Here are the winners for Year Three of EcoCAR: The NeXt Challenge!
Overall Year Three Winners
- 6th Place Overall – Mississippi State University
- 5th Place Overall – Missouri University of Science and Technology
- 4th Place Overall – Penn State University
- 3rd Place Overall – University of Waterloo
- 2nd Place Overall – The Ohio State University
- 1st Place Overall – Virginia Tech
Dynamic and Static Awards
- Best Lange Change – West Virginia University
- Shortest 60-0 MPH Braking Distance – Virginia Tech
- Fastest High Speed Passby Maneuver – Mississippi State University
- Best Autocross Time – Penn State University
- Best Autocross "Fun Run" Time – Virginia Tech & Patrick Walsh
- Fastest Acceleration 0-60 MPH – University of Victoria
- Fastest Acceleration 50-70 MPH – University of Victoria
- Best AVL Drive Quality – TIE: Penn State and Virginia Tech
- Best Static Consumer Acceptability – Mississippi State University
- Best Vehicle Testing Complete Presentation – Virginia Tech
- Best Dynamic Consumer Acceptability – Virginia Tech
- Best Technical Presentation – Mississippi State University
- Best Controls Presentation – The Ohio State University
- Best Fuel Consumption Runner Up – Penn State
- Best Fuel Consumption – Virginia Tech
- Best Petroleum Energy Use Runner Up – Virginia Tech
- Best Petroleum Energy Use – Missouri University of Science and Technology
- Well to Wheel Greenhouse Gas Emissions Runner Up – Missouri University of Science and Technology
- Best Well to Wheel Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Penn State
- Tailpipe Emissions Runner Up – Virginia Tech
- Best Tailpipe Emissions – Missouri University of Science and Technology
Outreach Awards
- Best Website – University of Victoria
- Best Sponsor Success Story – University of Waterloo
- Best Social Media Program – Ohio State University
- Best Creative Promotion of EcoCAR – Mississippi State University
- Spirit of Outreach – Penn State
- Best Media Relations Program – University of Waterloo
- Best Consumer Campaign – University of Waterloo
- Best Influencer Campaign – Mississippi State University
- Best Outreach Presenter – Rachel Dobroth, Virginia Tech
- Best Final Outreach Presentation – University of Waterloo
- Overall Outreach 3rd Place – Mississippi State University
- Overall Outreach 2nd Place – Ohio State University
- Overall Outreach 1st Place – University of Waterloo
Sponsored Awards
- Best Collaboration with a Clean Cities Coalition – Ohio State University
- Bosch Diversity:
- 1st Place – Ohio State
- 2nd Place – Rose Hulman
- 3rd place – Missouri University of Science and Technology
- Freescale Innovation Award – Ohio State University
- A123 Systems Battery Workmanship Award:
- 1st Place – Mississippi State University
- 2nd place- Virginia Tech
- 3rd place – University of Victoria
- MathWorks Modeling Award
- 1st – University of Victoria
- 2nd – Ohio State University
- 3rd – Mississippi State University
- National Instruments Most Innovative Use of Graphical System Design
- 1st – Virginia Tech
- 2nd – Rose-Hulman
- 3rd – Embry Riddle
- dSPACE Embedded Success Awards
- 1st – University of Victoria
- 2nd – Ohio State University
- 3rd – Texas Tech University
- Women in the Winner's Circle Foundation Women in Engineering Award
- Rookie of the Year – Katerina Pecinovsky, Virginia Tech
- Women in Engineering Award – Katherine Bovee, Ohio State University
- National Science Foundation Outstanding Incoming Faculty Advisor – Shawn Midlam-Mohler, The Ohio State University
- National Science Foundation Outstanding Long Term Faculty Advisor – Marshall Molen, Mississippi State University
Special Awards
- Best Vehicle Appearance – Georgia Tech
- Best Engineering Fabrication and Workmanship – University of Victoria
- Dr. Don Streit Sportsmanship Award – Mississippi State University
- Most Improved Team – Missouri University of Science and Technology
- Ron Stence Spirit of the Challenge Award – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
- Editor's Pick Award – Penn State University
- Lifetime Achievement Award – Phil Patterson of the U.S. Department of Energy
June 20, 2011