EV Racing Safety Conference

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More than a century later, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly commonplace on our streets. Naturally, electric vehicle racing is following close behind. Many advancements in motorsports safety have come about from lessons learned over the years. And most recently, we have seen the safety issues associated with electric vehicles on the streets. Today the motorsports industry is in a perfect position to prepare for those issues on track!

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Formula SAE EV and iMechE Safety Webinar
October 23, 2025

EVRSafe is excited to announce an all-star panel of experts who are coming together specifically to speak to the Formula Student community.

Jimmy Lyons and Michael Aspinall from Fortescue Zero
The team behind Formula E battery packs

Cintas PPE Specialist Carla Nadler
Protecting workers in high-voltage environments

Formula SAE EV Tech Officials Glenn Bower and Danny Bocci
Inside look at competition safety requirements

Eric Huhn
EVRSafe founder and lithium-ion safety specialist

Registration is $59. Register for the webinar.

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Blake Fuller seated in race car
Eric Huhn headshot in a laboratory
Robert Bosworth headshot
John Pagel headshot
Jimmy Lyons headshot at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Anthony Bombik headshot in a laboaratory

PAST Vehicles on display

Ford Performance/Team RTR Mach-E 1400
Ford Performance/Team RTR Mach-E 1400
Credit: Team RTR, Drew Gibson
NASCAR/ABB electric prototype
NASCAR/ABB Electric Prototype
Credit: NASCAR

EVRSafe is a collaborative effort between Stand21 Safety Foundation
and UNC Charlotte’s William States Lee College of Engineering

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Want to know more?

Reach out to us at evrsafe-info@charlotte.edu

Learn more about motorsports at UNC Charlotte and the William States Lee College of Engineering.