20 Oct NASCAR South Point 400

MagCanica advanced its ongoing efforts in the NASCAR Cup Series, this time at the prestigious South Point 400 held at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. As part of NASCAR’s ongoing efforts to adopt innovations in racing technology, torque-sensing axle shafts with MagCanica’s UHA torque sensors were successfully integrated into one of the competitors’ vehicles for the entire race weekend. Ihab Mogannam, Mechanical Design & Application Engineer, and Alex Yeh, Electrical Hardware Engineer, provided hands-on support, working closely with NASCAR staff to ensure the seamless implementation of MagCanica’s torque sensors. Their efforts also focused on collecting critical race data to provide a baseline for further MagCanica R&D initiatives, reinforcing the company’s commitment to being at the forefront of motorsport innovation.