Clean snowmobile challenge draws entrants to Tech
Source: Environment News Service
Each year, Michigan Tech’s green-friendly snowmobile design challenge brings engineering teams from all over the North together to make a quieter, faster and cleaner snow machine. The annual competition is coming up again.
Excerpt: Running zero emissions snowmobiles, teams of engineering students from five universities are among the 17 teams entered in the annual Clean Snowmobile Challenge slated for March on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
They will be riding the quietest machines competing in the 13th annual Society of Automotive Engineers Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Technological University’s Keweenaw Research Center March 5-10.
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Source: Environment News Service
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