It Was All About The Cool Cars At The Alabama Power Education Event At Barber Motorsports Park
By Keisa Sharpe
The roar of race cars gliding on a smooth track. The soft tapping of hammers used to build minicars. The chatter of students collaborating on a racing competition.
Under clear and sunny skies, Barber Motorsports Park was filled with an array of activity getting ready for the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama. One was the seventh annual Alabama Power education event, which kicked off in advance of the main races.
In a brief program, Alabama Power experts encouraged nearly 400 high school students to think about how math and science connect to automotive careers. Students from Anniston, Carver, Leeds, Pell City, St. Clair County, Shades Valley and Talladega high schools were given a broader understanding of electric vehicles.
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