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Noah Evile, Race Mechanical Engineer, readies the team's competition car the morning of the team's third day during the Bridgestone World Solar Car Challenge in Australia on October 14, 2019.
Photo: Joseph Xu/Michigan Engineering, Communications & Marketing
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Electrum, the University of Michigan Solar Car Team's car that will be competing in the upcoming 2019 World Solar Challenge this fall.
Photo: Joseph Xu/Michigan Engineering, Communications & Marketing
#WorldSolarChallenge cars that raced from Darwin to Adelaide. In love with the German #Batmobile in particular. #tech #solar (at Victoria Square, Adelaide)
How will social media bring the World Solar Challenge to you in near real-time?
Web designer and developer Ben Collins talks about the Solar Control Panel website, where you can follow coverage of reporters embedded with the Michigan Solar Car Team. Go to http://www.solarcontrols.engin.umich.edu
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Marcin Szczepanski, Michigan Engineering's Multimedia Producer and one of two embedded reporters traveling to Australia with the Michigan Solar Car Team, gives you a look at his kit. Catch all the coverage from our embedded reporters here: Â http://solarcontrols.engin.umich.edu
We caught up with some of the Michigan Solar Car Team just before they left for Australia. Here is what they were thinking as they get ready for the World Solar Challenge. Catch full coverage of the Michigan Solar Car Team in Australia. Embedded reporters will travel with the team as it competes October 16-23 across the Outback. Coverage begins in mid-September.
