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T12.1 Time Trials These will be conducted over the course of the Competition Day as per the judging schedule. Team members need to be at the race track during their scheduled race times. Each car will be raced at least once in each lane of the race track. The single fastest time recorded by each team during racing (Time Trials and Reaction Time Racing) will be used to determine the points they are awarded for time trials. T12.2 Reaction Time Racing These races will be conducted during the Competition Day as per the judging schedule. All team members need to be at the race track during their scheduled time. Each car will be raced once in each lane. for Reaction Time Racing. The single fastest total race time recorded (reaction time PLUS actual car start line to finish line time), by each team will be used to determine the points they are awarded T12.3 Knock-out Competition These races will be conducted during the National Final Competition Day as per the event schedule. Ranking from Reaction Time Racing results will determine where teams start in the knock-out rounds. At the conclusion of Reaction Time Racing, all teams will be ranked from fastest to slowest to determine each team’s Knock-Out Racing seeded position. All team members need to be at the race track during their scheduled times. Each car will be raced (manual/driver launch mode), once in each lane. The single fastest time posted from these 2 races (reaction time PLUS actual car start line to finish line time), will determine the winner for that knock-out race and advance to the next knock-out round. F1 in Schools Technology Challenge Revision 1.2 26
APPENDIX – OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS Right: 3D rendering of the blank balsa wood, used for construction of the Formula One car. Below: Third angle orthographic projection of the Formula One car blank balsa wood block. All dimensions shown are in mm (millimeters). Note—the drawing is NOT TO SCALE F1 in Schools Technology Challenge Revision 1.2 27
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