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University of Cincinnati student Ryan Wohleber at work on his Speed Racer design.
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The real Speed Racer as depicted in the new movie.
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University of Cincinnati student Clay Mastin at work on his Speed Racer concept.
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University of Cincinnati student Lukas Yates at work on an aquatic version of the Mach 5, with a turbine to harness moving water to power the car s air conditioner and sound system.
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University of Cincinnati student Tom Gernetzke at work on an aquatic version of the Mach 5. The openings in the hub caps are intended to reduce water resistance.
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University of Cincinnati student Tom Gernetzke at work on a aquatic version of the Mach 5.
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University of Cincinnati student Ryan Wohleber at work on his version of the Mach 5.
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University of Cincinnati student Clay Mastin's version of the Mach-5 with a flying robot-drone.
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The front grill and hubcaps of this Mach 5 by University of Cincinnati student Lukas Yates are designed to reduce water resistance.