E-Horizon Regulations

E-Horizon is an educational and competitive project based on 1:10 RC single-seaters designed and built by students. The championship combines engineering, motorsport, team management and real competition.

The regulations define:

• sporting rules,
• technical constraints,
• race procedures,
• static evaluations,
• safety systems,
• admission and classification criteria.

The goal is to ensure fairness, safety, innovation and a highly educational environment.

Registration is split into two phases and is completely free of charge. However, both procedures must be completed to be officially admitted.

Participation is free. Teams only cover the costs of building the car.

Two team categories are available:

The championship is split into two phases:

Dynamic sessions include:

Static events assess the team’s technical, management and communication skills.

• Feature Race → 25 points to the winner.
• Sprint Race → 15 points to the winner.
• Endurance → 50 points to the winner.

Single-seaters must comply with standard dimensions:

• Maximum length: 500 mm
• Maximum width: 200 mm
• Maximum height: 110 mm
• Measurements include wings, bodywork and aerodynamic appendages.

The chassis is subject to the “Material Limitation” (R11.1.13):

• it must be entirely made using 3D-printable materials,
• internal reinforcements in non-printable materials are forbidden (metal, carbon, composites),
• splitting into multiple printed parts and assembling them is allowed.

All VADs (Vehicle Aerodynamic Devices) are subject to the same “Material Limitation” (R11.1.13):

• only 3D-printable materials are allowed,
• non-printable reinforcements and inserts are forbidden.

Each team has:

• 1 Molded set (commercial rubber),
• 3 Printed sets (3D-printed),
• at least 1 set between Intermediate/Wet.

• only 1 motor,
• 17.5T (STD) / 5.5T (PRO),
• brushed or brushless, sensored or sensorless,
• connected exclusively to the rear wheels.

The electrical system is split into two lines: