2009 Shell Eco-marathon Americas
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Urban Concept Adventure Pt 4
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The final installment of Michael and Norman's Urban Concept Adventure.
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Rochester - contest winner!
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Rochester Institute of Technology with the most votes for our online contest
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Saturday 12:30pm Standings
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Latest update of the Leader Board standings.
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Event Line-up
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Walk-through view of the cars and teams at the fueling station.
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Purdue Tent
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14-UCLA Super Mileage Vehicle Team - Finishes Run
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13-UCLA Super Mileage Vehicle Team - Final Lap
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12-UCLA Super Mileage Vehicle Team - Saturday Run
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Grand Rapids HS Interview
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Grand Rapids High School talks about their car "Fastest Indian"
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Louisiana Tech Interview
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Check out Louisiana Tech's pre-qualifying interview.
About 2009 Shell Eco-marathon Americas
The principle of the Shell Eco-marathon® is simple: to design and build the worlds most fuel-efficient vehicle - and produce the fewest emissions.
Teams can enter two main categories:
* Futuristic prototypes - which are streamlined vehicles where the primary design consideration is reducing drag and maximizing efficiency
* Urban Concept vehicles - which are built to more conventional 4-wheel roadworthy criteria (new to the Americas event in 2009)
Either conventional fuels (such as diesel, gasoline and LPG), or alternative fuels (such as solar, electric, hydrogen, bio-fuels and GTL) can be used to power vehicles.
The goal of the project is not to break speed records or be the first to finish; it is to consume as little fuel as possible over a set distance.
The principle of the Shell Eco-marathon® is simple: to design and build the worlds most fuel-efficient vehicle - and produce the fewest emissions.
Teams can enter two main categories:
* Futuristic prototypes - which are streamlined vehicles ...
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