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Chelsea’s Isaac Menze was a member of the Kettering University Formula SAE Internal Combustion Team that recently finished second in the LTU Grand Prix in Southfield.
The team finished the autocross race only 0.04 seconds off of first place.
Menze was one of the 11 members of the team celebrating this accomplishment. He is a member of the class of 2028 and majoring in Mechanical Engineering.
“The second-place finish of our Kettering University Formula SAE Internal Combustion team at the 2024 LTU Grand Prix is evidence of the technical acumen and strong collaboration of our team,” said Dr. Jennifer Bastiann, associate professor of Mechanical Engineering and team faculty advisor. “Congratulations to them for representing our University so well.”
About Kettering University
Since 1919, Kettering University has pioneered unique educational experiences that blend classroom instruction with real-world wage-paying work at cooperative employer partners. The Flint, Michigan-based private nonprofit university is world-renowned for its engineering, mathematics, business, and science programs that produce some of the brightest, most successful entrepreneurs and business innovators. Leaders in the fields of autonomous vehicles and robotics, Kettering is consistently ranked among the country’s best universities for return on investment and career preparation. Learn more at kettering.edu.
