Meet the
team

Meet the
team

Meet the
team

We are AU Dolphins Racing Team the Formula Student team from Aarhus University, united by a passion for engineering, motorsport, and innovation.

Our mission is to design, build, and race a high-performance Formula Student race car while developing real-world engineering skills outside the classroom.

Formula Student is more than a competition to us – it is a platform for growth. We transform theory into hands-on experience, solve complex technical challenges, and collaborate across multiple disciplines. Every component we create and every decision we make is driven by precision, teamwork, and ambition

We are AU Dolphins Racing Team the Formula Student team from Aarhus University, united by a passion for engineering, motorsport, and innovation.

Our mission is to design, build, and race a high-performance Formula Student race car while developing real-world engineering skills outside the classroom.

Formula Student is more than a competition to us – it is a platform for growth. We transform theory into hands-on experience, solve complex technical challenges, and collaborate across multiple disciplines. Every component we create and every decision we make is driven by precision, teamwork, and ambition

LEADS

Line Anine Boi

Line Anine Boi

Line Anine Boi

Team Captain

BSc Mechanical Engineering

teamcaptain@audolphins.dk

Jacob Lykke Kampp Madsen

Electrical Lead

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Daniel Simon Aggerholm

Mechanical Lead

BSc Mechanical Engineering

DEPARTMENTS

BODYWORK

BODYWORK

The Bodywork department shapes the car’s outer design by balancing performance, efficiency and style. They design lightweight carbon fiber panels for the car as well as working together with aerodynamics to design the front, the diffuser, and the undertray.

They together focuses on optimizing airflow to reduce drag and increase downforce. They also work closely with Chassis to ensure the best performance.

The Bodywork department shapes the car’s outer design by balancing performance, efficiency and style. They design lightweight carbon fiber panels for the car as well as working together with aerodynamics to design the front, the diffuser, and the undertray.

They together focuses on optimizing airflow to reduce drag and increase downforce. They also work closely with Chassis to ensure the best performance.

The Bodywork department shapes the car’s outer design by balancing performance, efficiency and style. They design lightweight carbon fiber panels for the car as well as working together with aerodynamics to design the front, the diffuser, and the undertray.

They together focuses on optimizing airflow to reduce drag and increase downforce. They also work closely with Chassis to ensure the best performance.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Sofie Nielsen

Head of Bodywork

BSc Mechanical Engineering

bodywork@audolphins.dk

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Anders Hauerslev

Head of Aerodynamics

MSc Mechanical Engineering

Department members

Columbus Rosted

Columbus Rosted

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Lucas Uvalic

Lucas Uvalic

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Magnus Fogh Rasmussen

Magnus Fogh Rasmussen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Nicolai Wenzel Nielsen

Nicolai Wenzel Nielsen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Sofie Timmermann Schlenzig

Sofie Timmermann Schlenzig

BSc Mechanical Engineering

BUSINESS

BUSINESS

The Business department ensures the team’s long-term success off the track. They manage sponsorships, partnerships, budgets, and logistics.

Their work keeps the project sustainable and professional, turning engineering passion into a well-run organization.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Beatrice Nyhus

Head of Business

BSc Computer Science

bodywork@audolphins.dk

CHASSIS

CHASSIS

The Chassis department designs and manufactures the structural foundation of the car. Using different materials and simulations, they create a rigid frame that supports all other systems.

Safety, stiffness, and integration with suspension and aerodynamics are top priorities, ensuring a strong backbone for performance and reliability.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Mathias Bech Glerup

Head of Chassis

BSc Mechanical Engineering

chassis@audolphins.dk

Department members

Johan Peder Mogensen

Johan Peder Mogensen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Jonathan Hinge White

Jonathan Hinge White

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Niels Anker Reeh

Niels Anker Reeh

BSc Electrical Engineering

DRIVER INTERFACE

DRIVER INTERFACE

Driver Interface focuses on bridges human interactions and mechanics. They develop all systems the driver interacts with, this includes the steering wheel and rack, pedals, seat, driver harness and parts of the dashboard.

Ergonomics, usability, and feedback are central to their design process, ensuring the driver has total control and confidence behind the wheel.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Mikkel Søndergaard Muusmann

Head of Driver Interface

BSc Mechanical Engineering

driver_interface@audolphins.dk

Department members

Anders Nyborg Pedersen

Anders Nyborg Pedersen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Jacob Søndergaard

Jacob Søndergaard

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Chris Nielsen

Chris Nielsen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Mathias Aggerholm Neumann

Mathias Aggerholm Neumann

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Nicolai Ringsborg Nielsen

Nicolai Ringsborg Nielsen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL

The electrical department is what powers our race car, both literally and digitally. Due to the importance of this department, it is split into two — high-voltage and low-voltage.

The Low Voltage team handles all the car’s control electronics and sensors. This includes designing car’s wiring harness and programming the controle units, ensuring reliable communication between every electronic subsystem. High Voltage is responsible for the heart of the car, the accumulator, inverter and motor.

They design and assemble the custom designed high-voltage battery pack and safety systems, with work covering everything from cell modeling and busbar design to testing and integration with the inverter and motor systems. Together they bridges hardware and software, integrating systems such as the inverter, motor, BMS, and telemetry into a single, reliable network.

The electrical department is what powers our race car, both literally and digitally. Due to the importance of this department, it is split into two — high-voltage and low-voltage.

The Low Voltage team handles all the car’s control electronics and sensors. This includes designing car’s wiring harness and programming the controle units, ensuring reliable communication between every electronic subsystem. High Voltage is responsible for the heart of the car, the accumulator, inverter and motor.

They design and assemble the custom designed high-voltage battery pack and safety systems, with work covering everything from cell modeling and busbar design to testing and integration with the inverter and motor systems. Together they bridges hardware and software, integrating systems such as the inverter, motor, BMS, and telemetry into a single, reliable network.

The electrical department is what powers our race car, both literally and digitally. Due to the importance of this department, it is split into two — high-voltage and low-voltage.

The Low Voltage team handles all the car’s control electronics and sensors. This includes designing car’s wiring harness and programming the controle units, ensuring reliable communication between every electronic subsystem. High Voltage is responsible for the heart of the car, the accumulator, inverter and motor.

They design and assemble the custom designed high-voltage battery pack and safety systems, with work covering everything from cell modeling and busbar design to testing and integration with the inverter and motor systems. Together they bridges hardware and software, integrating systems such as the inverter, motor, BMS, and telemetry into a single, reliable network.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Gustavs Riekstins

Head of Electrical

MSc Electrical Engineering

electric@audolphins.dk

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Samuel Abrahamsen

Head of Accumulator

MSc Mechanical Engineering

Department members

Adrian Anthony

Adrian Anthony

MSc Computer Engineering

Anton Christensen

Anton Christensen

BSc Electrical Engineering

Anton Marqversen

Anton Marqversen

BSc Electrical Engineering

Bárður Hentze Lenvig

Bárður Hentze Lenvig

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Emil Nørgaard

Emil Nørgaard

BSc Electrical Engineering

Hasse Emil Rudbeck Syhler

Hasse Emil Rudbeck Syhler

BSc Electrical Engineering

Jacob Buch-Albertsen

Jacob Buch-Albertsen

BSc Electrical Engineering

Johanne Kragelund

Johanne Kragelund

BSc Electrical Engineering

Magne Øster Særkjær

Magne Øster Særkjær

BSc Software Technology

Marie Caroline Nielsen

Marie Caroline Nielsen

BSc Software Technology

Oliver Rosengreen Henriksen

Oliver Rosengreen Henriksen

MSc Computer Engineering

Viktor Kirkeby Førrisdahl

Viktor Kirkeby Førrisdahl

BSc Software Technology

MARKETING

MARKETING

Marketing handles the team’s public image and storytelling. They manage social media, events, photography, and branding, showcasing AU Dolphins’ achievements to sponsors, universities, and the public. Their mission is to build a strong community around the team and attract the next generation of engineers and supporters.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Karoline Nordborg

Head of Marketing

MSc Information Technology (Alumni)

marketing@audolphins.dk

Department members

Daniel Le

Daniel Le

MSc IT, Communication and Organisation

POWERTRAIN

POWERTRAIN

The powertrain department work closely with the electrical department to transforms electrical energy into motion. They design, manufacture, and optimize components such as gear ratio, differentials, and driveshafts to transfer power from the motor to the wheels efficiently. With a focus on reliability and precision, they ensure that every newton-meter of torque is used effectively on track.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Lau Madsen

Head of Powertrain

BSc Mechanical Engineering

powertrain@audolphins.dk

Department members

Emil Bjørkum

Emil Bjørkum

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Kasper Thyme

Kasper Thyme

BSc Mechanical Engineering

SUSPENSION

SUSPENSION

The suspension department could be considered one of the most important departments regarding the cars performance, since steering and motor power would be wasted if the wheels do not stay on the road. They ensures that all the power and grip reach the asphalt efficiently.

Their focus is designing and tuning the car’s suspension geometry, dampers, and steering systems to deliver optimal handling and stability. Their work involves both simulation and physical testing to achieve the perfect balance between comfort, control, and cornering performance.

Coach explaining stuff to an athlete

Alfred Grue Andersen

Head of Suspension

BSc Mechanical Engineering

suspension@audolphins.dk

Department members

Alexander Braarup Lyngby

Alexander Braarup Lyngby

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Carl Johan von Düring Lausen

Carl Johan von Düring Lausen

MSc Mechanical Engineering

Nicolai Dominic

Nicolai Dominic

MSc Mechanical Engineering

Johan Elias Schjællerup

Johan Elias Schjællerup

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Phillip Hvilshøj Andersen

Phillip Hvilshøj Andersen

Operations and Maintenance Engineer

Tobias Kjær Rasmussen

Tobias Kjær Rasmussen

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Wilfred Hove Lasthein

Wilfred Hove Lasthein

BSc Mechanical Engineering

Ready to join
the team?

Join us at our introduction day September 23rd at 5pm

Ready to join
the team?

Join us at our introduction day September 23rd at 5pm

Ready to join
the team?

Join us at our introduction day September 23rd at 5pm