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Choosing Drivers
How do your teams choose who is going to be a driver?
My team thought of a "video game tournament" would be the best way of doing this. We are playing driving games like MarioKart, and Need for Speed. Apparently who ever is the best at playing video games will be the best at driving the robot, at least that is the theory. I was wondering what you think of this idea, and if it will produce accurate results. I think there are many many many more factors involved. For instance I want the participants to all stand up, wear scratched up saftey glasses and listen to extremely loud music while playing. So, what do you think? Will the best video gamer be the best driver? 
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