A promotional video for the Red River College Solar Car. The car was developed entirely by the staff and students at Red River College in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The Raycer will be running in the “North American Solar Challenge” from Austin TX, through Winnipeg MB, then to Calgary AB. for more information go to: www.americansolarchallenge.org
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