Husker Motorsports is a student-run organization at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We are comprised of 45 students ranging from freshmen to graduate students. The team designs, constructs, and races and open wheel formula style race car in one of the world's largest design competitions, Formula SAE. Overall, approximately 500 teams from around the world participate in the program, with around 150 of those teams coming from North America.
Students participating in our program receive valuable insights into both the engineering and business aspects of design. Additionally, our program allows these students to communicate and network with companies and other individuals with whom we work. As a result, participating in Formula SAE gives students the experience and knowledge to help them prosper in their chosen career path.
Students participating in our program receive valuable insights into both the engineering and business aspects of design. Additionally, our program allows these students to communicate and network with companies and other individuals with whom we work. As a result, participating in Formula SAE gives students the experience and knowledge to help them prosper in their chosen career path.
2018-2019 Leadership Team
Channing SchultzChief Engineer
Senior Mechanical Engineering |
Dalton EngelbartProject Manager
Junior Mechanical Engineering |
Anthony D'AmatoAerodynamics Team
Senior Mechanical Engineering Ross MakovickaPowertrain Team
Senior Mechanical Engineering Logan AltmanSuspension Team
Junior Mechanical Engineering Grace LarsenBrakes Lead
Sophomore Mechanical Engineering |
Jordan Vlasnik
Aerodynamics Team
Senior Mechanical Engineering Nicholas EichelbergerPowertrain Team
Senior Mechanical Engineering Joseph EhrismanSuspension Team
Junior Mechanical Engineering Kyle BohlingShop Manager
Junior Mech Systems |
Trevor SandChassis Lead
Senior Mechanical Engineering Max BoslaughPowertrain Team
Sophomore Mechanical Engineering Evan PeningtonErgonomics and Human Factors
Senior Mechanical Engineering Dr. Michael Sealy
Faculty Advisor
Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering |
