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Navarre High’s Shock and Awe team continues to find a need for speed

April 1, 2025 | Brian Lester

Hunter Englert got involved with the Navarre High Shock & Awe electric race car team at the end of the last school year.

And while he’s enjoyed learning a lot about the mechanics of a car and what goes into building one, his favorite thing is racing, especially in the car he basically built.

James Fox and Hunter Englert check out one of the electric cars that Navarre has thanks to new program within the school’s construction academy.

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