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Motorsports Engineering at Clemson University - SOLD OUT IN 24hrs!

Motorsports Engineering at Clemson University - SOLD OUT IN 24hrs!

The roar of engines is making its way into the classroom!

August 14, 2025 1 min read 260 words 2 reactions

This brand-new, two-semester course, taught and run by the Collegiate Racing Series (CRS), gives students the rare chance to take a production car from stock form to a fully prepped race machine while learning every detail of motorsports engineering, team management, and competition strategy.

The response? Nothing short of electric—the class sold out in just 24 hours. Clemson students are proving there’s massive demand for high-performance, hands-on education, and CRS is leading the charge to bring real-world racing into the heart of academia.

We are currently working on expanding the class not only for Clemson students but ALL CRS Members as well. Stay tuned!

The Guide to Motorsports is Here

With over 30+ universities and schools using the CRS curriculum to build their race team and motorsports program, the college racing series is getting even closer to their goal of having your favorite schools race wheel-to-wheel on TV and all streaming platforms.

Is your student athlete ready for the 2026 CRS Season?

Are you signed up to be a CRS Member to get ready to race?

Now is the time!

www.driveCRS.com

Sign up directly here.

All the best,
_TEAMCRS & _TEAMGiD

About the Author

This article is from the GarageID / Collegiate Racing Series newsletter (2023–2026), written by Peter Saddington and archived on staas.fund after the original Substack publication was retired. Peter is the founder of GarageID and the founder and largest shareholder of the Collegiate Racing Series (not in an operational role since 2026). He is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist (StaaS Fund, RegD 506B), and AI practitioner who has trained 17,000+ professionals in agile and AI methodologies.

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