The teams—including Dartmouth Formula Racing—involve over 500 undergraduate and graduate engineering students from across the US and Canada who will be competing with the hybrid and electric high-performance race cars they designed and built over the last ten months.

Similar to the Formula SAE® competition, students compete in aspects of design, acceleration, handling and endurance of their vehicle while abiding by rules that minimize risk and preserve students' freedom to innovate. FH+E teams, however, are faced with the additional challenge of optimizing both energy efficiency and sustainability of materials used in their cars. 

For spectators, Wednesday, May 1 is the best day to visit. The autocross and acceleration events run from 10:00am–3:30pm, and it's also FH+E School Visit Day when approximately 300 middle and high school students will enjoy expert-guided tours and talks with the teams. See full schedule.

For more information, visit formula-hybrid.org.