By Jake Utter, Matthew Milo, Camari Jeter, and Drew Ehrler
The adrenaline rush as you speed down the dirt track, the rocking from hitting that hard bump, and the feeling of accomplishing the building of your own working car. That is what the ONU Baja team will feel in their upcoming championship as outlined in Camari Jeter’s story. Get to know the students on the team in Jake Utter’s story, the development and what it takes to make the car in Matthew Milo’s story, and the history of baja racing in the professional leagues in Drew Ehrler’s story.
Development of the Kart
Matthew Milo It is a Saturday afternoon the sun is shining as the members of the SAE Baja team at Olivet get to work on the car that they will be competing with in their workshop inside Reed Hall of Science. “It hasn’t been an easy task obviously but working together definitely helped us overcome…
The Professional History of Baja Racing.
Engines running, sand and dirt flying in your face, the feeling of weightlessness as you are on a jump, this is Baja racing. However, Baja racing is not for just collegial teams like the ONU Baja racing team, but it’s also a professional sport. However, Baja racing is also different at the professional level than…
Baja Kart 2022 – student profiles
The seniors for the Olivet Nazarene Baja club are leaders for the club. A requirement for graduation for engineering majors is to lead the club. With a team of six seniors, they are in charge of all the decisions that need to be made for the club. They choose what they want to do with…
About this Project:
This project was made Jake Utter, Matthew Milo, Camari Jeter, and Drew Ehrler. The project is for Educational purposes in Olivet Nazarene University’s COMM-340 Multimedia Storytelling class.
