Accelerate Formula SAE to Michigan Competition
The Cal Poly Racing Formula SAE team is heading full throttle towards our competition season, and we need your help to get there!
We are the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Cal Poly chapter, and we design, build, and test a race car for the Formula Electric SAE International Collegiate Design Series each year. We compete against schools around the nation and the world in design, sales, and dynamic events judged by industry professionals. Cal Poly Racing allows us to combine our knowledge from the classroom and hands-on experiences in machine shops to create elite racing vehicles with impressive capabilities.
Each year, the Cal Poly Racing team places highly amongst teams from across the world, and we are eager to get back on the racetrack to compete. Last year, our team switched our full focus to the electric competition and had the greatest dynamic performance to date. We placed 2nd in skidpad and 11th overall, making design finals for the third year in a row.
We are currently fundraising to send our students and vehicles to compete in our SAE competition in Michigan this June. We greatly appreciate the continued support from our alumni, families, friends, and industry partners, and we are thankful for donations of any amount!
Thank you for supporting Cal Poly Racing Formula SAE!
$50
Nuts N' Bolts
If you know you know. For all of the little things that you forget about when doing a project such as those random nuts and bolts.
$100
Tank O' Diesel
Diesel is not cheap these days and it will take quite a bit of it in order to transport our cars to Michigan.
$250
Lodging for a Team Member
Sleep is important for everyone, but during a competition, getting adequate sleep is especially important to ensure peak performance come race day.
$500
Travel for a Team Member
Getting to our competitions is no small task and will require transportation via cars and planes to get each team member from California to Michigan.
$1,000
All Expenses for a Team Member
You're the best! This will enable us to take more people to competition, which is one of the best learning opportunities for students on the team.
