Power Racing Series

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Power Racing Series is a non-profit power wheels racing competition. It's modeled after the racing series

Power Racing series is a racing competition where teams build a $500 Power Wheel (Or any electric kids’ ride on vehicle.) and modify it to go as fast as it can.[1]

History

Jim Burke launched the Power Racing Series.^[2][3] The first season in 2009 consisted of six cars, all backed by other Pumping Station: One members. The second season in 2010 was hosted at the Detroit Maker Faire^[4][5] with competitors from several hackerspaces throughout the country.^[6]

Involvement in notable events

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Competitions

WEST

• San Mateo, CA - Maker Faire Bay Area
• Kansas City, MO - Maker Faire Kansas City

CENTRAL

• Detroit, MI - Maker Faire Detroit
• Milwaukee, WI - Maker Faire Milwaukee

EAST

• Pittsburgh, PA - Maker Faire Pittsburgh
• New York, NY - World Maker Faire New York

SOUTH

• Nashville, TN - Nashville Mini Maker Faire
• Atlanta, GA - Maker Faire Atlanta
• Orlando, FL - Maker Faire Orlando

References

External links

• Official Pumping Station: One website
• Vimby video overview of Pumping Station: One
• Power Racing Series
• GeekProm Chicago
• Hackers of the world unite | Guardian.co.uk
• Interview with Eric Michaud
• Charcoal foundry build at Chicago hackerspace
• Hackerspace at Pumping Station 1: Will the Arts Go Open Source?
• Innovative technology and teamwork that results in hilarious crashing. | Hot Rod Magazine

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