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20-02-2008, 00:22
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Re: Driving Tips?
As a driver last year. I have to say the biggest thing is to relax. Driving in practice is completely different then at competition.
Also it might be too late but letting everyone drive the robot will help keep the team behind you 100% You don't want your team thinking what you are doing is easy and that they could do better. By letting them drive it makes them better understand the difficulty. Because good drivers do make it look easy. Last but not least! Have fun it is just a game. FIRST is not about the robot. Be gracious at all times. How you drive directly reflects your team. Good Luck this year!!! 
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