Formula Kentucky

We are Formula Kentucky, the University of Kentucky’s Formula SAE team. We design, fabricate, and race a student-built formula-style race car. Support us!

sae.engr.uky.edu/sponsorship

Team Captain: Grant Doss

09/03/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out to the interest meeting.

Whether you’re here for suspension design, powertrain, composites, electronics, or the business side, there’s a place for you on this team. No experience required, and we’re open to all majors.

If you missed the meeting or want to get plugged in, DM us and we’ll get you connected. First work session details coming soon.

Welcome to Formula Kentucky.

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08/25/2026

Hey Wildcats! Interested in joining our program? Here’s how! We’re welcoming all new members to attend our interest meeting in Chem-Phys, Room 139 on September 2nd at 7pm to begin the onboarding process. Hope to see you there!

08/23/2026

We hope to see you at our shop tour from 10am-5pm on campus. Getting to our shop can be confusing, here is a video and a map showing the location relative to the rest of campus. Our shop is the Terrell civil engineering building at 140 Graham Avenue. See you all there!

08/17/2026

Hey Wildcats! Come see us during one of our K-Week events! Meet the team, see the car, tour our workspace, and learn how you can get involved!

03/23/2023

Support the team! Contact people you know and send them to the link below! The Subsystem which raises the most gets a prize of their choosing!

(Make sure the donor puts a subsystem or team member name in the donation description!)

https://uky.networkforgood.com/causes/15912-formula-kentucky-society-of-automotive-engineers-gift-fund?utm_source=website&utm_medium=Eng_website&fbclid=IwAR2JofQaOJTbWs_gM9L2_0pOvY1Y_Ovz-O0ZvjngrvRaiIHDz7lqa6eZNVU

03/19/2023

10/24/2022

The aerodynamics subsystem works to design bodywork that reduces drag and produces downforce. Reducing drag allows the car to cut through the air more efficiently while producing downforce that pushes the car into the ground. These components enable better speed and grip. Being a part of this subsystem involves visualizing how air will flow over various parts of the car and how we can use that flow to improve performance.

Interested in a hands-on experience in the Automotive Industry? Want to connect with employers in your industry? Trying to build a car...or a resume?

Join Formula Kentucky!
http://sae.engr.uky.edu/join-our-team

10/23/2022

Austin - Aero Lead

"I love watching racing, and I wanted to know more about how cars were built to get the most performance. When I saw Formula Kentucky [my] freshman year I knew I had to join. I love seeing all the members of my subsystem succeed and giving them the tools to design the best parts possible. Having a view to see the subsytem's...designs come together is one of the most rewarding parts of being a lead." (Austin, 2022)

Interested in a hands-on experience in the Automotive Industry? Want to connect with employers in your industry? Trying to build a car...or a resume?

Join Formula Kentucky!
http://sae.engr.uky.edu/join-our-team

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