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William F. Milliken Jr.

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Milliken served as Vice President and as a member of the Contest Board, and he was elected to the very first SCCA Board of Directors. Perhaps his most significant contribution was that he authored the very first set of SCCA General Competition
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The award honors the memory of Edward N. Cole, former President and COO of General Motors Corporation, and the inspiration he provided to others in the engineering profession by his continuing search and drive for product
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and developed the first variable stability (servo-controlled) cars. The first six-component tire testing machine was developed, leading to TIRF, the original high-speed, flat-belt tire tester in 1970.
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For seven decades of outstanding technical accomplishments and unparalleled leadership in the field of vehicle dynamics, and for his inspiring autobiography for future generations.
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As a result of his racing activity, he became interested in automobile stability and control and the potential for applications of aircraft technology. Under the sponsorship of
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in 1948 (in which he rolled-over). "Milliken's Corner" on the original Watkins Glen circuit is named after him. He drove cars such as Type 35 and 54
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and at the 50th anniversary of Watkins Glen. He drove both the FWD Miller Indy car and his own MX-1 "Camber Car" in these vintage events.
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and many others across North America for 15 years. Later, continuing involvement included a term as Chief Steward for the Formula One
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First given in 2013 in Portland OR, the 2014 lecture was given by Raymond McHenry, in Buffalo, NY. Other links include
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Lifetime achievement award from the Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Buffalo, NY, USA. Also
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Co-recipient for pioneering work on variable stability aircraft and early fly-by-wire control, at CAL.
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by Douglas L. Milliken, Edward M. Kasprzak, L. Daniel Metz and William F. Milliken, 2003,
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Milliken competed in over 100 post-war road races. He was a founding member of the
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Equations of Motion - Adventure, Risk and Innovation. An Engineering Autobiography
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in 1934, Milliken worked in the aircraft industry for twenty years in analysis,
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Road Races, serving as head of the Rules Committee. He competed in the very
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is still one of the most advanced tire testing machines in the world.
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Prior to his death, his racing career resumed at a private meet at
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activity at CAL developed and substantiated the automobile dynamic
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Edward N. Cole Award for Automotive Engineering Innovation - 1985
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ASME has established the William F. Milliken Invited Lecture.
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Race Car Vehicle Dynamics Problems, Answers and Experiments
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Milliken has authored, or co-authored the following books:
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by William F. Milliken and Douglas L. Milliken, 1995,
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by William F. Milliken and Douglas L. Milliken, 2002,
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Index

William F. Milliken, Jr.
Old Town, Maine
MIT
wind tunnel
flight testing
World War II
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
frequency response
variable stability aircraft
Watkins Glen
first Watkins Glen event
Bugattis
Four Wheel Drive (FWD)
Miller
Watkins Glen
Pikes Peak
Sebring
US Grand Prix
General Motors
vehicle dynamics
equations of motion
TIRF
Bridgehampton, New York
Goodwood Festival of Speed
ISBN
0-8376-1348-5
ISBN
978-0-8376-1348-2
publisher's page
ISBN

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