Teams 1678, 2073 and 3859 are excited to announce the third annual Capital City Classic!
Capital City Classic is an exciting, fun and welcoming event for FRC Teams to kick off their fall with a bang! This year’s event will be held at Davis Senior High School, home of the 2015 World Champion Citrus Circuits! Come enjoy a modified version of Recycle Rush, participate in workshops presented by veteran 1678 mentors and students, and compete to win fantastic awards!
When: Saturday and Sunday, October 24-25, 2015 (plus Friday evening load-in) Where: Davis Senior High School, Davis, California Registration: $250 for first robot, $125 for each additional robot (2nd/3rd or pre-rookie team). Scholarships available. Capacity: 40 teams Event features:
A fun, open, team-friendly environment
High Quality Workshops from 1678 (and friends) designed to help take your team to the next level.
Room for teams to bring practice robots to either compete with or lend to a pre-rookie team! (at a reduced cost!)
Food trucks
Blue banners and awesome trophies, including a chance to win the Golden Cheesecake!
Rule changes from Chezy Champs that make Recycle Rush the best it can be!
Registration Fill out this registration form. If more than 40 robots are registered, unpaid 2nd/3rd robots will be dropped in order to allow more unique teams to attend.
Timeline
Registration open: Monday, June 15th
Registration closed: Sunday, August 14 at 9pm PDT
Team list finalized: Sunday, August 21
Registration payment due: Tuesday, September 23 at 9pm PDT
Volunteers
We need many volunteers to make Capital City Classic a success! If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out this form.
Woo! I just signed up to volunteer.
I’m excited that Capital City Classic is happening again, and even more excited that it’s going to be in Davis. (Although the name is now not so accurate… just like the Sacramento Regional, I guess.)
Is there any chance of any of the workshops being videotaped and uploaded on the Citrus Circuits youtube channel? Specifically strategy/design/scouting/programming? 32 hrs and 2209 miles is kinda far…