These are the main stops on the route for the American Solar Challenge 2016. See also the route map and route notes. The route covers 1975 miles (3178 km) altogether, with the four stages being, respectively, 23%, 26%, 43%, and 8% of the total.
Stage 1 (Sat, Jul 30) – Cuyahoga Valley National Park
This location in Brecksville, OH marks the race start.
Stage 1 (Sat, Jul 30) – Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park
This checkpoint is where the Wright brothers began. There will be an independent overnight stop in the evening.
Stage 1 (Sun, Jul 31) – George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
This location is a stage stop.
Stage 2 (Mon, Aug 1) – Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
There is a checkpoint at Grant’s Farm in St. Louis, MO. There will be an independent overnight stop in the evening.
Stage 2 (Tue, Aug 2) – Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield
This location is a stage stop.
Stage 3 (Wed, Aug 3) – Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site
There is a checkpoint at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site in Topeka, KS. There will be an independent overnight stop in the evening.
Stage 3 (Thu, Aug 4) – Homestead National Monument of America
There is a checkpoint at the Homestead National Monument of America in Beatrice, NE. There will be an independent overnight stop in the evening. Some cars may arrive here on Wednesday, August 3.
Stage 3 (Fri, Aug 5) – Scotts Bluff National Monument
This location on the Oregon Trail is a stage stop. Some cars may arrive here on Thursday, August 4.
Stage 4 (Sat, Aug 6) – Wind Cave National Park
This location in Hot Springs, SD marks the finish line. The awards dinner and ceremony will be at the end of the day.
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