The 2011 World Solar Challenge was a race from Darwin, Northern Territory to Adelaide, South Australia in Australia. 37 vehicles were entered in the race, and the event was won by a car from Tokai University, Tokyo, Japan.[1]
Results:[2]
Rank | Team | Country | Distance (km) | Time (hr:mn) | Speed (km/h) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tokai University | Japan | 2998 | 32:45 | 91.54 |
2 | Nuon | Netherlands | 2998 | 33:50 | 88.60 |
3 | University of Michigan | United States | 2998 | 35:33 | 84.33 |
4 | Ashiya University | Japan | 2998 | 44:57 | 66.70 |
5 | University of Twente | Netherlands | 2998 | 44:04 | 66.53 |
6 | University of New South Wales | Australia | 2998 | 48:38 | 61.65 |
7 | Aurora | Australia | 2998 | 48:45 | 61.50 |
8 | Istanbul University | Turkey | 2765 | ||
9 | Apollo | Taiwan | 2650 | ||
10 | Umicore | Belgium | 2636 | ||
11 | Stanford University | United States | 2547 | ||
12 | Nanyang Technological University | Singapore | 2454 | ||
13 | Team Okinawa | Japan | 2408 | ||
14 | Sakarya University | Turkey | 2263 | ||
15 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | United States | 2222 | ||
16 | Solar Energy Racers | Switzerland | 2221 | ||
17 | Qazvin Islamic Azad University | Iran | 1891 | ||
18 | University of Calgary | Canada | 1840 | ||
19 | Team Solar Philippines | Philippines | 1815 | ||
20 | UC Berkeley | United States | 1811 | ||
21 | Onda Solare | Italy | 1751 | ||
22 | Universidad de Chile | Chile | 1709 | ||
23 | Anadolu | Turkey | 1675 | ||
24 | University of Toronto | Canada | 1661 | ||
25 | University of Cambridge | UK | 1487 | ||
26 | Bochum | Germany | 1454 | ||
27 | ETS | Canada | 1415 | ||
28 | Principia College | United States | 1303 | ||
29 | Seraaj | Saudi Arabia | 1269 | ||
30 | University of Waterloo | Canada | 1116 | ||
31 | University of Tehran | Iran | 1027 | ||
32 | Solar Spirit Australia | Australia | 801 | ||
33 | Durham University | UK | 552 | ||
34 | Solaris | India | 301 | ||
35 | UMP | Malaysia | 229 | ||
36 | Uniten Solar Ranger Team | Malaysia | 223 | ||
37 | Green Maniac | South Korea | 73 |
References
- ↑ "Japanese car wins World Solar Challenge". ABC News. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 21 October 2011. Retrieved 16 June 2015.
- ↑ WSC 2011 results
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