Static competition that tests the managerial skills and economic discernment of team members. The team has to present a business plan using a Formula Student car. The presenters are required to have business awareness, market analysis and an unusual idea.

The driver of the car must complete 2 laps on the loops of the number “8” in the shortest possible time and cross the finish line. The competition aims to test the performance of the suspension systems and aerodynamics, while the car is subjected to relatively high lateral overload forces.

For evaluation in this category, the judges assess the amount of fuel or electricity consumed by the car during the dynamic competition. The constructions that consume the least energy receive the most points.

The most important of all competitions, both in terms of emotions, test for the car as well as the score. The race consists of 23 laps, with the first driver completing 11 laps and the second driver going all the way to the last finish line. The time of the race is the culmination of the Formula Student competition. The order of the start of the cars is determined in reverse to the results from the Autocross competition so that the fastest drivers are the last to drive. At the same time, there can be 5 cars on the track, which is an exception from the rest of the competition, where in the course of all other competitions, as well as the conditions of using the warm-up arena, only 1 car can drive. The track has a width that makes it impossible for 2 cars to drive side by side and overtake. This makes it necessary for drivers to be doubly cautious during the main race, and to efficiently control the situation on the track and its patency (due to damaged cars that cannot continue driving) requires high planning and coordination skills from the organizers.