Built across generations · Since 2007
This is the story of the people and seasons behind the machines that shaped Team Srijan. Each car carries a lesson from one generation to the next.
The Srijan garage
Each car began as a blank page and ended as a shared memory. Together, they trace how the team learned to rebuild, compete internationally, embrace electric mobility, and keep moving forward.
2007Chapter 01
FS-07 was the car that turned a bold campus idea into Team Srijan. A young team learned almost everything as they went, then took their work from BIT Mesra to Silverstone and earned fifth place in Formula Student UK’s Class II. That first season gave every generation after it a place to begin.
2011Chapter 02
After a period of rebuilding, TSI-11 brought Team Srijan back together around one shared goal: making a race car worthy of the grid. Its appearance at SUPRA SAE was less about a single result and more about restoring the workshop rhythm, confidence, and team culture needed to begin again.
2012Chapter 03
TSI-12 showed what could happen when a returning team began to trust its own process. The car became the second-lightest entry at SUPRA SAE. For the students who built it, that result was a sign that the team had moved beyond rebuilding and was making every decision with more purpose.
2013Chapter 04
BMRO51 carried the team beyond India to the Riccardo Paletti Circuit for Formula Student Italy. Being named the second-best Indian team in the Engineering Design Event made the season unforgettable and proved that work done in a student workshop in Ranchi could stand confidently on an international stage.
2015Chapter 05
With TSI-15, the team began treating the car as a complete engineering story rather than a collection of parts. A seventh-place overall finish at the Formula Design Challenge reflected a growing maturity in how ideas were designed, made, explained, and defended together.
2016Chapter 06
TSI-16 was shaped by a season-long effort to make an ambitious idea dependable. At Formula Student India, it became the only car with a Royal Enfield engine to clear technical inspection. It was a deeply satisfying reward for all the long nights spent making an unconventional choice work.
2017Chapter 07
TSI-17 arrived with a sharper sense of purpose and a team increasingly comfortable with testing its own assumptions. It placed sixth in the static events and twelfth overall at Formula Bharat, capturing a year in which careful preparation began translating into more complete competition performances.
2018Chapter 08
TSI-18 reminded the team that Formula Student is about much more than lap time. The students won the Business Plan Presentation, placed sixth in Engineering Design, and finished eleventh overall at Formula Bharat. It was a season when the work in the workshop and the story behind it came together.
2019Chapter 09
TSI-19 carried forward the lessons of the previous season while asking the team to become more observant and data-led. Its Formula Bharat campaign, including an eighth-place Business Plan finish, added another season of real feedback that future members could inherit rather than rediscover.
2022Chapter 10
TSE-22 marked Team Srijan’s leap into electric mobility and asked the team to rethink familiar problems from the ground up. A second-place overall finish at Formula Green and a win in the Cost Presentation made it a defining chapter. The technology had changed, but the team’s competitive spirit had not.
2025Chapter 11
TSI-25 is the newest expression of a journey that began in 2007. It brings years of workshop memory into a car built by today’s students, carrying forward the same promise as every Srijan machine before it: learn honestly, build fearlessly, and leave a stronger platform for the next team.
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