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Re: Most Effective Scoring Design?
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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
Nick Lawrence.

Hands down they key to many robots is their driver. If you build a system that may not be as fast as another in THEORY but have a skilled driver you can easily make up the difference.
Nick Lawrence also drove for 1503 in 2010.



A good driver can't fix everything... (And I know 1503 agrees!)
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