Students of KOOKMIN RACING (KORA), a self-built car club at Kookmin University, won the overall championship for the 8th consecutive year.
- 24.10.15 / 이정민
Kookmin wins 8th consecutive overall championship / Kookmin University
The KOOKMIN RACING (KORA) team, a self-built car club of Kookmin University (President Jung Seung-ryeol), participated in the “FORMULA STUDENT KOREA 2024” (FSK 2024), a four-day competition hosted by the Korea Society of Automotive Engineers and the Korea Institute of Automotive Research (Kia Motors) and held at the Kia Motors E-Mobility Research Center (located in Glory-gun, Jeolla Province) from September 26th (Thursday) to 29th (Sunday), and won the overall title for the eighth consecutive year.
The FSK 2024 competition has been held annually since 2007 to help university students learn practical skills while designing and building cars and to foster future automotive industry professionals. The FSK 2024 competition evaluated the vehicle's understanding and design completeness, as well as the vehicle's dynamic performance, including straightness, turning, and durability. Two teams from Kookmin University participated in the competition: KOOKMIN RACING KEF-24 and KOOKMIN RACING KF-24.
The KORA team from Kookmin University, which has a long history, actively utilized the accumulated database to improve the perfection of the vehicle. Equipped with an 80kW electric motor, the KEF-24 team won the KSAE Grand Prix Formula (Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award) based on its dynamic performance and electrical stability, achieving first place for the eighth consecutive year.This is a valuable result of high performance based on the design data and know-how of Electric Formula vehicles accumulated for about five years.
“We faced many difficulties in preparing for this competition, but with the help of President Jung Seung-ryul, Dean Shin Sung-hwan of the College of Automotive Engineering, many faculty and staff members, and various sponsors, we were able to complete the competition well,” said Song Young-gyu (Automotive Engineering 18), who participated in the competition. ”I am proud that we were able to raise the status of Kookmin University by achieving the first place in the Formula category for the eighth consecutive year.” “Winning the overall title for the eighth consecutive year is the result of KORA students' hard work and the continuous interest and support of school members,” said Professor Heungkyu Kim, an automotive engineering professor at Kookmin University, who is KORA's supervisor. ”We will continue to generously support them to maintain their good performance and strive to foster future automotive talents.”
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Kookmin wins 8th consecutive overall championship / Kookmin University The KOOKMIN RACING (KORA) team, a self-built car club of Kookmin University (President Jung Seung-ryeol), participated in the “FORMULA STUDENT KOREA 2024” (FSK 2024), a four-day competition hosted by the Korea Society of Automotive Engineers and the Korea Institute of Automotive Research (Kia Motors) and held at the Kia Motors E-Mobility Research Center (located in Glory-gun, Jeolla Province) from September 26th (Thursday) to 29th (Sunday), and won the overall title for the eighth consecutive year.
The FSK 2024 competition has been held annually since 2007 to help university students learn practical skills while designing and building cars and to foster future automotive industry professionals. The FSK 2024 competition evaluated the vehicle's understanding and design completeness, as well as the vehicle's dynamic performance, including straightness, turning, and durability. Two teams from Kookmin University participated in the competition: KOOKMIN RACING KEF-24 and KOOKMIN RACING KF-24.
The KORA team from Kookmin University, which has a long history, actively utilized the accumulated database to improve the perfection of the vehicle. Equipped with an 80kW electric motor, the KEF-24 team won the KSAE Grand Prix Formula (Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award) based on its dynamic performance and electrical stability, achieving first place for the eighth consecutive year.This is a valuable result of high performance based on the design data and know-how of Electric Formula vehicles accumulated for about five years.
“We faced many difficulties in preparing for this competition, but with the help of President Jung Seung-ryul, Dean Shin Sung-hwan of the College of Automotive Engineering, many faculty and staff members, and various sponsors, we were able to complete the competition well,” said Song Young-gyu (Automotive Engineering 18), who participated in the competition. ”I am proud that we were able to raise the status of Kookmin University by achieving the first place in the Formula category for the eighth consecutive year.” “Winning the overall title for the eighth consecutive year is the result of KORA students' hard work and the continuous interest and support of school members,” said Professor Heungkyu Kim, an automotive engineering professor at Kookmin University, who is KORA's supervisor. ”We will continue to generously support them to maintain their good performance and strive to foster future automotive talents.”
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