E-Horizon

Take part

Registration

Season 7 registration opens on 15 September and closes on 1 December 2026.

Registration window

Your place on the grid

Registration happens in a single phase. Prepare your team, check the project and complete the process before the deadline.

Window

15 September — 1 December 2026

A single registration phase for every team.

Before you start

Three things to put in place.

The official form will include every field and operational instruction. Here is what you need to be ready.

  1. 01

    Build the team

    In the STD category, at least a Team Leader, Driver, PR and CTO are required: real roles, real responsibilities.

  2. 02

    Prepare one car

    Each team enters one car. Its chassis must be able to host the Prototype body for the Endurance.

  3. 03

    Submit your entry

    Complete the process by 1 December 2026: operational details will be available in the official form.

Starting checklist

Be ready for the form.

Four checks to build a solid entry without leaving important decisions to the last day.

R1 — R16

Study V1.0

Start with the Regulations and race documents: do not rely on Season 6 configurations or article numbers.

R2

Assign roles

In STD, identify at least a Team Leader, Driver, PR and CTO. Each event has three drivers with defined roles.

R11 — R15

Check the car

A team enters one car. Weight, aerodynamics, tyres, electronics and technical documentation must all be checked again.

R7 — R8

Plan the documents

The Management Event has five deliveries; the Design Report Document includes seven areas and requires chassis FEM.

Common questions

Before taking your place.

The essential answers for teams entering the new season.

Can a team enter two cars?

No. In Season 7 every team enters one car; its chassis must be able to host the Prototype body for the Endurance.

Is a Season 6 car already valid?

Not automatically. Changes to weight, front wing, plank, tyres and checks require a full V1.0 review.

How does a team reach the National Final?

The ranking considers each team's best qualifying performance. The National Final brings together 20 teams.

Where can I find each event's details?

The Regulations define the general rules. The Qualification Handbook and Final Handbook will add operational instructions, venues and programmes.