January 21-22, 2022 Alamodome
Building the skills for the jobs of tomorrow by creating memories in the classroom today.
Building the skills for the jobs of tomorrow by creating memories in the classroom today.
The Alamo City Electrathon is a National Sanctioned Electrathon Event with Electrathon America, one of approximately 12 in the nation. This event is exclusive to students enrolled in academic institutions with a STEM curriculum. Registered teams will receive guidelines & requirements to participate.
Teams will go through a series of electrical, mechanical, driver, and dynamic inspections. On race day teams will participate in two one-hour races, the team with the most laps combined from the two races wins.
In 1990, the concept of Electrathon racing was introduced to the United States. It started when an Austrailian Electrathon champion named Clark Beasley went to California to introduce the idea. He formed the New Electrathon Racing Association (NERA). Electrathon is a combination of the words Electric and Marathon. Electrathon is a one-hour endurance event for single passenger electric powered cars using 73lb of lead acid batteries.
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The Alamo City Electrathon is a program of the South SA Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
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