The CFS Approach
Build a competition vehicle, yes, that is what Chalmers Formula Student does – but it is only a small part of a substantially larger picture.
Our true aim is to select ambitious students, inspire them to make independent data-driven decisions, communicate across technical borders and make continuous compromises based on detailed analysis to achieve the optimum overall solution. We call this the CFS Approach. It begins with the Pre-Study phase, an intense study period to understand the problem posed and to set up the overall vehicle architecture, while learning from previous experience. This continues into Design, Manufacturing, and through the extensive Testing period in preparation to evaluate the finished solution against the top Universities from across the world in a competitive environment.

We do not simply build a competition vehicle. We take ambitious students and educate them through the CFS approach.
– We Deliver the Engineers of Tomorrow.
The CFS14 Team
The CFS14 team is presented below in the nine design subgroups: Aero, Chassis, Communications, EDCS (Ergonomics, Driver’s Controls and Safety), Electronics, Powertrain, Suspension and Unsprung Mass, and Trainees.
Aero
Sathyavanan ChinnaswamyBE. Aeronautical Engineering |
Chassis
Communications
Ergonomics, Driver Controls and Safety
Electronics
Toni Cantero GubertBSc. Industrial Engineering |
Powertrain
Isak JonssonBSc. |
Josu DonnayBSc. |
Rahul KilpadiBSc. Mechanical Engineering |
Suspension and Unsprung Mass
Rafał KisielewiczBSc. Mechatronics |
Trainees
Mikael TulldahlBSc. Mechanical Engineering |
Patrick RoseforsBSc. Architecture & Engineering |
Pär-Love PalmBSc. Mechanical Engineering |
Peter EdlundBSc. Mechanical Engineering |
Some members of the CFS13 Team have taken on Management roles to help the team get on track in this demanding project.