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SUMMARY:Lecture Series: History and Future of Michigan Racing
DESCRIPTION:We love the roar of the engine\, but what of the driver?\nSince the rise of auto racing\, wrecks and various other issues have demanded an evolution in driver safety. On May 9th at 3 PM\, the R.E. Olds Transportation Museum will host its next lecture series on the "History of Future of Michigan Racing." This event will be a panel presentation on the history and future of Michigan racing\, focusing on the evolution of driver safety. From the early years of leather caps\, if any "protection at all" to equipment that measures a driver's sweat loss and the vehicle's overall performance\, our panelists will showcase how and why these evolutions in racing occurred\, and what is possibly in store for the future!So\, come join Professor David Ferguson of MSU's Department of Kinesiology\, John Gentilozzi\, the Technical Director of 3GT Racing\, and Jordan Krell from Bosch Engineering as we explore the evolution of Michigan racing.Refreshments sponsored by Dr. Elizabeth Wild of Lansing Neurosurgery and The Grassroots HistorianParticipation in the lecture series is covered by general admission to the museum.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We love the roar of the engine\, but what of the driver?
Since the rise of auto racing\, wrecks and various other issues have demanded an evolution in driver safety. On May 9th at 3 PM\, the R.E. Olds Transportation Museum will host its next lecture series on the &ldquo\;History of Future of Michigan Racing.&rdquo\; This event will be a panel presentation on the history and future of Michigan racing\, focusing on the evolution of driver safety. From the early years of leather caps\, if any &ldquo\;protection at all&rdquo\; to equipment that measures a driver&rsquo\;s sweat loss and the vehicle'\;s overall performance\, our panelists will showcase how and why these evolutions in racing occurred\, and what is possibly in store for the future!
So\, come join Professor David Ferguson of MSU&rsquo\;s Department of Kinesiology\, John Gentilozzi\, the Technical Director of 3GT Racing\, and Jordan Krell from Bosch Engineering as we explore the evolution of Michigan racing.
Refreshments sponsored by Dr. Elizabeth Wild of Lansing Neurosurgery and The Grassroots Historian
Participation in the lecture series is covered by general admission to the museum. \;
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