021 – 2023
F30
4th Overall at FSAE Michigan in a field of 72 teams. F30 was also the fastest single inboard motor FSAE car in North America. A car defined by long nights and relentless development across three years.
2019 – 2021
F28
Originally designed as the 2020 competition car, F28 became a symbol of resilience through the pandemic years. Despite the disruption, F28 earned 2nd in Design at both Las Vegas and Michigan competitions.
2017 – 2018
E2
RIT Racing's most competitive electric outing to that point. After months of testing, E2 won its Endurance event and finished 2nd at Formula North.
2016 – 2017
E1
The car that started it all. E1 marked RIT Racing's first foray into electric Formula SAE — laying the foundation for everything that followed.