The Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) program challenges tomorrow's innovators to design, engineer, build and race their own hydrogen-powered cars. Throughout the program, these future leaders develop the creativity, ingenuity and real-world problem-solving skills needed to tackle tomorrow's energy challenges.
The H2GP XPR program introduces elementary students to the basic science and engineering principles behind sustainable and renewable energy. This program allows students to design & build their very own fuel cell-powered vehicles using sustainable materials.
The H2GP SPRINT program allows students to extend their renewable energy engineering skills with a lightning fast 1:20 scale SPRINT car. Students are free to experiment with 3D design – updating the gear-to-wheel ratio, car weight distribution, or even designing the entire chassis with digital modeling software.
The H2GP PRO program provides high school students with a comprehensive understanding of the engineering principles behind the future renewable energy society. Students work in teams to design, engineer and build their own fuel cell-powered RC car and compete in a 4-hour race.
