6-20-16 update: Iowa State’s Formula SAE Team faced plenty of engineering challenges this racing season: manufacturing mistakes, Plan B’s, blown parts, overheating and long nights thrashing away in ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- Finishing touches are being made on two high-performance race cars at San Jose State. Each year, Spartan Racing creates brand new fully-electric formula SAE and gas-powered ...

Since its switch from an internal combustion engine to a fully electrical car in 2023, Northwestern Formula Racing has been unable to develop a drivable vehicle, McCormick junior Stella Heo said. This ...

MSU student and member of MSU Formula Racing Team, Carter Ross, sits in car during a center of gravity test as the team discusses the next trial at Michigan State University's William A. Demmer ...

The MSU student club builds and races a car every year, but this year’s set-up will be powered by an electric engine. It’s a serious switch that takes more planning and execution to work. The Michigan ...

6-23-14 Update: Iowa State’s Formula SAE Team raced all 14 laps around the twisty endurance course at the Lincoln (Nebraska) Airpark last week, piling up enough racing and fuel economy points for a ...

CB1 is the first car built by the CU Boulder Racing Team's Formula SAE division. Originally conceived in 2017, the car was supposed to compete at Formula SAE California in Fontana, California in the ...

Founded in 2016, the CU Boulder Racing Team is an organization focused on various road racing competitions. Our goals are building a car to compete in the intercollegiate competition known as Formula ...

RIT Racing held a mere three-point lead at the top of the leaderboard for the Michigan SAE Formula electric competition June 14-16, but it was enough to give the team one of its biggest wins since it ...

Rubarth (second from left) stands with team members and the Formula SAE car in Floyd Hall lobby. In addition to Rubarth are, from left, Aidan Fayhee, manufacturing engineering technology major; ...

Strapped tightly inside a red, steel-framed formula car, Matt Kalus rumbled up to the starting line. Just feet away, his teammates — a group of more than 20 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students — ...