Harold Miller, automotive instructor at Northampton
| Special Attraction of the event was a GM EV-1, leased by Virginia Power. The EV-1 was taken through the autocross course by several dignitaries. |
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Fastest vehicle in the autocross was this electric go-kart, brought down to NC by DC Motorsports. The kart was not entirely zero-pollution, as the electric motor overheated and let some smoke out of the windings. |
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Host school Northampton County East had three vehicles in the event: Shocker III |
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| A professionally converted S-10 that they won in a race in Richmond |
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And Shocker-II |
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CP&L's Ralph Goodwin was back, with his US Electricar Prizm tricked out with a new paint job. He turned in the best augocross time of any full-size vehicle. |
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NCSU's Metro did well n the autocross, but pooped out in the road rally. |
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Winner of the long-distance award, Miramar HS from Miramar Florida. |
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| Harnett Central HS took 1st place in the Road Rally on Saturday |
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Central Shenandoah Valley Governor's School took 1st place in the autocross |
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| Cars lined up at a checkpoint during the road rally |
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The EV-1 recharging at Northampton's solar-powered charging station after the road rally |
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The teams assembled for a group picture after the rally. | And the cars assembled without all those pesky people. |
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