Foothill Racing

Building the Engineers of Our Sustainable Future

Who Are we

About Our Community and Our People

We are a student run organization pushing the boundaries of fuel efficiency while helping students build real world skills

We’re a community based in Pleasanton, CA. Here, we design, build, and race ultra-efficient vehicles for competition in the annual Shell Eco Marathon in Indianapolis. We’re a place for students to apply classroom knowledge to real-world challenges. Our mission is to develop sustainable transportation solutions while fostering teamwork, hands-on learning, and professional growth.

Our Story

Discover Our Journey So Far


No path is without challenge. At Foothill Racing, we’ve had our fair share of difficulties. However, what’s important is perseverance and learning from mistakes. Through it all, every member keeps our vision and mission close to heart. Learn more about our journey by clicking the button below.

Our Vision

We envision a world in which access to efficient, effective transportation is a common human right. We picture a future where youth are dedicated and hard working, utilizing the revolutionary technologies of our time to build a better future for everyone. We aspire to inspire, innovate, and impact, creating a world where opportunity and prosperity are accessible to all.

Our Mission

Our mission is to impact step by step, starting with our team in Pleasanton to youth around the globe. We want to inspire youth to take responsibility in helping to ensure a home for posterity by making our vehicles more efficient and sustainable. We aim to do this by involving them in projects and giving them training as early as possible, so that they can find their calling.

Sponsor US

We Need Your Help Today!

Top collegiate teams dwarf us in resources and funding. In order to continue to provide our formative youth experiences, we need support from generous business and individuals such as you. Don’t hesitate, help now!

Engineering Blog

Updates On Our Latest Project

Our first blog post designates our plans for this year and our first major sponsorship courtesy of the Gene Haas Foundation with a contribution of $2,750! In addition, we outline some team structure changes for next year.