Cedarville Engineering Students Win Virtual Supermileage Competition

A team of Cedarville University engineering students captured first place in the 2021 SAE Supermileage Competition, the second consecutive year they've claimed the top prize.

The competition usually includes a written report, an oral design report and a race to measure fuel consumption. Because of COVID-19 protocols, the race was canceled and the oral report was given remotely.

This was the team's second first-place finish this year. "Sting," Cedarville's other prototype car, won first place in technical innovation at the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas Off-Track Awards with a hydraulic braking system designed by senior mechanical engineering student Micah Zell.

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