Based on MOSH-1’s potential, I reached out to colleagues involved with the Indianapolis 500 and told them about MOSH-1 and its potential to eliminate the dozens of diesel generators that power race track comfort, food, and merchandise trailers. This outreach resulted in an invitation to place a MOSH-1 unit in downtown Speedway, IN for Memorial Day weekend. Amazingly, this MOSH-1 unit was even more advanced than the first, providing increased power storage capability in support of an even wider customer base. Immediately upon setup, a food vendor approached with a request: they were planning to receive power for their fryers and boilers from the lot on which they were placed…but no power was actually available. Shawn immediately offered to plug them into MOSH-1, and they worked seamlessly together all weekend.

Passion leads to design,
design leads to performance,
performance leads to success!

Mosh-1 debut at Dallara Indy Car factory as the world of sports car racing transitions off of fossil fuels at venues.