F33: 2024-2025
8th Place Overall at FSAE Michigan 2025
At FSAE Michigan 2025, F33 took 8th place overall, marking another top ten finish — this time with our first hub motor car. The transition to in-wheel motors significantly improves weight distribution, enhances torque control, and elevates the vehicle’s overall performance. This advancement represents a major milestone for our team, laying the foundation for even greater improvements in the coming year.
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F32: 2023-2024
1st Place Overall at FSAE Michigan 2024
At FSAE Michigan 2024, F32 took 1st place overall marking the first time in the team's history that the team has won at Michigan. As RIT Racing's final single inboard electric motor car before moving to hub motors, F32 is the pinnacle of the single motor, rear wheel drive arcitecture for FSAE cars.
F30: 2021-2023
4th Overall at Michigan
F30 was able to take its place as fourth overall in a field of 72 teams FSAE Michigan, making it the fastest single inboard motor FSAE car in North America. With the teams' endless dedication and long nights in the shop, F30 was the latest vehicle to pass tech since competing with F26 in 2018.
F28: 2019-2021
2nd in Design at Las Vegas and Michigan
RIT Racing continues to show its ability to succeed with the development of F28. A car originally intended as the competition vehicle for 2020, F28 has become a symbol for the struggles of the pandemic and a sign that the team can overcome anything.
E2: 2017-2018
Taking on the Electric Competition
E2 was RIT Racing's most competitive outing yet with an electric car. Thanks to several months of testing and development, E2 was able to Win its Endurance event en route to a 2nd place finish in the Formula North competition
E1: 2016-2017
The Start of the Electric Era