The Team WTF?! Year in Review 2005 Video is now available!

Team WTF?! is proud to present their 2005 Year in Review video.  In this video you will see some of the teams highlights and lowlights.  You will hear what at times is a non-stop stream of creative (or stilted, depending on your level of propriety) language usage.  You will marvel at our masterful powers of describing part of the obvious and being oblivious to the rest of it.  You will bear witness to everything that is Team WTF?!  You will laugh, you will cry, you will ask, "What did he just say?" many times as you watch this 3 minute 21 second, 51 megabyte video over and over again through the long, cold winter that is fast approaching us here in DC. 

This is a gritty, honest, portrayal of Team WTF?! in action and as such, it is quite profane.  Someday, some of us may pay for English as a first language refresher classes to expand the parts of our vocabulary which can be used in polite company, but right now, we have to save up to replace the hundreds of tires we abused and destroyed this past year. 

When you view the video, you should right-click and “save as” because streaming performance will probably be pretty bad.  The video requires use of Apple’s Quicktime Player version 7.  You can download the standalone player for Windows (without a bundled iTunes) here.

As far as we aware, numerous cones were in fact injured during the production of this video.

And it’s loud.

Enjoy!

Videos from the 2005 Solo II National Chanpionships at Forbes Field in Topeka, Kansas.

First of all, we have a short "Fun with Words in Topeka 2005" video for your enjoyment, although it's not as great as it should be, considering the dirving of most of the Team WTF?! members that made the trek to Topeka.

As you may have seen in the Fun video, there were some video drop outs.  One of the WTF?! issues we experienced in Topeka were related to the bulletcam.  On the RX-8 on Thursday, the power lead was wiggling around over the bumps leading to occasional losses of power to the unit resulting in the video drop outs.  So, with this being Team WTF?! we decided to try to have a little fun with it. Check out Clyde's second run on the North course late in the fifth heat on Thursday in drying conditions. (To be known as the "Technical Difficulties" video.)

John's second run and Clyde's third run only had minimal video issues.

For the first time all year, we got on board footage of Bren in his ASP M3.  He have his first two runs on the North course, first heat on Thursday.  The first run was mostly dry but still kind of wet .  The second run was made in the rain. We don't know why he didn't record his third run. :confused: (We may have some external video fo Bren on the North course in the next few days. Or we might not.)

We lost the on board camera for the South course on Friday due to a WTF?! style of leaving a crucial component at the hotel, so we have some footage from the bleecher seats of John and Clyde.

John South 1
John South 2
John South 3

Clyde South 1
Clyde South 2
Clyde South 3

Videos from the 2005 WDCR Solo II Championship Event #6.

Enjoy our "Fun with words" video. (I hope that you can all figure out what that means ;)). 

The RX-8 videos need the latest version of Apple's Quicktime (currently version 7.0).  You may be able to stream them, but you can always fall back to right clicking and choosing "save as" if that doesn't work well.   Each of the RX-8 videos are about 13 MB.

The M3 videos are in Windows Media format.  Ken's video runs about 85 MB and Nick's runs about 65MB.

Clyde (RX-8)
Run 1 61.387
Run 2 59.975+4 (count them, and you'll see/hear at least 6)
Run 3 60.278+1
Run 4 60.356+1

John V (RX-8)
Run 1 59.934+1
Run 2 stopped for rerun
Run 3 58.882+2
Run 4 59.201+1
Run 5 59.530 clean (or was it? )

The M3 videos are in Windows Media format..  Ken's video runs about 90 MB and Nick's runs about 71MB.

Like always, right-click and "save as"