World Solar Challenge 2007

The 2007 World Solar Challenge was one of a biennial series of solar-powered car races, covering 2,999 km (1,863 mi) through the Australian Outback, from Darwin, Northern Territory to Adelaide, South Australia.

In the Challenge class 19 teams started, of which 10 completed the course, and the winner was a Nuna car built by Nuon of the Netherlands. In the Adventure class 18 teams started and eight completed the course, the winner being Ashiya University of Japan.

Challenge class

Rank Team Country Distance (km) Time (hr:mn) Speed (km/h)
1NuonNetherlands299933:0090.87
2UmicoreBelgium299934:3688.05
3AuroraAustralia299935:1785.00
4Bochum Solar World 1Germany299941:0972.87
5Southern Taiwan UniversityTaiwan299944:0867.95
6University of TwenteNetherlands299944:4666.83
7University of MichiganUnited States299944:5566.76
8University of CalgaryCanada299951:4357.98
9University of WaterlooCanada299954:4954.70
10HeliosFrance299959:2450.80
11Solar FoxUK2719
12SinagPhilippines2691
13Sun SpeedFrance2002
14University of ChileChile1862
15Queen's UniversityCanada1345
16Leeming Senior High SchoolAustralia (WA)1050
17GwawrUK740
18HelioxSwitzerland735
19University of MalayaMalaysia250

Adventure class

Rank Team Country Distance (km) Time (hr:mn) Speed (km/h)
1Ashiya UniversityJapan299932:0393.57
2ApolloTaiwan299935:4383.96
3Southern AuroraAustralia299940:4473.63
4SunswiftAustralia299944:1167.88
5University of TorontoCanada299946:1964.74
6Christine AuroraAustralia299946:3364.42
7TAFE SAAustralia299950:5258.95
8Salesian Polytechnic UniversityJapan299958:1951.42
9Towards TomorrowAustralia2896
10University Tech MalaysiaMalaysia2719
11HelioDetGermany2517
12Solar FernNew Zealand2233
13Stanford UniversityUnited States1864
14University of Western OntarioCanada1680
15Hachinohe Institute of TechnologyJapan1675
16Polytechnique MontrealCanada1772
17WillettonAustralia (WA)729
18Houston HSUnited States143

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