Oregon Tech Racing

Oregon Tech Racing Oregon Tech's Formula SAE Team
Dedicated to engineering excellence and automotive innovation

OIT Racing consists of mechanical, manufacturing, computer, business, and marketing students at the Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls, OR. OIT Racing is a student team that designs, builds, and tests a ¾ scale Formula car for the yearly Formula SAE® competition. Formula SAE® is a student design competition organized by SAE International. The concept behind Formula SAE® is that a fict

ional manufacturing company has contracted a design team to develop a small Formula-style race car. The prototype race car is to be evaluated for its potential as a production item. The target marketing group for the race car is the non-professional weekend autocross racer. Each student team designs, builds, and tests a prototype based on a series of rules whose purpose are both to ensure onsite event operations and promote clever problem solving. This is an international race, with approximately 80 universities competing from around the world.

Past meets Future! Today marks the successful completion of welding together the frame of OTR24, while maintenence is ne...
01/29/2024

Past meets Future! Today marks the successful completion of welding together the frame of OTR24, while maintenence is nearing completion on OTR Formula's first ever car built back in 2011! Special thanks to co-captain Alex Johnson and club member Jovan Verducci-Will for their hard work over the last few weeks!

After five years of perseverance and countless challenges, we finally achieved one of our best results in recent history...
05/21/2023

After five years of perseverance and countless challenges, we finally achieved one of our best results in recent history and returned to competing in dynamic events. After making it a point to get lots of testing time and test for noise and brakes, we were able to pass tech with flying colors, allowing us to finish tech before dynamic events opened. This allowed us to attempt all dynamic events on day 3, as well as starting and finishing endurance, two things we are extremely proud of. Our team has come a long way, overcoming the odds and learning from our mistakes.We are Grateful for all the support and grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow. Thank you all for believing in us!

04/19/2023
04/18/2023

This Wednesday is one of Oregon Tech's Largest fundraising events of the year, Give a Hoot Day. Donations sent on Give A Hoot Day towards OTR will be matched dollar for dollar, effectively doubling your contribution to our team. Any contribution, big or small, made to our team will greatly help us get closer to our goals.

To donate online, go to www.oit.edu/hootday or text “HOOT” to 41444, and to make your donation out to SAE Student Clubs - Formula!

Thank You!

Our first testing day was a massive success. After getting some runtime on the dyno and working out the small problems w...
03/30/2023

Our first testing day was a massive success. After getting some runtime on the dyno and working out the small problems we were able to finally get it on a course to see how it handled. We are very happy with how it drives and have a plan to refine it even more before competition.

After a post finals marathon of fabrication and assembly, we have a running and driving car. Huge thanks to our dedicate...
03/30/2023

After a post finals marathon of fabrication and assembly, we have a running and driving car. Huge thanks to our dedicated team members that put in long hours over spring break to get us to our goal of running by the 28th. We are ready to begin our testing phase and to iron out all the little kinks with the OTR F23.

This weeks Member Monday is all about Cole Alsop!Cole joined the team for senior projects this year and was assigned to ...
03/13/2023

This weeks Member Monday is all about Cole Alsop!

Cole joined the team for senior projects this year and was assigned to our Powertrain team. Cole has been redesigning several components such as the battery box and the chain scatter shield. Cole has also been working on optimizing the fuel system to reduce clutter and free up space around the engine. All of Coles work has been great, and has pushed us towards a more clean and optimized Powertrain.

Cole Graduates in December with a degree in mechanical engineering. He has internship experience with Allied Systems in Sherwood Oregon. Cole has a passion for motorsports and cars, his hobbies include working on his 1969 Ford Mustang.

We are very lucky to have someone that is smart and talented like Cole on the team!

Suspension is Done, featuring some questionable toe angles. (It might need an alignment)
03/12/2023

Suspension is Done, featuring some questionable toe angles. (It might need an alignment)

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