Wazzu Racing car reveal

Wazzu Racing is one of the largest engineering clubs at the WSU Pullman campus. Each year, members of the team design and build a formula-style race car, which is then taken to international competitions to compete against other universities. On Friday, April 17, from 5–7 p.m. in the CUB Junior Ballroom, the club will host an event showcasing the new race car for this year. You can stay for the presentation where members of the club will share key design details of this year’s car, or feel free to just stop by and take a quick look. Panda Express catering will be provided at the event.

If interested, you can write to:
wazzu.racing@wsu.edu

Or fill out the RSVP form.

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