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[ECDU]: pressure
i was thinking about how much pressure is on the driver. just not the pressure in driving but the pressure with judges and other things. anyone else think that there is more pressure then just driving?
with this i felt like that your skills as a driver is somewhat can help get your team an award or not. cause if you hear what the person that presents the award says things about the driving and the skills of the robot which is done by the driver. so that is why i asked this question. 
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