Badger Clean Snowmobile

University of Wisconsin - Madison

About

The Clean Snowmobile competition is a student engineering competition where college students from across the US and Canada take a current production snowmobile and have almost free reign to modify all engine and drivetrain components. With the main goal being to minimize emissions, fuel consumption, and sound while keeping the snowmobile fast and enjoyable to drive.

The UW-Madison Badger Clean Snowmobile team was started in 2002 has 7 overall wins since then, as well numerous lowest emission and best fuel economy awards as recently as the 2023 season.

No prior knowledge of snowmobiles is required to join the team, a heavy focus is placed on member development, no matter the prior experience we are always looking to help members learn!

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Meet the Team

President

Hannah Fiedor

Hannah is going into her third year with the team and is a Junior in Mechanical Engineering. She is from Bennington Nebraska and in her free time enjoys listen to and finding new music, working on and riding snowmobiles and hiking.

Co-President

Henry Huth

Henry is going into his fourth year on the team, he is a senior in Mechanical Engineering. Henry is from Cameron, Wisconsin. His projects this year will focus on engine calibration, exhaust design, and the hybrid-assist drivetrain. Outside of school, Henry enjoys snowmobiling, sports, cars, aviation, and farming.

Tech Advisor

Lileigh Nguyen

Lileigh is going into her third year on the team. She is a Junior studying mechanical engineering with a certificate in data science, and is from Owatonna, Minnesota. This year, she will be focusing on reducing track noise from the sled and working with simulation data. In her free time she likes rollerblading, hiking, and playing card games with friends. She is excited for another year with Badger Clean Snow.