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engadget.com - 11/2/2009
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A Japanese team from Tokai University has taken the top spot at the World Solar Challenge, which was held at the end of last week in Australia. The team beat out the Delft University team which won four consecutive previous Challenges, and this year took second place, with the third seat ...
wired.com - 11/2/2009
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wired.com —
A Japanese team has won the World Solar
Challenge, racing across the Australian outback an an average...
speed of 63 mph to wrest the title from a Dutch team that’s dominated the past four races. Tokai Challenger from Tokai University crossed the ...
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Japanese Solar Racer Wins Race in the Sun
globalgreenchallenge.com.au - 10/28/2009
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globalgreenchallenge.com.au —
Driving a Sustainable Future Darwin - Adelaide, 24
- 31 October 2009 The Global Green Challenge -...
an evolution of the acclaimed World Solar Challenge - is the world's leading, cross-continental showcase of the latest advances in hybrid, electric, ...
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Global Green Challenge / Home
gizmodo.com - 11/3/2009
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gizmodo.com —
In the most recent World Solar Challenge ,
a Japanese team upset the former 4-time Dutch champs...
to win the 1,864-mile solar car race across Australia with the vehicle you see here. The Tokai Challenger completed the journey in 29 hours and 49 ...
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The Fastest Solar Car on the Planet [Solar]
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The Fastest Solar Car on the Planet [Solar]
Gizmodo —
... with the vehicle you see here. The Tokai Challenger completed the journey in 29 hours and 49 minutes despite a flat tire—that's an average speed of about 63mph. That's actually not the best time in history. That Dutch team we mentioned above achieved the current record back in 2005—29 hours and 11 minutes. But obviously conditions like sunlight and wind can skew these numbers on a year to year comparison basis. [Global Green Challenge via Wired via Engadget]
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