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Started by dreadnaut, December 14, 2025, 11:19:03 AM

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Victor Narl

Given all experience creating interesting tracks within the ZakStunts concept, I would like to delegate my rights to create the track ZCT305 to @Alain il professore. I'm sure he wanted to participate in the track's creation, but simply didn't have time to take a place on this forum in time due to his lack of time last December. I ask @Alain il professore to confirm here his consent to accept the December track ZCT305.

Alain il professore

Hello my friends,

Thank you very much for the trust! 🙂

I gladly accept the invitation to design ZCT305, the December 2026 ZakStunts track.

You are absolutely right: last December I would have liked to take part in the track selection, but I simply missed the opportunity. So I'm especially happy to get the chance this time.

I'll do my best to create a track that fits the ZakStunts spirit: interesting to discover, fun to race, and hopefully with enough depth to keep pipsqueaks searching for those last ticks until the end of the month. And let's not forget honoring the song name tradition.

So, officially: I accept ZCT305! 😎🏁

Thanks again!
It is reasonable to expect that genetic influences on traits like IQ should become less important as one gains experiences with age. Surprisingly, the opposite occurs.

dreadnaut

Hey @Victor Narl! How are you going to get experience, if you give up on creating a track? Please reconsider, we'd like to see your track on the list!

Also, Alain appears to have delegated the whole thing to ChatGPT, which makes me feel like he's not that interested. If you really want to give up your slot, we can also ask around.

Alain il professore

Hello my friends,

It's true that I 'm not that interested.

Have a nice day!

Yours, Alain il Professore.


It is reasonable to expect that genetic influences on traits like IQ should become less important as one gains experiences with age. Surprisingly, the opposite occurs.