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« Most read Gadget Master posts in October | Main | And the winner is... »

Gadget Master goes motoring

compressed air go-kart small.jpgAhead of the imminent November / December compo, let's have a roundup of posts related to... cars and racing.

Quite a popular theme on Gadget Master, as it happens, though I have stretched things, rather, to include the ExoMars Rover! Not to mention the De Lorean-based Flux Capacitor...

* Building compressed air go-karts

* Racing Green Endurance head for Pan American Highway

* Dial a car to start up its engine

* From Earls Court we travel to Mars

* Fancy getting your hands on a Flux Capacitor?

* Power Tool Drag Racing Championship heads to Yeovil

* Peter's F1 gantry start-lights race into position

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