Current cycle
Subsystem planning
The team is defining system boundaries, priorities, and interdependencies before fabrication expands.
Baekho Racing
A flagship student vehicle program built around engineering discipline, not display.
Baekho Racing treats the vehicle as a machine that must justify itself through performance, subsystem coherence, testing, and documentation. The work spans powertrain, chassis, controls, integration, sourcing, and review.
Subsystem Viewer
Inspect the chassis as a technical object.
The viewer should behave like a working subsystem instrument: switch focus zones, use camera bookmarks, and inspect the chassis as real engineering proof rather than a decorative render.
Capabilities
Switch between structural frame, powertrain zone, and suspension focus. Use the camera bookmarks to inspect the chassis from the views that matter for packaging and mechanical review.
Interaction logic
This should behave like a technical object, not a decorative render: focus zones, zoom rail, hotspots, and named views that make inspection easier.
System Scope
The program is organized around machine logic.
A credible student vehicle program requires more than a shell. It requires the systems that let the machine justify itself.
01
Powertrain and drivetrain planning
02
Chassis and structural integration
03
Controls, instrumentation, and testing logic
04
Documentation that keeps the program durable between cycles
Current Cycle
The team should read as active engineering work.
Current milestones make the program more credible than broad claims of ambition.
Procurement
Sourcing logic underway
Parts selection is being tied to performance goals, integration risk, and budget realities.
Documentation
Build record in formation
Technical continuity matters because the program needs to survive handoff between student cycles.
Team Structure
Named responsibility inside the program.
Baekho Racing should show who currently holds leadership and technical responsibility.
Team Lead
Benny Lee
Leads the Baekho Racing program and holds overall responsibility for team direction, coordination, and delivery.
Powertrain Lead
Eric Kim
Leads powertrain development and the technical decisions surrounding propulsion, integration, and performance logic.
Team Member
Erik
Supports the current Baekho Racing build cycle as part of the active team roster.
Team Member
Kyle
Supports the current Baekho Racing build cycle as part of the active team roster.