Formula SAE History

From FSAE

Formula SAE is a student competition where each year over 100 teams from universities around the world build a formula-style racecar to compete in both static and dynamic events at the annual Formula SAE world competition held in Michigan. The concept is to build an affordable race car geared towards the weekend auto-crosser where the static engineering innovations and dynamic racing capabilities are judged and ranked. Michigan Tech has a long history of top performing cars. Each year we push the racing envelope to develop cutting edge innovations that will create the future of racing!

F132 & F216

Michigan Tech Racing History

1998- 10th out of 98 schools

~ All events Completed

1999- 8th out of 100 schools

~ All events Completed

2000- 21st out of 100 schools

~ All events Completed

2001- 20th out of 123 schools

~ All events Completed

~ Runner-up in the Mechanical Dynamics Functional Digital Car Award

~ Third place in TRC Safety and Crashworthiness Award

2002- 42nd out of 120 schools

2004- 62nd out of 134 schools

2005- 101st out of 120 schools

2006- 89th out of 130 schools

2007- 48th out of 106 schools

~ All events completed

2008- 59th out of 105 schools