search

UMD    AML





Clockwise from left, Terps Racing students with last year's all-terrain baja vehicle: Dale Cornette, Bryson Stewart, Obafemi Ogunosunfisan, Michael Mennucci and Ryan Zumbrun (seated).

Clockwise from left, Terps Racing students with last year's all-terrain baja vehicle: Dale Cornette, Bryson Stewart, Obafemi Ogunosunfisan, Michael Mennucci and Ryan Zumbrun (seated).

 

In preparation for this summer's Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) student chapter racing competitions, Maryland’s formula and baja vehicle racing teams invited sponsors and supporters to an open house and vehicle presentation on Friday, April 27 in the Kim Engineering Building. The Terps Racing baja vehicle team plans to take on the Baja SAE course at the Rochester Institute of Technology on June 7-10. Then two formula vehicle teams will compete in the Formula SAE® West races at the California Speedway in Fontana, CA on June 13-16. Terps Racing offers Maryland undergraduate students the opportunity to design, build and race their own baja all-terrain and formula racing vehicles in various regional and national competitions. Terps racing invites students of any major to participate, although most are engineering students. Read more about the Terps Racing teams in an April 27, 2007 article of The Diamondback Online.



Related Articles:
From Terps Racing to Ford Motor Company
Gearing Up for the Future
Another Great Year for Terps Racing Teams
Terps Racing Students Visit Indy 500 Time Trial Practice Sessions
Life in the Fast Lane
Maryland Team Competes in Baja SAE Competition
Terps Racing Competes in Formula SAE Michigan
Terps Racing Baja Team Finishes Strong at the Baja SAE Tennessee Tech Competition
Terps Racing Team Featured in CTV News Video
Terps Racing Formula SAE Competes in FSAE West, Learns Lessons for Future Competitions

April 27, 2007


«Previous Story  

 

 

Current Headlines

Search Open for Full-Time Faculty Positions in Mechanical Engineering

Maryland Engineers Take On Big Challenges in Medicine

CEEE Study Explores How AI Can Reduce HVAC Energy Consumption

Justin Di Palo: Advancing Sustainable Living

Colton Honored with Microfluidics on Glass Award

How Much Wood Could a Heat Pump Dry?

Jump Start Program Gives CEEE Grad Students a Boost

UMD to Host International Graduate Engineering Course on Sustainability

State-of-the-Art 3D Nanoprinter Now at UMD

Das Named Pioneering Researcher by Chemical Communications

 
 
Back to top  
AML Home Clark School Home UMD Home ENME Home