Team Bath Racing Electric

Team Bath Racing Electric (TBRe) is the UK’s top electric Formula Student team and the first UK electric team to compete abroad.
Our degrees give our students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through project work. This includes the chance to join one of our competition teams to compete against other universities' student teams each year.
Team Bath Racing Electric (TBRe) is the UK’s top electric Formula Student team and the first UK electric team to compete abroad.
Green Bath Racing designs and builds ultra-energy-efficient cars.
Team Bath Drones is a group of final-year engineering undergraduate students who work to build a competitive autonomous Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS).
We are a team of students designing, prototyping, and testing an artificial heart to compete against teams worldwide in the Heart Hackathon competition.
Our students often tell us being part of a competition team is one of the highlights of their course. Find out more about their experiences as part of team.
Nadia Domanski tells us how her experience of project managing the build of an electric superbike improved her confidence and helped her secure a graduate job.
For his final-year project, Aerospace Engineering student, Hemant Chudasama is investigating the flying wing of Team Bath Drones' Unmanned Aircraft System.
Stefano Dallavalle tells us about being Project Manager of Team Bath Racing Electric.
Oli Cartlidge joined Team Bath Racing in his first year of university and is now working as the team's Chassis Manager.
Find out more about the achievements of Engineering & Design student competition teams.
Bath students take first place in prestigious international motorsport engineering contest
In their maiden outing at the European Robotics League (ERL) Emergency Robotics Challenge, Team Bath Drones Marine were awarded the "Best Rookie" prize.
The University of Bath’s student drone team, Team Bath Drones, was awarded the SESAR special prize at the European Robotics League 2019 in Seville, Spain.
Bath students unveil new electric challenger in virtual showcase