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Spacecation
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When you’re traveling across the cosmos, what’s a few hours? Spacecation arrived on earth too late for the start of the race, and joined in just after the water entry. |
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With large wheels, high ground clearance, fantastic art, space tourism bumper stickers, and green & yellow pilots, they were ready for all Kinetic challenges. |
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They dashed straight through the same sand that severely impeded other teams. |
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They had to put forth effort, but they also traversed the mud in a single swift pass. |
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They bribed Sister O’Blivion with a UFO-frisbee and instant selfie print. |
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They finally made it to the American Visionary Art Museum. |
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And crossed the finish line. They had been so late because their spacecraft was so heavy they didn't have enough people to lift it into the truck that morning, for which they were awarded Worst Honorable Mention. |
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This is team Goes to Eleven’s ninth entry:
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