SF Physics Races to the finish

In the last few weeks the physics classes of Spanish Fork High School created some air pressure powered cars. These cars were built from nothing but card stock paper, metal axels, wood blocks and plastic wheels. The class members glued these materials together to make their machines. Fantastic cars were built and raced all around the different classes. For example, one of the physics students, Wesley Curtain, built a car with wings on the side. Amazingly, this car "the Flying Crusant, actually got some air when it was launched. The winners of each class was rewarded a key card, and this really helped to motivate the students. When all was said and done Mr. Bronson, the physics teacher, can definitely make one comment on this event, “Spanish Fork students air pressure cars are all super stars!”