Adventure awaits for hundreds of bright international minds when the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge makes its return next year.
A new generation of solar cars will travel 3000 kilometres between the Australian cities of Darwin and Adelaide from 20–27 October 2023. Each will be engineered, built, and driven by teams from schools and universities across the globe.
“The teams who join this journey are helping to make sustainable personal transport a reality — a noble mission and one we are proud to celebrate.” “Crossing a continent on the power of the sun really is the ultimate adventure, one we know stays with participants for a lifetime,” Mr Selwood said. “It’s also a proven way to gain practical experience and an edge in the increasingly competitive employment market.”
“We believe that supporting the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge leads to enhancement of technologies, innovation and solutions that tackle social and environmental issues,” Mr Horio said. “The event provides an invaluable opportunity for students to passionately compete against each other globally, and we are delighted that it is taking place in 2023.
“We look forward to welcoming new and old competitors to the Territory for this incredible challenge.”
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