Among the 24 countries that are vying for this year’s title, our very own Sikat II-A was chosen by the organization to start in pole position after finishing first in the Adventure class in the pre-race qualifying round. Carl Mamawa of De La Salle University and driver of the Sikat II-A said that he’s “ecstatic that we reached the coveted pole position. Read more in our articles including "World Solar Challenge kicks off, PHL’s entry started on pole position" and "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control".
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Oct 28, 2025Among the 24 countries that are vying for this year’s title, our very own Sikat II-A was chosen by the organization to start in pole position after finishing first in the Adventure class in the pre-race qualifying round. Carl Mamawa of De La Salle University and driver of the Sikat II-A said that he’s “ecstatic that we reached the coveted pole position.
Our coverage of sikat II-a includes: "World Solar Challenge kicks off, PHL’s entry started on pole position"; "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control"; "Caterpillar reveals new Pickup Truck with modern technology". Each article provides unique insights and information.