COMPETITIONS
2007
48th Place Overall (out of 106)
2006
89th Place Overall (out of over 150)
2004
62nd out of 134
2001
Twentieth place out
of 123 schools
Runner-up in the Mechanical
Dynamics Functional Digital Car Award
Third place in TRC
Safety and Crashworthiness Award
2000
Twenty-first place
overall
1999
Eighth place out of
100 schools
Second place Lear
Best Interior Award
First place Recyclability
Award
Second place TRC Safety
and Crashworthiness
Visteon Static Performance
Award
1998
Tenth place out of
ninety-eight schools
First place Lear Best
Interior Award
Michigan
Tech Formula SAE The goal
of the Formula Car competition is to design an open wheel formula style
racecar for the weekend autocrosser.
The
car needs to be able to accelerate quickly and handle well for the novice
and experienced drivers, while still being inexpensive.
Formula
SAE is judged by industry engineers on both dynamic and static events.
Static
events include design of the vehicle, cost, and a presentation to a potential
investor that would mass-produce the vehicles.
Dynamic
events include an acceleration run of 75 meters, a skidpad event, an autocross
event, and a twenty-four lap, two-driver endurance/fuel economy event.
The team finished 48th out of 106 at the international Formula SAE competition held in Romeo, Mich. in May 2007
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