My P10, Bitches
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That would be a fair count IMO.
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i kinda see what 2wheeler means by it all though. At a show it is perfectly legit to compare a bike to a car. Because like what Parker said, almost anyone can afford a bike and put something on it. Same goes for a civic with a body kit and a b16. Civic=Nice bike (money wise)
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2wheeler;231637 wrote:
Here is the list of Playtime participants.Ethan - GSXR 1000
Buddy - GSXR 1000
Tom - CBR 954
Dennis - Hayabusa
Toby - R1
Dana - Warrior
Lee - CBR 600
Brandon - RSX
Jeremy - WRX
Tyler - EVO
Steve - WRX
Christian - Mustang
Bill - Mustang
Jamie - GN
Troy - IS300 in the NW tires booth
Ben - 300C in the NW tires booth
Bryce - CBR 954
Brian - GSXR 1000
Nikki - GSXR 1000
Jeremy - GSXR 1000
Travis - RC51
Bridgit - 250R
Chad - GSXR 1000These 23 vehicles were in the FargoDome, participating in the show.
I would like to invite any other club to post a list of participants.
Talk to TM on that one....they supplied us with numbers of registered vehicles per group. You are right in that GA had 16 cars registered, but I am uncertain as to what your numbers were (aside from what you posted, which seemed accurate to me in hindsight). I can't answer beyond that.
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If the criteria for the judges is the same there really shoulded be any issues. Sure there will be some bias but that is the reason for three judges. I guess I should have put my projector TV in the trunk and opened the shoot for a screen. That would have been cool...
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XJHEAD;231627 wrote:
But I had to bribe the judges $1,000 each.Anyways, that surprised the shit out of me... I would like to see what the judging criteria is on all awards.
On the best engine bay...went to the car w/ the most bad-ass engine. Turns out your HP numbers are higher than anyone else at the show, so you won.
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2wheeler;231656 wrote:
I don't think I would ever want to be a judge in a car show.Honestly, it's not the easiest job in the world. You have 150 cars entered which means that if you start judging at 3:30, you only have 2 minutes per car (300 minutes total...including walking time between cars) to judge them. Yes, things get overlooked, which is why having a decent display board is essential for the judges...so is having your hood and trunk open....we didn't open anything that wasn't open for us already....so if your mod list said "custom fiberglass enclosure wrapped in carbon-kevlar" but you didn't open the trunk for me to look at it...you did NOT get any extra points for the custom work, just for the equipment listed....you also didn't get full points if you had an amp & sub that didn't have power wires going to them as obviously it was merely a prop.....there were several cars that tried that trick.
Basically, I've never hidden the fact that I judged this show and I welcome the criticism of my judging as it only helps ME become better at this...but be forewarned that if you ask why your car didn't win, I might but just as critical of you as you were with me. Now (patting myself on the back here) I feel I do as good of job as I possibly can, and apparently others feel I judge fairly and accurately as this was my 2nd time judging P10 and I have also judged car shows such as Driven to Perform in Winnipeg this year.
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