When was the first USRCCA Nationals?

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

...MOA had nothing to do with the loss of interest in comp crawling, it couldn't because it was there from the start.

You know my theory. And I think I may be building two new trucks now.

[Grizzly4x4]

Originally Posted by C*H*U*D

You know my theory. And I think I may be building two new trucks now.

You've got more than two trucks to get built.

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by Grizzly4x4

You've got more than two trucks to get built.

I'm broke, really busy and my foot still hurts.

[crash]

I have been a die hard comp guy since the days of the TLT's. I have seen the game grow and seen it decline. From what I have seen the select few who have been doing it as stated started families and just got too busy.

Its like any other sport--it grows/declines and grows again--I have seen it happen over the course of like 7 years now.

As for the highly competitive side and folks getting turned off--I have found a solution to that and thats be very active with your club members. Give them props and give them help because somebody who leaves happy from those around them are more eager to come back.

[mark reel]

i think alot had to do with the economy and funds.

but the biggest problem i see is there is only 1 class!

like racing there should be a Pro class for the top guys and a expert class for the up and coming guys.

The ability of the rigs and drivers advanced so far over a 2-3 year span that it turned off new blood from joining due to them feeling they could not compete so why try.

[SkaldidDog]

Comp Crawling is dead.

We are Zombies.

Look out Scalers.

J