ABOUT US
We are team Incatus, a student racing team of 6 members, participating in the F1 in Schools Technology challenge. We are committed to winning the competition, and overcoming any obstacles we face in our journey.
The Dream Team
Our team is composed of six members, ranging from classes 7 to 9, all of which have been assigned different roles. All of our team members are vastly experienced and have won many similar competitions before.
1. Harsaaj Singh Wander- Team Manager, Graphic Designer- Previously participated in F1 in Schools, winner of Indian National Space Settlement Design Competition, national finalist in Initiative for Research and Innovation in STEM (IRIS).
2. Chitraksh Tarun- Design Engineer- Tarang 2018 Runners-Up, Opus Web Development Challenge 3rd Place.
3. Aditya Aggarwal- Manufacturing Engineering- Mental Mathematics Competition Runners-Up, knowledgeable in higher physics.
4. Aarav Bhandari- Resource Manager- National Mathematics Talent Contest 2nd Level, Mental Mathematics Runners-Up.
5. Vanshaj Rai- Sponsorship Manager- Participant in Hepatitis Day organised by the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, wonderful negotiation and communication skills.
6. Arpan Yadav- Marketing Manager- Excellent media skills, knowledgeable in effective marketing techniques.
Team Identity
Our team name, INCATUS, is wordplay on the Latin word 'incitatio', meaning swiftness. Also, the font for our team name was also perfectly handpicked so as to showcase our precision and attention to detail. Our logo, the furious horse, showcases our aggression, precision and the sheer horsepower of our car. Our team colors are black and blue, Black showcases our domination over the other teams in the competition, and the combination of blue represents our wisdom, confidence, intelligence and futuristic views.
Our Car - the Arion
The name of our car represents our desire to be fast, faster than any car previously designed. We have applied many scientific concepts in our car, including drag, drag coefficient, minimal downforce, pressure on the frontal area. We have looked at previous scientific studies to assist us in designing the car.