Students build an award-winning hybrid racecar
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Hybrid Blue can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in about three seconds
Hybrid Blue, with the BYU team
Hybrid Blue, competing earlier this month in New Hampshire
Team members with Hybrid Blue
Hybrid Blue, competing earlier this month in New Hampshire
Hybrid Blue in competition
Hybrid Blue in the pit area
Team members working on Hybrid Blue
Article Summary
Last month we told you about a team of engineering students from Utah’s Brigham Young University (BYU), who were competing in a wall-climbing contest using a Batman-inspired system that they created. While they may not have won that competition, the university recently alerted us to another one of its student engineering teams that did take first place in another contest – in this case, they designed a very fast, very efficient hybrid racecar.
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