Cougar Racing is the University of Regina’s collegiate chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers International (SAE), which is the premier society dedicated to advancing mobility engineering worldwide. There are hundreds of student chapters worldwide that compete in competitions all over the world ranging from boulder-ripping off road rally racing in the Mini Baja series all the way to the spine-tingling excitement of Formula SAE, all established through Collegiate SAE and both of which the University has participated with in the past.

The Collegiate SAE program is open to any students that are registered with any Faculty or College in any school that has an accredited engineering program. Although the Collegiate SAE program was first established for the benefit of engineering students, the fact is that any student team of this nature consists of so many opportunities to gain so much experience in their own field of study whether it be engineering, business, arts, education, or even active studies, just to name a few.

At the University of Regina, Cougar Racing is proud support its school in every activity it participates in whether it’s the SAE competitions themselves or even volunteer charity work within the community. In addition to the student competitions, the team travels to several local events including the Saskatchewan Auto Show, does a few events with local racing programs, as well as travels provincially to new and exciting events throughout the summer.

The Cougar Racing team is currently busy producing their new Baja vehicle.