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Moving Systems: Mint Racers Race Team Members : Audrey and Sanjay

The Challenge To design and create a car that will roll down a track at the fastest possible speed. You only have $700 to purchase supplies to construct your car. at

Materials Budget ItemCost per Item Number Purchased Total Cost Lifesaver Mints$753 $225 Straw$100 1 Popsicle Stick$50 1 Masking tape – 12”$50 1 Notebook Card$25 1 Paper Clips$25 1 Total Spent $475

Car 1 Test Results Time1.53 seconds Distance5 feet

Improving our Design Our Goal: Put what we did for the back wheels in the front. Also, trim the wings. With our $200 we purchased: One wheel

Car 2 Test Results Time2.60 seconds Distance10 feet

Design Process Strength Less grinding Future Goal Support on the car(tape)

The Final Race