05/23/2023
Last month, students from Shelbyville High School tested their electric go-kart on a race track at Allison Transmission in Indianapolis that was set up to mimic Purdue's Grand Prix track in West Lafayette. It was the first "Test & Tune" of the season, an event for high school electric go-kart teams to practice on a track and tune their go-kart before racing in the 2023 Purdue evGrand Prix.
Racing in Purdue Motorsports’ evGrand Prix builds problem-solving skills that are directly applicable to college majors like mechanical engineering & mechanical engineering technology, electrical engineering & electrical engineering technology, computer and information technology & computer and electrical engineering technology, and others in Purdue University's College of Engineering and Polytechnic Institute — and to future technology-driven careers.
Gregg Cory, engineering & technology instructor at Shelbyville High School, along with student crew chief Joslyn Jersan, driver Logan Prickett, and team memb...