European Int'l Sub Races

31/08/2026

Meet the Team: British Columbia

📍 Country: Canada 🇨🇦
🎓 University of British Columbia
🤿 Submarine: Mari

💡 From Vancouver to Gosport, the University of British Columbia team brought their submarine and their passion for underwater engineering to eISR 2026.

Thank you to the British Columbia team for being part of eISR 2026 and joining the 12 qualified teams competing in Gosport, UK.

🎥 Team captain interview coming later this week.
Stay tuned!

26/08/2026

🎥 Meet the Captain: Varsh*th Dhandapani

📍 India 🇮🇳
🎓 Kumaraguru College of Technology
🤿 Submarine: Timi

Hear from Varsh*th, Captain of the Kumaraguru team, as they share their experience at eISR 2026, the journey with Timi, and what it means to take part in the race.

19/08/2026

Meet the Team: Team Incraft

📍 Country: India 🇮🇳
🎓 Kumaraguru College of Technology
🤿 Submarine: Timi
🏆 Achievement: Sustainability Award

💡 The newest team at eISR, Kumaraguru College of Technology brought Timi from India to the international stage of human-powered submarine racing.

Thank you to the Team Incraft team for being part of eISR 2026 and joining the 12 qualified teams competing in Gosport, UK.

🎥 Team captain interview coming later this week.
Stay tuned!

18/08/2026

🎥 Meet the Captain: Benjamin Winter

📍 United Kingdom 🇬🇧
🎓 University of Warwick
🤿 Submarine: Godiva VII 🌊
🤝 With extra divers from the University of Adelaide 🇦🇺

Hear from Benjamin, Captain of the Warwick team, as they share their experience at eISR 2026, the journey with Godiva VII, and what it means to take part in the race.

10/08/2026

Meet the Team: Warwick

📍 Country: United Kingdom 🇬🇧
🎓 University of Warwick
🤿 Submarine: Godiva VII
🏆 Achievement: Innovation Award
⚡ Best Speed in eISR 2026: 2.07 knots

💡 This year, Warwick’s Godiva VII was supported by three divers from the University of Adelaide, joining forces across universities for the eISR 2026 challenge.

Thank you to the Warwick team and the Adelaide divers for being part of eISR 2026 and joining the 12 qualified teams competing in Gosport, UK.

🎥 Team captain interview coming later this week.
Stay tuned!

05/08/2026

🎥 Meet the Captain: Alexander Darby

📍 Canada 🇨🇦
🎓 Victoria University
🤿 Submarine: Coho 🌊

Hear from Alexander, Captain of the Victoria University team, as they share their experience at eISR 2026, the journey with Coho, and what it means to represent their university on the international stage of human-powered submarine racing.

03/08/2026

Meet the Team: Victoria

📍 Country: Canada 🇨🇦
🎓 University of Victoria
🤿 Submarine: Coho
⚡ Best Speed in eISR 2026: 2.21 knots

💡 From the University of Victoria to the waters of Gosport, the team brought Coho to the 2026 eISR, continuing a tradition that includes a previous Top Speed award in 2022.

Thank you to the Victoria team for being part of eISR 2026 and joining the 12 qualified teams competing in Gosport, UK.

🎥 Team captain interview coming later this week.
Stay tuned!

30/07/2026

Find Nemo Challenge! 🐠

During eISR 2026, our 3D-printed diver Nemo was hidden in the pool, waiting to be discovered! 🤿
In one of the race rounds, NCKU team from National Cheng Kung University successfully found him! 🎉

In Taiwan, Kuai Kuai, green coconut-flavoured corn crisps, are believed to bring good luck so you’ll often spot a bag sitting on machines in factories, laboratories, and even hospitals to help keep them running smoothly.

For the endurance race, NCKU placed a bag of Kuai Kuai on top of their submarine.
Their first attempt went well for the first lap, but a control system failure forced them off the course during the second lap.
After making the necessary repairs, the team put the Kuai Kuai back on top of their submarine before their next attempt and this time, they successfully finished the race! 🏁🍀

They cannot prove it was the Kuai Kuai, but perhaps a little Taiwanese luck helped them along the way.

👉 Swipe to the second photo to see their lucky Kuai Kuai up close!

©️NCKU Team

29/07/2026

Check the article regarding eISR 2026 featured by Baird Maritime!

Congratulations to Team OMER for defending their title and setting a new race record, and to all the teams who brought their incredible submarines to Gosport after years of hard work and innovation.

Read the full article below 👇

https://www.bairdmaritime.com/work-boat-world/other-workboats/canadas-team-omer-defends-title-sets-new-record-at-seventh-european-international-submarine-races

The 2026 European International Submarine Races (EISR) concluded on July 10 at QinetiQ's Ocean Basin in Gosport, UK, after five days of competition between univ

29/07/2026

🎥 Meet the Captains: Mateusz Wyłuda & Agata Szymerkowska

📍 Poland 🇵🇱
🎓 Gdańsk University of Technology
🤿 Submarine: Nautilius 🌊

Hear from Mateusz and Agata, the captains of the Gdańsk Team and part of Club Korab, as they share their experience at eISR 2026, the journey with Nautilius, and what it means to take part in the race.