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Probably none, but who cares. Seeing so many students learning so much about aerodynamics and propulsion means the cars of the future will be fantastic!
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This used to be such a strong characteristic of the US education system; involvement from industry in High School science/research projects. I’m not aware of many outside of NASA that do it anymore.
Maybe it still goes on and I’m a bit out-of-touch with it.