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GTSR

Georgia Tech Solar Racing

  • Team
    • Leadership
    • Mechanical
    • Electrical
    • Race Operations
    • Business
    • Outreach
  • Cars
    • SR-4: Aurora (2024)
    • SR-3: Endurance (2019)
    • SR-2: Odyssey (2018)
    • SJ-1: Endeavour (2013)
    • Audi Project (2008)
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Georgia Tech Solar Racing

Design. Build. Race.

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Solar Racing is a Registered Student Organization of the Georgia Institute of Technology

In the News

  • 11Alive: Georgia Tech's solar car team drives innovation

    On a sunny day at Georgia Tech, the Solar Racing team is turning sunlight into motion, showcasing the future of sustainable transportation.
     
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  • NPR: College teams show off solar-powered car innovations at 3-day race in Kentucky

    WOOLSEY: Right now we're breaking boundaries. We're the first four-person, American solar-powered car at this competition.
     
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  • ASC: Collegiate Solar Car Teams Shine at the Electrek Formula Sun Grand Prix 2025

    Multi Occupant Vehicle (MOV) Class: Third Place: Georgia Institute of Technology, finishing with a score of 11.7 and 55 laps.
     
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  • Sun-Powered and Speed Obsessed, the Georgia Tech Solar Racing Team Clinches Podium Finish

    After driving 170 miles in their custom-built solar-powered car at the 2025 Electrek Formula Sun Grand Prix, the Georgia Tech Solar Racing team heads into next year looking to go even farther.
     
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Who are we?

A group of motivated students who are passionate about advancing vehicle technology through building solar-powered race cars.

Team

Our team is comprised of over 100 students from over 14 disciplines, ranging from engineering and science to management.

Competitions

We compete in the American Solar Challenge and Formula Sun Grand Prix against collegiate teams from across North America. We placed 6th in FSGP 2017 and won the Most Improved Award. In 2021, we completed the American Solar Challenge. Most recently, we placed 3rd in our category at FSGP 2025. We hope to continue growing in our successes.

Cars

Our previous cars, all single-occupant, were SJ-1 Endeavor, and SR-2 Odyssey, and SR-3 Endurance. This past summer, we competed with our first multi-occupant car, SR-4 Aurora. SR-4 is the first ever North American four-seater solar car to race in FSGP.

In short, what do we do?


Design solar cars.

Every GTSR vehicle since SJ-1 has been 100% designed, validated, and simulated by the student members. This provides a fantastic opportunity for engineering and science majors to develop their skills with real-world problems.

Build solar cars.

Every GTSR vehicle since SJ-1 has been fabricated and tested by the student members with minimal outside contract services. This hands-on approach significantly improves design-for-manufacturer skills while delivering a lower-cost, higher performing vehicle.


Race solar cars.

Our Strategy team utilizes detailed live telemetry along with cutting edge, in-house simulation and optimization software to determine best race strategy. With this, we can go faster for longer and adapt to constantly evolving situations.


Reach out.

GTSR regularly participates in events in-person in the Atlanta area and virtually to showcase what is possible with solar powered electric transportation and inspire the next generation.

“Solar Racing is the cornerstone of my collegiate experience. I work alongside passionate students and friends who inspire me to think outside the box and tackle challenging problems on my journey of becoming a well-rounded engineer.”

– Roy Mazor, Mechanical Engineering ’27

Interested?

Every semester we actively recruit current GT students of all majors and years.

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