Comps?

[justin_c]

I have been crawling for a long time and have never done any comps. Do they have any comps near Birmingham?

[gsrcivic]

Comp crawler comps or scale comps? Ecc comes to little rock city in cherokee county....other than that comps have kinda died off around here we all go to TN and comp with etrc and im planning on starting some comps once i get everything sorted out, its a timely process

[justin_c]

Scale trucks are more my style but I'd be down for anything. Plus if there was a comp close I could make all of my buddies go and then they would have crawler fever.

[gsrcivic]

Last scale crawl around alabama was a few years back...now with that said ecc has a scale class but that comp is gonna be around may to july dates arent set in stone.....its in little rock city which is a great place to go.....come to the next etrc comp they have started a scale class this year and you can experince the comp side of the crawler world...keep a watch i the competions section there should be one posted soon....you and ur buddys can make it a road trip

[justin_c]

Awesome. Thank you. Im looking forward to it.

[gsrcivic]

Here is the East Coast Championship i was talking about keep a watch on it
East Coast Championship 2016

[Benzbuildr]

Yep! No more comps here. We guys that headed it up,worked it and competed in it, have gone on to other intrests or we play with scale trucks.

[Stormin2u]

Our Comps in Minnesota (MNRCRC) were loosing interest we got down to the core. IMO it was because the trend had changed and favored small groups bashing in packs nothing organized except impromptu small group G6s basically glorified trail riding. Nobody wants to change their truck just to be legal for a comp program a few times. So we eliminated 99% of our existing rules. Basically down to wheel size and a few specifics like dig in 1.9 and 2.2 trail. Our Pro class rules didn't change at all.

What we discovered was a whole new wave of members. It sounds crazy but we have more people at comps today than ever before, imagine that? The lack of rules hasn't hurt the competitions in the least in fact the've been better than ever before. Another bonus was our Pro class grew even with USRCCA based rules and all.

We are about to start our third season with limited rules and its all good.

If you want more people to compete with give it a try, its worked great for us.

Our 2016 MNRCRC class comp rules can be found on the Minnesota site.

[gsrcivic]

Here is the etrc comp thats coming up...maybe next season we can get some organized in bama
ETRC COMP #3 February