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Starting a Regional
I am an exchange student and had the idea of starting a new team in Germany when I come back (ready for the 2006 competition).
But attending a regional competition in the U.S. would be really expensive and probably block a lot of sponsors. So I thought that I might have to start a regional in Germany/Europe. Who knows what to do for this? Also there must be some other students out there who participated in FIRST and will be outside the U.S. next year. 
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