FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Formula SAE (FSAE) is a renowned collegiate engineering competition organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). Participants are tasked with designing, building, and racing formula-style vehicles, showcasing their engineering skills in various dynamic and static events.
LUFASE is a student-led team at Lakehead University dedicated to designing, manufacturing, and racing formula-style cars for the Formula SAE competitions. We provide students with hands-on experience in automotive engineering, fostering teamwork, leadership, and innovation.
LUFASE welcomes students from all academic backgrounds and levels of experience. Whether you’re an engineering student eager to apply your skills or a motorsports enthusiast looking to get involved, there’s a place for you on our team. No prior experience is necessary—just a passion for engineering and a willingness to learn.
Our team comprises students from various engineering disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, computer, and software engineering. We believe in the power of interdisciplinary collaboration, as it enriches our projects and prepares students for diverse careers in engineering.
Joining LUFASE is simple! Keep an eye out for recruitment events and information sessions held at Lakehead University. You can also reach out to us via email or social media to express your interest and learn more about upcoming opportunities to get involved.
LUFASE offers a wide range of roles to accommodate students with different skills and interests. From design and manufacturing to marketing and finance, there’s something for everyone. Some common roles include design engineer, manufacturing technician, project manager, and marketing coordinator.
The time commitment varies depending on your role and level of involvement. While some positions may require more hours than others, we strive to accommodate students’ academic schedules and extracurricular activities. Generally, members can expect to dedicate a few hours per week to team meetings, workshops, and project work.