Fear my mad designer skillz (warning: big pic)

[JAYh]

I was bored so I decided to take a crack at designing a course for WOSCA's car park.

This is what I came up with.
http://publish.uwo.ca/~jmhoeber/images/autocross.gif

Hmm... Guess playing "Racing Destruction Set" on the Commie-64 as a kid religously doesn't qualify one to design good autocross tracks.
Maybe if someone robbed a construction site, we could get enough cones to make this course. :D

I am rather proud of the hexagon gate that you go through four times in three different directions though... :p

- J

[J.C.]

LOL I just spent the last couple of hours doing the same thing :)

[Keith-02Accord]

I wonder how many people would get a time in after 5 runs!

Can we say DNF :D

[Marsh]

The sad thing is the 2nd solo-2 I ever did (a msco event) was at least that confusing and probably longer. We got 3 runs. My third was my only clean one.

[andrew1984]

the biggest problem is that you overlap a path 6 times.

[ChrisM]

Looks like fun... just make sure to bring a navigator.

[AcidGord]

We had an event here that was even more confusing than that this summer. There was one gate you went through in different directions 6 times, 4 of them in one direction and depending on which 'lap' through the gate you went you took a different following gate. Holy DNF city.

It actually spawned a few arguments here because people sometimes lose sight of the fact that a course should be setup as a challenge to your driving skill, not a memory/navigational exercise.

[MiG-29 Foxbat]

However, if you make the map public knowledge well in advance, then maybe, just maybe...it may just be one hell of an enjoyable event.

[AcidGord]

This is true, course maps seem to mysitfy people here. In my two years of Soloing here I've seen a course map in advance once. :)