Shell Eco-marathon Americas 2024
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, United States
Regional competitions / April 3-7, 2024
Shell Eco-marathon once again brought together teams from across the Americas in the first Regional Competition of 2024! The legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway played host to teams that designed, built and tested their prototype and urban concept vehicles in the mileage challenge, as well as the first Regional Championship of the season.
The results are in! Read on to see the winners below, and view the full results from the competition.
Regional Championship Winners
1ˢᵗ Place:
1ˢᵗ Place:
- Gold Warriors from Wawasee High School, United States
2ⁿᵈ Place:
2ⁿᵈ Place:
- KnightsUC from Alden-Conger High School, United States
3ʳᵈ Place:
3ʳᵈ Place:
- Team RUDI fromMater Dei High School, United States
4ᵗʰ Place:
4ᵗʰ Place:
- uOttawa Supermileage fromUniversity of Ottawa, Canada
On-track Awards Winners
Prototype Internal Combustion Engine v
Prototype Internal Combustion Engine v
- 1st Place: BYU Supermileage from Brigham Young University, United States of America | Best Result: 2,340.77mpg
- 2nd Place: Team Cosmo from Mater Dei High School, United States of America | Best Result: 1,678.33 mpg
- 3rd Place: Drop Team from IFRS Erechim, Brazil | Best Result: 1,661.96 mpg
Prototype Hydrogen
Prototype Hydrogen
- 1st Place: University of Alberta Ecocar from University of Alberta, Canada | Best Result: 276.24 mi/m3
Prototype Battery Electric
Prototype Battery Electric
- 1st Place: Experimental Vehicle Team 2 from Saint Thomas Academy, United States of America | Best Result: 276.24 mi/kWh
- 2nd Place: Dunwoody Daredevils from Dunwoody College of Technology, United States of America | Best Result: 197.78 mi/kWh
- 3rd Place: Alérion Supermileage from Université Laval, Canada | Best Result: 197.28 mi/kWh
Urban Concept Internal Combustion Engine
Urban Concept Internal Combustion Engine
- 1st Place: KnightsUC from Alden-Conger High School, United States | Best Result: 647.62 mpg
- 2nd Place: Runnin' on Fumes from Kankakee Valley High School, United States | Best Result: 466.5mpg
- 3rd Place: Gold Warriors from Wawasee High School, United States | Best Result: 373.12mpg
Urban Concept Hydrogen
Urban Concept Hydrogen
- 1st Place: Experimental Vehicle Team 1 from Saint Thomas Academy, United States | Best Result: 146.66 mi/m3
Urban Concept Battery-Electric
Urban Concept Battery-Electric
- 1st Place: Team RUDI from Mater Dei High School, United States | Best Result: 120.38mi/kWh
- 2nd Place: uOttawa Supermileage from University of Ottawa, Canada | Best Result: 60.24mi/kWh
- 3rd Place: Falcon UC from Armstrong High School, United States | Best Result: 34.48mi/kWh
Off-track Awards Winners
Simulate to Innovate Award
Simulate to Innovate Award
- Escudería EcoVolt from ITESM Ciudad de México, Mexico
Data and Telemetry Award supported by Schmid Elektronik
Data and Telemetry Award supported by Schmid Elektronik
- uOttawa Supermileage from University of Ottawa, Canada
Carbon Footprint Reduction Award
Carbon Footprint Reduction Award
- Escudería EcoVolt from ITESM Ciudad de México, Mexico
Technical Innovation Award supported by Southwest Research Institute
Technical Innovation Award supported by Southwest Research Institute
- BYU Supermileage from Brigham Young University, United States
Safety Award
Safety Award
- University of Alberta Ecocar from University of Alberta, Canada
Spirit of Shell Eco‑marathon Award
Spirit of Shell Eco‑marathon Award
- University of Alberta Ecocar from University of Alberta, Canada
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Shell Eco-marathon Programme 2024
Regional, local and world championship events return for the ultimate battle of energy efficiency as brilliant minds go head-to-head as they design, build and test-drive their vehicles in the spirit of creating a cleaner energy future.
A cleaner energy future requires brilliant Changemakers
Shell Eco-marathon aims to empower the next generation of energy leaders. The competition embodies the spirit of these Changemakers – their perseverance, collaboration, and innovation – and ties it to Shell’s purpose of helping achieve a cleaner energy future for all.