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❗❗NEW BLOG POST ❗❗ After announcing our newest challenge, we break down some of what it means in our most recent blog. Find out more at: https://www.seattlesolarcarteam.org/blog
In summer 2025 we took our fifth title with our newest car, Ember. This car redefined what perseverance meant for our team, designing and building this composite car in just four months. Despite the constraints and challenges, this rocket ship of a c
In 2024 we finally got to bring Sockeye to competition in Texas. Sockeye at this point was the most sophisticated car we’d built: our first carbon fiber car, our most advanced solar array, and our best electronics. Sockeye, though, was built to
2022 was the year things finally came together perfectly. The improvements we had made over the build season allowed Jimmy to run even faster, but most importantly, we had built a good support system within the team. The race for us this year was an
2021 was the year our team learned resilience. Coming off of a win in 2019, we were excited for the new year. Despite the pandemic, shipping issues, and so many problems on every single system on the car, we still managed to put together a solid car
Our first race! With so much to learn, this year was a full sprint for us. 2019 was a year all about the basics of solar racing, from chassis construction and aerodynamics, to an incredibly useful strategy system. 2019 would set the groundwork for ou
As we prepare for something new, we’ve been looking through our old notes and races. This week we will be sharing about each of our five cars and what we learned, one per day this week. This Saturday, we will be releasing our newest plans, an
Last Thursday we got to showcase at the @museumofflight down by Boeing Field during their First Free Thursday event (free admission to the museum on the first Thursday of the month!). Got to meet so many amazing people and had a really great time. Th
2025 Solar Car Wrapped! Amazing year and looking forward to the next!
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