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The future of the Grand Prix is secure with the F-Racer prototype. A carbon fiber shell surrounds the Nitrox-2 fed fuel cell engine. Speeds of 490 km/h (= 304 mph) are possible due to the F-Racers high tech stabilization system. The PC controlled ailerons by the drive help keep all the power to the ground leaving the driver to win the race with their own skill.

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rdfs:label	F-Racer
rdfs:comment	The future of the Grand Prix is secure with the F-Racer prototype. A carbon fiber shell surrounds the Nitrox-2 fed fuel cell engine. Speeds of 490 km/h (= 304 mph) are possible due to the F-Racers high tech stabilization system. The PC controlled ailerons by the drive help keep all the power to the ground leaving the driver to win the race with their own skill.
dcterms:subject	Unlicensed Hot Wheels Hot Wheels Original Designs Fraser Campbell Designs Mystery Cars Truckin' Transporters 2004 Hot Wheels 2004 First Editions Hot Wheels Racing Series dbkwik:resource/TJ6GTxUiftJP8JGis2nfsA==
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Number	B3531
Series	2004(xsd:integer)
Years	2004(xsd:integer)
Designer	Fraser Campbell
abstract	The future of the Grand Prix is secure with the F-Racer prototype. A carbon fiber shell surrounds the Nitrox-2 fed fuel cell engine. Speeds of 490 km/h (= 304 mph) are possible due to the F-Racers high tech stabilization system. The PC controlled ailerons by the drive help keep all the power to the ground leaving the driver to win the race with their own skill.

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