TEAM FROM SERBIA WILL WIN OVER AMERICA, BUT THEY NEED YOUR HELP: Their ELECTRONIC TRACTOR will change the WORLD! (PHOTO) (VIDEO)

Team "Idvorsky electric" has started a project for a electric tractor, starting idea which placed in the semifinals of American GIST Tech competition. 

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The final competition will be held at Stanford University, sponsored by Barack Obama, a team from Serbia is trying to compete in the finals with global entrepreneurs.

What they need is our votes and support of us all. 

Printksin: Youtube/Idvorsky Electric

If you are interested in the story, and you would like to see this team make global success, all you need is a bit of good will and to give your vote for the electric tractor project.

Printksin: Youtube/Idvorsky Electric

Semifinals will include online voting that lasts from 1st April and ends on 1st May. There are 102 teams in competition. There are two categories in semifinals. 51 team in each, from which 15 teams will advance to final round.

Printksin: Youtube/Idvorsky Electric

You can VOTE HERE, don't forget that our team is in Startup category.

Printksin: Youtube/Idvorsky Electric

- We are in the category of startup idea. The rule is that each individual can vote only once every day throughout the semi-finals from 1 April to 1 May - says Ivan Jovanov.

- In addition, we have succeeded in qualifying with more than 1,000 crews competing, the idea of an electric tractor is nice and accepted by the domestic public and the media who have selflessly helped during the current campaign. We started a campaign on social networks, so that on our Facebook page, there is a lengthy press clip on that where we are until now and who supported us - says Ivan.

The last week of voting is crucial for us to show up as finalists on a global summit of entrepreneurs at Stanford University.

- At the moment we have an excellent 5th place in our category thanks to their support, but we would like to have even stronger finish in the last week - concludes Jovanov.

(Telegraf.co.uk)