Hungarian engineering students have once again made their mark at the Shell Eco-marathon, with Széchenyi István University’s SZEnergy Team taking first place in the Urban Concept battery-electric category for the fifth consecutive year. The prestigious international student engineering competition, held this year at the Silesia Ring in Poland, was staged under unusually demanding conditions as extreme heat forced organisers to shorten race times and reduce the number of laps.

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