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Shell Eco-Marathon Americas 2015

Posted on October 21st, 2014 by Mary Lord

shell ecomarathon winner 2014 Shell Eco-marathon is a global challenge that motivates high school and college students to drive farther than their peers on one gallon of fuel. Student teams participate in one of or both the Prototype (futuristic design) and UrbanConcept (roadworthy, fuel-efficient) classes.

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