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A dedicated team of Mechanical Engineering students design, build and race a Formula SAE car against other Universities from across Australia and now Japan. The Petrol team fresh after finishing 2nd at the Australasian event in December is off to Japan to compete against Asia's best teams from September the 5th to 9th, 2011. Join us on our journey!
FSAE Japan – Competition Day 3, 4 & 5
FSAE Japan – Competition Day 3, 4 & 5 – Dynamic Event’s & Design Finals Day 3: We arrived at the track at 7am to prepare the car for an 8am practice session. Once on the practice pad Matt, Ben and Sean got ready for the Skidpad and Acceleration events in the morning. Once ready [...]
FSAE Japan – Competition Day 1 & 2
FSAE Japan – Competition Day 1 & 2 – Static Event’s & Tech Inspections Day 1: It was about 5am on Monday morning that most of the team arrived at the hotel in Hamamatsu. After arriving in Osaka at 11pm thanks to a 3 hour delay in Cairns, they were finally on the road to [...]
Preparation for FSAE Japan
Preparation for FSAE Japan. Day 1-4: Day 1 (Thursday): On thurday evening 4 of the ts_10J team (Ben Seath, Matt Dwyer, Steve Hunter & Sean Lewis) flew into Tokyo to prepare for the FSAE Japan competition. 10 hours of flying time and a 3 hour stopover in Cairns then we arrived. Day 2 (Friday): On [...]
2011 ts_J July Newsletter
This is the July edition of the ts_Japan team newsletter. team Swinburne Japan July Newsletter
Team Swinburne is going to Japan
Fresh from taking 6th place at the Top Gear Live Festival, Team Swinburne are happy to announce that they will taking their most successful race car, the 2010 Petrol Formula SAE car – which finished 2nd in the 2010 Australasian competition – to compete in the 2011 Student Formula SAE Japanese World Championship from the [...]
Team Swinburne Competing at F-SAE Japan
Team Swinburne’s website is up and running. Keep posted for new photos and video in the leadup to the 2011 Japanese F-SAE Competition.
Website Coming Soon!
Welcome, the Team Swinburne – Petrol Website is in the process of being updated. Stay tuned for all the latest news as we prepare for the Japanese F-SAE competition.
