Our History
Since the team’s formation in 2004, many dedicated students have strived to produce the best and most innovative cars for competition utilising the facilities provided at QUT and those of our generous sponsors.
QUT Motorsport has a rich history that stems back to the team’s inception with QMX-1 all the way through to the cutting edge technology used in our newest innovation QEV-4.
The history of our team is something we consider to be a part of our identity today. It is something we reflect on so that we learn from the past and continue to grow. We will always look back and appreciate the work by previous members that helped us get to where we are today.
Electric Vehicles
QEV-4 EVO
Our fifth generation of electric vehicle, which will compete in the 2024 FSAE-A Competition
QEV-4
Our fourth generation of electric vehicle, which competed in the 2023 FSAE-A Competition
QEV-3 / QEV-3D LANDO
Our third generation of electric vehicle and first driverless car competing in Australia's autonomous competition category
QEV-2
Our second generation of electric vehicle, which competed at the 2019 FSAE-A Competition
QEV-1
Our first electric vehicle, designed to compete in the electric category at competition
Combustion Vehicles
SCOTTY
Our final combustion vehicle, which competed in 2013
Ozanne III
Our longest running vehicle, built for the 2011 FSAE-A Competition, Ozaane III still runs in 2024 for driver training and data validation
OZANNE II
Our second generation of the 'Ozanne' series of vehicles, which competed in every dynamic and static event at the 2010 FSAE-A Competition
Ozanne I
Our first generation vehicle in the 'Ozanne' series, featuring a new machined rear end and reworked engine package
QMX-III
Our third generation of the 'QMX' series, QMX-III was our first car to finish top ten overall at the FSAE-A Competition
QMX-II
Our second generation vehicle in the 'QMX' series, the team optimised the learnings from QMX-I and implemented them into QMX-II
QMX-I
Our first vehicle, QMX-I competed in the 2004 FSAE-A Competition, finishing a respectable 17th overall