World Solar Challenge 2001

The 2001 World Solar Challenge was one of a biennial series of solar-powered car races, covering about 3,000 km (1,900 mi) through the Australian Outback, from Darwin, Northern Territory to Adelaide, South Australia. The winner was a Nuna "Alpha Centauri" car built by Nuon of the Netherlands.

Results

Rank	Team	Car Name	Country	Speed (km/h)
1	Delft University of Technology	Nuna - Alpha Centauri	Netherlands	91.81
2	Aurora Vehicle Association	Aurora	Australia	90.26
3	University of Michigan	M-Pulse	United States	87.37
4	University of Missouri-Rolla	Solar Miner III	United States	79.45
5	Queens University	Mirage	Canada	78.45
6	University of Tamagawa	White Dolphin	Japan	76.12
7	Lake Tuggeranong College	Spirit of Canberra	Australia	73.81
8	Northern Territory University	Desert Rose	Australia	73.36
9	Kanazawa Institute of Technology	Golden Eagle	Japan	72.14
10	Solar Motions	SOMO	United States	70.35
11	University of New South Wales	Sunswift 2	Australia	68.89
12	University of Tamagawa	Dolphin	Japan	68.08
13	Tokai University	Tokai Spirit	Japan	67.59
14	University of Toronto	Faust	Canada	67.47
15	University of Waterloo	Midnight Sun VI	Canada	67.45
16	South Bank University	Mad Dog 3	England	63.83
17	Ashiya University	Sky Ace Tiga	Japan	62.05
18	AGU Solar Car Project	AGU Aglaia	Japan	61.98
19	Tokyo Salesian Polytechnic	Ikuei Neo II	Japan	61.86
20	Helios	Helios2-001	France	61.26

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