P9 Sol Invictus
Introduction
Media
Vehicle Specifications
Mechanical |
Weight: 530lbs |
Chassis: 6061-T6 Aluminum space frame |
Electrical |
Batteries: 6 kWh lithium-ion |
Solar Array: 730 Monocrystalline silicone, 20% efficiency, 1000 Watts peak |
Motor: NGM in-hub DC brushless, 18hp |
Where is it now?
Sol Invictus was donated to the Kansas City Science Center at Union Station in 2010. Want to see Sol Invictus in person and learn more about the Kansas City Science Center? Check out their website!Rayces
FSGP/ASC 2008 – FSGP 2009
2009 Formula Sun Grand Prix: 7th place
2008 North American Solar Challenge: 8th place
2008 Formula Sun Grand Prix: unknown
The 2008 North American Solar Challenge started in Austin, Texas and ended in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Day 1: Sun, July 13: Start in Plano, Texas; must reach McAlester, Oklahoma checkpoint.
Day 2: Mon, July 14: Finish in Neosho, Missouri.
Day 3: Tue, July 15: Start in Neosho, MO; must reach Topeka, Kansas checkpoint.
Day 4: Wed, July 16: Must reach Omaha, Nebraska checkpoint.
Day 5: Thu, July 17: Finish in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Day 6: Fri, July 18: Start in Sioux Falls, SD; must reach Fargo, North Dakota checkpoint.
Day 7: Sat, July 19: Finish in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Day 8: Sun, July 20: Start in Winnipeg, MB; must reach Brandon, MB checkpoint.
Day 9: Mon, July 21: Must reach Regina, Saskatchewan checkpoint; finish in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Day 10: Tue, July 22: Start in Medicine Hat, AB; Finish in Calgary, AB.
The 2008 and 2009 Formula Sun Grand Prix were held at the Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, Texas.