THE CAR
The process of creating a successful race car begins early in the year with the car's design. Before any tubes are cut and welded, the entire car is designed using CAD (Computer Aided Design) software. This allows us to integrate all the components together and resolve potential problems before manufacturing begins. We manufacture the majority of the parts on the car; parts such as the engine, shocks, and tires are purchased, but even with purchased parts a great deal of customization takes place. For example, while the engine is originally used on a Honda motorcycle, the complete intake, exhaust, fuel, and control systems are custom, leaving the engine design team with a great deal of freedom.
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BECOME A SPONSOR
It is only with the help of our generous sponsors each year that we are able to reach our goals and provide our students with the great learning opportunities that will prepare them for their future careers. We thank you for your continued generosity and support.
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Still looking to give? Duke University Motorsports is able to accept external donations through the university. Visit our Donate section below for more information.
Sponsorship Tiers
DONATE
Thank you for considering making a donation to support our team! Duke University Motorsports prides ourselves in never requiring any form of membership fee for participation. It is with your help we can continue to make our team accessible and engaging for all.
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All donations to Duke University Motorsports are 501c3 tax deductible through the Pratt School of Engineering. Eligible donations may also receive sponsorship status upon request. Visit our Sponsorship section above for more information.
WAYS TO GIVE
ONLINE
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Visit gifts.duke.edu
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Click "Search for an area" and enter "Pratt Formula SAE Care Team Fund"
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Enter gift amount and continue to payment
CHECK
Checks may be mailed to:​​
Box 90271
Pratt School of EngineeringDurham, NC, 27708
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Checks must be made out to Duke University, and the memo line should specify "Duke University Motorsports".
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