Alan Rotoi

[Duplode]

This competition needs more of you. Who else would better show us the way around the roads?

[Mark L. Rivers]

Seeing his silence, maybe he's not sure to put his wheels ahead the current leaders...  
C'mon, as CTG is absent we need someone who provokes some reaction so to see more top drivers engaged and a tight challenge...  
I really hope to see him on the track. I never raced against Alan and, above all with this rules, it would be nice for me measuring his performance with mine...

[alanrotoi]

OMG didn't know about this! I mean didn't know about OWOOTR rule here. I wasn't motivated back in 2009 to race.

[CTG]

OMG didn't know about this! I mean didn't know about OWOOTR rule here. I wasn't motivated back in 2009 to race.

Motivated or not, you are too slow.

[alanrotoi]

Again what a pity I miss this

[Duplode]

Again what a pity I miss this

Indeed, you could have given Mark a run for his money...

(I wonder how much demand there is for a OWOOT competition these days. Even in 2009 it felt like a niche endeavour...)

[alanrotoi]

Yeah, it takes a lot of time, anyway there are tricks on/over the road too

[Chulk]

(I wonder how much demand there is for a OWOOT competition these days. Even in 2009 it felt like a niche endeavour...)

I hope you're not changing your mind about NoRH contest...

[Friker]

Yeah, it takes a lot of time, anyway there are tricks on/over the road too

Which ones?

[Duplode]

I hope you're not changing your mind about NoRH contest...

Don't worry, I am not. Among the traditional rule codes NoRH is the one I miss the most...

Yeah, it takes a lot of time, anyway there are tricks on/over the road too

Which ones?

Highway and pipe entrance bumps are generally allowed. More liberal rules than the ones I used for Southern Cross '09 also allow, for instance, jumping over u/d corks and bridge wall grinding (I forbade the latter mostly for the sake of the sanity of the pipsqueaks).