1. During the competition, fallen drones can re-fly to continue the game. If they cannot re-fly, the corresponding participating team can use the right to replace a spare drone only once per game. If the spare drone falls again and cannot re-fly, they must wait for the end of the current game.

2. Each match only has 1 round, lasting only a maximum of 3 minutes. The clock will not stop during a single round except for pauses announced by the referee. 

3. Checkpoints 

- If the drone has fallen or been knocked down, the drone must be placed back to the checkpoint to start again. There is no penalties for restarts.

- A checkpoint is only counted if the drone lands securely. If the drone touches the checkpoint but then tips over, the attempt is invalid and no time will be recorded.

- Drones must land on every checkpoint to complete the course. Skipping checkpoints are prohibited

- A drone must complete all the obstacles before the checkpoints, skipping any obstacles are prohibited. 

- If a drone restarts from a checkpoint, it must re-attempt all obstacles that follow, even if they were completed before the restart.

- If a drone falls, the referee will be responsible for retrieving the drone, the contestants are not allowed on the map. The competition timer will not pause during the retrieval

4. Tasks

All obstacles in the map must be completed sequentially (Must complete the first before the next -  refer to the layout diagram and the video above) in order for the time to be recorded. Skipping any obstacles is not allowed in this competition.

The Course:

Part 1: First the drone must fly through the 2 hoops positioned in the first stage.

The drone must pass through the first hoop closest to the starting point first,

then proceed to the next lower hoop

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Part 2: After navigating the first half, the drone will enter the second stage and must perform the following maneuvers in order:

1. Execute one complete horizontal loop around the vertical bar.

2. Proceed to the final horizontal pole and complete one full vertical loop around it

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Part 3/Checkpoint: After going through the 2nd stage, the drone can proceed into the 3rd stage, where a landing point/checkpoint is placed. The drone must land on the checkpoint as part of the course.

Part 4: The drone must fly into the 4th stage from the landing point. There will be 2 hoops that the holes are facing upwards. The drone must fly upward through the first hoop, then fly downward through the second.

3D Representation:

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Part 5/Final Part: After completing the 4th stage, the drone will have to fly in and land on the second landing point/checkpoint that is positioned. The drone must then take off to complete the final obstacle that consists of 3 poles, and the drone is required to loop around each and every pole shown below. The drone can start from any side, with the condition that the drone must finally loop around each and every pole.

Example on how the drone can complete the task

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5. Scoring Rules (Refer to the score sheet in the final page)

• The drone MUST go through all the obstacles for the time to be taken. Different times will be taken for the following:

  • The first checkpoint

  • The second checkpoint

  • The final landing point

• Winner will be decided with the fastest time of completion

In the event of a tie in the final course time, the following procedure will be used to determine the winner:

1. First, the times at Checkpoint 2 will be compared. The contestant with the faster time wins.

2. If the times at Checkpoint 2 are also tied, the times at Checkpoint 1 will be compared to determine the winner.

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6. The following situations are considered serious violations, resulting in an immediate loss and settlement of the current scores of a contestant:

(1) Using equipment or devices that do not follow competition rules or have not been approved by the referee.
(2) Unauthorizedly turning on or using wireless equipment during the competition by a non-competing team.
(3) Disobeying commands and causing consequences.

(4) Using methods of bribery in order to achieve better results

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OBJECTIONS
 

• Referee decisions are not subject to teams' objections. In case of disagreements or opposing opinions, the referees have the final say in cooperation with the Headjudges and the Organizing Committee.

• In the event that a specific competition category or round is conducted over multiple days or involves multiple attempts, the Organizer reserves the absolute right to determine the most appropriate scoring methodology to identify the winner(s).

• Should there be any grievances, participants are directed to: contact@bestemready.com or Whatsapp at 012-391 8681