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Formula Bharat 2024 Competition Rules Overview

• The Formula Bharat competition challenges university student teams to design, fabricate, and race small formula-style cars.
• The competition is split into two classes: Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle (CV) and Electric Vehicle (EV).
• All vehicles must meet safety and compliance requirements defined in the rules book.
• The competition starts with a series of technical inspections to check the vehicle's safety and compliance.
• The competition is divided into a series of static and dynamic events, with maximum points awarded for each event.
• The team with the most overall points will win the competition for their class.
• The competition specific rules and information are defined on the competition website, with English as the official language.
• The responsibility of organizing a competition based on these rules lies solely with the organizer.
• The competition consists of two classes: Class I and Class II, with different requirements and timelines.
• Teams in Class I are judged primarily on the vehicle's conceptual design, while teams in Class II must present a physical prototype.
• Vehicles entered into the competition must be conceived, designed, and maintained by student team members without direct involvement from external professionals.
• Vehicles can only be used for one year, with new vehicles requiring a newly manufactured chassis with significant changes to the primary structure. Second-year vehicles must comply with the current rule book and require a Second Year Vehicle Compliance Report for approval.