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Presseinformation Wolfsburg, 12. Mai 2019 Organisation und Gesamtverantwortung Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 LMS Cup mit Audi R8 LMS GT4 zu Gast bei Formel 1 in der Schule Am gestrigen Samstag fand in der Autostadt Wolfsburg die deutsche Meisterschaft des Technologiewettbewerbs Formel 1 in der Schule statt. Mit dabei war auch ein Audi R8 LMS GT4 aus dem Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 Sponsoren und Partner LMS Cup, der bei den 11- bis 19-jährigen Teilnehmern sehr gut ankam. Umgekehrt zeigte sich Tobias Seyffarth, technischer Leiter des Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 LMS Cup, beeindruckt von der Leistung der Schülerteams. „Ich war zum ersten Mal bei einem Wettbewerb von Formel 1 in der Schule und bin positiv überrascht. Ich bin nun schon 25 Jahre im Motorsport und muss sagen, dass die Schüler auf höchstem Niveau agiert haben. Hier tummeln sich vielleicht die zukünftigen Ingenieure, die später in der DTM oder sogar der Formel 1 zu sehen sind“, zog Tobias Seyffarth den Hut vor den Teams, die aus ganz Deutschland den Weg in die Autostadt fanden. Dort wurden die Wettbewerbe im Audi Pavillon und im Volkswagen Nutzfahrzeuge Pavillon abgehalten, vor dem der Audi R8 LMS GT4 mit der Startnummer 32 als attraktiver Blickfang postiert war. Formel 1 in der Schule ist ein multidisziplinärer Technologiewettbewerb, bei dem Schüler im Alter von elf bis 19 Jahren einen Miniatur-Rennwagen am Computer entwickeln, fertigen und anschließend ins Rennen schicken. Die Rennen finden auf einer 20 Meter langen Geraden statt; es kämpfen immer zwei Teams gegeneinander und die Rennwagen werden mit Gaspatronen auf die kurze Reise geschickt. Um am Ende ganz vorne zu landen, reicht es nicht aus, den schnellsten Renner zu konstruieren; die drei bis sechs Mitglieder starken Teams müssen sich auch in den Disziplinen Fahrzeug (CAD-Konstruktion und CAM-Fertigung), Portfolio (Entwicklungsprozess, Projektmanagement und Marketing), Teamstand und mündliche Präsentation einer Fachjury stellen. Die Besten der Regionalmeisterschaften in den Kategorien Senior und Junior qualifizieren sich für die deutsche Meisterschaft; die beiden besten Senior-Teams der deutschen Meisterschaft dürfen dann noch zur Weltmeisterschaft reisen, die im Rahmen des Formel- 1-Rennens in Abu Dhabi stattfindet. In diesem Jahr haben sich die Teams Evolution und Fusion für die WM qualifiziert. Platz drei ging an Wi vom Dörp, die für ihre Leistungen von Seyffarth Motorsport zu einem Besuch des Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 LMS Cup eingeladen wurden. Und auch das beste Juniorteam Mach2 erhielt eine Einladung zu einem Rennwochenende des Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 LMS Cup. „So viel Begeisterung und Know-How in so jungen Jahren muss man einfach unterstützen“, so Seyffarth nach der Siegerehrung. Seyffarth Kfz-Technik GmbH Tel.: +49 (0) 34771 62 00 Thomas-Müntzer-Siedlung Fax: +49 (0) 34771 62 0 25 www.audir8cup.de Pressekontakt: Tel.: +49 (0) 172 26 37 877 D - 06268 Querfurt E-Mail: [email protected] www.facebook.com/AudiR8Cup Annette Laqua E-Mail: [email protected] .

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