Formula Internal Combustion
Where precision engineering meets raw power.
About the Program
The FSAE IC program at Texas A&M offers engineering students the opportunity to be part of a team that designs, builds, and tests a formula-style race car as part of the Senior Capstone Design course. This enables students to thoroughly learn and apply the principles of design, project management, and business towards engineering a competitive vehicle. Our program has won 8 championships since our inaugral year in 1999.






Our Mission
To develop exceptional engineers through innovative formula race car design and competition. Each year, our senior engineering students start with a clean slate, fostering creative freedom and unique problem-solving that prepares them for industry leadership while pursuing excellence in Formula SAE competition.
Sub-Teams
The Competition
Team Legacy
2nd Place Overall at FSAE Michigan
A top-tier performance with strong results across all categories, including 4th in Endurance and 8th in Design.
1st Place in Autocross
Strong autocross performance but faced endurance challenges, finishing 27th overall.
5th Place in Autocross
Continued competitive development with focus on reliability improvements.
1st Place in Autocross
Dominated the Autocross event with a lightning-fast time, finishing 27th overall at the Michigan competition.
National Champions & Record-Breaking Performance
Swept the competition in Nevada, winning Overall, Endurance, Autocross, and Skid Pad, while setting a new national points record for an IC car.
Season impacted by global events, focused on design development.
Top 10 Overall Finish in Lincoln
Placed 10th out of 76 teams, with notable results including 8th in Endurance and 9th in Fuel Efficiency.
National Champions Again
Back-to-back championship with 1st in Endurance and 2nd in Autocross.
National Champions
Championship victory with 1st in Endurance and Fuel Efficiency, 2nd in Design.
14th Overall with Strong Dynamic Performance
2nd place finishes in Acceleration and Autocross demonstrated competitive speed.