World Solar Challenge: Racing Towards a Sustainable Future

The video covers a solar car race in Australia, highlighting the focus on alternative fuels. It details the participation of 21 cars from 10 countries, emphasizing the role of university teams. The race spans 3000 kilometers, with cars traveling up to 800 kilometers daily. The Dutch Nuon Solar team, with their car Nuna 3, is a favorite, having won previous races. The video also discusses the technology behind solar cars and the challenges faced during the race, including weather conditions. The Dutch team wins again, setting a new record despite cloudy weather.

What was the main focus of the World Solar Challenge race?

• To test new racing tracks

• To promote traditional fuel vehicles

• To highlight alternative fuels

• To showcase luxury cars

How many countries participated in the World Solar Challenge?

• 20

• 15

• 10

• 5

What is the average speed of the solar cars in the race?

• 60 kilometers per hour

• 70 kilometers per hour

• 90 kilometers per hour

• 100 kilometers per hour

Which team was the favorite and previous winner of the World Solar Challenge?

• Australian Aurora team

• Japanese Ashia University team

• Dutch Nuon Solar team

• American Solar team

What was the new record time set by the Dutch team?

• 30 hours and 5 minutes

• 29 hours and 11 minutes

• 31 hours and 20 minutes

• 28 hours and 30 minutes