The F1Tenth Grand Prix is an international racing competition in which computer controlled model cars compete against each other. The 1:10 scale race cars competing in the F1Tenth Grand Prix are equipped with sensors and a computer to drive autonomously on the race track. With the sensors, the cars “see” the race track. The computer tries learn the track and then to steer the car over the race track as quickly as possible and without collision.

The F1Tenth Grand Prix consists of two competitions. In the first competition, one car is on the track at a time. The aim is to achieve the fastest lap time and to complete as many laps as possible within a given time. The TU Vienna team “Scuderia Segfault”, consisting of Daniel Scheuchenstuhl, Dennis Erdogan, Fabian Kresse, Felix Resch, Luigi Berducci, Moritz Christamentl and Stefan Ulmer, supported by Andreas Brandstätter and under the supervision of Prof. Radu Grosu, could only achieve mediocre results in the first race. Before the second race of this competition, however, the team was able to improve the car and finally just managed to achieve the fastest lap time and the greatest number of completed laps.