Looking to crawl
 

Where you guys located not in utah I presume

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Re: Looking to crawl
 

1. I apologize it took over a month to respond. :oops:

2. Activated Outlaw Competition Crawlers is set up to allow anyone to host a crawler competition. The website has free, printable, downloads of the Class Rules, the Course Rules, Driver Score Sheet, and Master List to keep track of final scores and finish times. The website is www.activatedoutlaw.org


3. There are several hobby stores and local clubs around the continental US that are running the Activated Outlaw format. It is doing well for them. The goal for Activated Outlaw Competition Crawlers is to be fair, fun, and repeatable. The areas running these rules have seen an increase in participants with many commenting how simple and fun it is.


4. Currently the local AO group that CI facilitates, meets the first Saturday of the month, at White Oak City Park, in East Texas. We have been hosting night comps that start at 7PM. The city has provided a generator light tower, so once it's dark, we can still compete. We stayed out until 1AM driving crawlers this month.


5. I encourage you to download and print the information from the AO website. You only need a minimum of three (3) crawlers/drivers to fill a class. You can set up a course anywhere, apartment, house, back yard, garage, city park, whatever your mind can come up with, get your mate, your child, your friends, if you have a local hobby store, share what you are doing with them and see how it grows.