ISA/IRC competition - Revision history

Duplode: Highlight "Indy Racing Cup" in the lead, and remove link to self-redirect

2025-11-19T03:36:17Z

Highlight "Indy Racing Cup" in the lead, and remove link to self-redirect

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	The '''ISA competition''' was a Stunts championsip organised by the members of the [[ISA\|International Stunts Association]] (hence, the acronym), a group of Austrian racers led by [[Pershing II]], [[Ruepel]] and [[Agent Orange]]. While it only lasted one season (2002), it is considered one of the cornerstones in the formation of modern Stunts tournaments, having pioneered the definition of [[OWOOT\|free OWOOT rules]], also referred to as ''ISA rules''.		The '''ISA competition''' was a Stunts championsip organised by the members of the [[ISA\|International Stunts Association]] (hence, the acronym), a group of Austrian racers led by [[Pershing II]], [[Ruepel]] and [[Agent Orange]]. While it only lasted one season (2002), it is considered one of the cornerstones in the formation of modern Stunts tournaments, having pioneered the definition of [[OWOOT\|free OWOOT rules]], also referred to as ''ISA rules''.

	The championship experienced a transformation when, in September, the original organisers stopped maintaining the competition. [[Mingva]] took over to ensure its continuation and in the following season the rules were changed. Thus, it evolved into the [[Indy Racing Cup]]. Information from the ISA season was placed in the new IRC website as "season 2002". So, in technical terms, ISA was single season, yet IRC and ISA can be considered to be just one in other aspects		The championship experienced a transformation when, in September, the original organisers stopped maintaining the competition. [[Mingva]] took over to ensure its continuation and in the following season the rules were changed. Thus, it evolved into the '''Indy Racing Cup'''. Information from the ISA season was placed in the new IRC website as "season 2002". So, in technical terms, ISA was single season, yet IRC and ISA can be considered to be just one in other aspects

	As [[Alan Rotoi]] remembers:		As [[Alan Rotoi]] remembers:

Duplode: Duplode moved page ISA competition to ISA/IRC competition: Mention both ISA and IRC eras in the title

2025-11-19T03:30:37Z

Duplode moved page ISA competition to ISA/IRC competition: Mention both ISA and IRC eras in the title

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Cas at 16:34, 13 November 2025

2025-11-13T16:34:40Z

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	[[image:Isalogo.gif\|right\|thumb\|Original ISA logo by Pershing II]]		[[image:Isalogo.gif\|right\|thumb\|Original ISA logo by Pershing II]]
	[[image:Isasite.jpg\|320px\|right\|thumb\|ISA/IRC website created by Mingva displaying ISA season 2002]]		[[image:Isasite.jpg\|320px\|right\|thumb\|ISA/IRC website created by Mingva displaying ISA season 2002]]
	The '''ISA competition''' was a Stunts championsip organised by the members of the [[ISA\|International Stunts Association]] (hence, the acronym), a group of Austrian racers led by [[Pershing II]], [[Ruepel]] and [[Agent Orange]]. While it ~~was active as such for~~ only one season ~~that lasted a few months from February to September~~ 2002, it is considered one of the cornerstones in the formation of modern Stunts tournaments, having pioneered the definition of [[OWOOT\|free OWOOT rules]], also referred to as ''ISA rules''.		The '''ISA competition''' was a Stunts championsip organised by the members of the [[ISA\|International Stunts Association]] (hence, the acronym), a group of Austrian racers led by [[Pershing II]], [[Ruepel]] and [[Agent Orange]]. While it only lasted one season (2002), it is considered one of the cornerstones in the formation of modern Stunts tournaments, having pioneered the definition of [[OWOOT\|free OWOOT rules]], also referred to as ''ISA rules''.

	The ~~tournament did not really end at that time~~, ~~but transformed~~. [[Mingva]] took over to ensure ~~the competition's~~ continuation and the rules changed ~~in the next season~~. Thus, it evolved into the [[Indy Racing Cup]]. Information from the ISA season was placed in the new IRC website as season 2002.		The championship experienced a transformation when, in September, the original organisers stopped maintaining the competition. [[Mingva]] took over to ensure its continuation and in the following season the rules were changed. Thus, it evolved into the [[Indy Racing Cup]]. Information from the ISA season was placed in the new IRC website as "season 2002". So, in technical terms, ISA was single season, yet IRC and ISA can be considered to be just one in other aspects

	As [[Alan Rotoi]] remembers:		As [[Alan Rotoi]] remembers:

Alan Rotoi: /* ISA/IRC Medal table */

2025-11-12T21:02:44Z

ISA/IRC Medal table

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	\| [[Pershing II]]		\| [[Pershing II]]
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	\|}		\|}


	== External links ==		== External links ==

Alan Rotoi: /* Indy Racing Cup (2003) */

2025-11-12T20:59:09Z

Indy Racing Cup (2003)

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	==Indy Racing Cup (2003)==		==Indy Racing Cup (2003)==

			The season started the 16 of February until the 30 of December. There were some interesting features. The first was the '''Reports section''' where there was a race overview and some words from most of the racers. The second feature was the '''Analysis section'''. It was an in-depth analysis of the race from the chalkboard. Every track was divided in sections to compare the partial time and section time between all the racers.

	=== Beijing ===		=== Beijing ===

Alan Rotoi: /* Final season 2002 statistics */

2025-11-12T20:34:48Z

Final season 2002 statistics

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	== Final season 2002 statistics ==		== Final season 2002 statistics ==
	ISA ~~only~~ season ended with Alan Rotoi in the first place (50 points), followed by [[Bonzai Joe]] (44 points) and [[CAP]] (32 points). 25 racers participated in the tournament season.		ISA first season ended with Alan Rotoi in the first place (50 points), followed by [[Bonzai Joe]] (44 points) and [[CAP]] (32 points). 25 racers participated in the tournament season.



	==IRC Rules (2003)==		==IRC Rules (2003)==

Alan Rotoi: /* IRC Rules (2003) */

2025-11-12T20:33:51Z

IRC Rules (2003)

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 ==IRC Rules (2003)==
-Only "Stunts v.1.1" is allowed;
+The second season was managed by Mingva. He made a complete site design and hosting change. Also, there were some changes in the rules:
 ==Indy Racing Cup (2003)==

Alan Rotoi at 20:29, 12 November 2025

2025-11-12T20:29:13Z

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	== Final season 2002 statistics ==		== Final season 2002 statistics ==
	ISA only season ended with Alan Rotoi in the first place (50 points), followed by [[Bonzai Joe]] (44 points) and [[CAP]] (32 points). 25 racers participated in the tournament season.		ISA only season ended with Alan Rotoi in the first place (50 points), followed by [[Bonzai Joe]] (44 points) and [[CAP]] (32 points). 25 racers participated in the tournament season.



			==IRC Rules (2003)==
			Only "Stunts v.1.1" is allowed;
			The competition is open to all persons. New racers should write some personal information (nickname, nation, team name) by sending their first replay;
			Racers may form new teams or join to existing. Racers number per team is unlimited but it's not recommended teams with more than 3 members;
			All racers must drive with original Porsche March Indy car on the given month track. No modifications on the car and/or track are allowed;
			At least one wheel allways should be on/over the road. It means that shortcuts aren't allowed;
			It is necessary to drive all the distance of the loop and corkscrews. It means that neither loop jumps nor driving on one side of corkscrew left/right are allowed;
			Using bugs is not allowed. For example, bugs are driving through an obstacle like a loop, wall or a beton-block;
			Breaking the rules will cause the disqualification or penalty time;
			Each event generally starts on 16th day of the month (00:00 GMT) and ends on 15th (21:00 GMT);
			The last five days of a month are quiet days. All received replays on those days won't be shown on the scoreboard until the end of the event;
			After each event the best 8 racers will gain points according to their times. Point system is 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1;
			One bonus point is awarded to the racer (as well as team and nation) that leads the most on the scoreboard. Counting starts from 16th day of the month and ends with quiet days;
			Winners will receive awards after the closure of 2003 season.

Alan Rotoi: /* Las Palmas */

2025-11-12T20:25:58Z

Las Palmas

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	=== Las Palmas ===		=== Las Palmas ===

			{\| align="left" style="padding:0.5em; margin:1em; width: 10cm; text-align: left; background:#fafafa; border:1px solid grey"
			\|+ '''Scoreboard'''
			\|-
			\|- bgcolor="#e9e9e9"
			! style="width:10%" \| Pos.
			! style="width:30%" \| Racer
			! style="width:10%" \| Transm.
			! style="width:10%" \| Time
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#d4af37"\|1
			\| [[Akoss Poo]]
			\| M
			\| 1:18.90
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#c0c0c0"\|2
			\| [[CTG]]
			\| M
			\| 1:18.95
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cd7f32"\|3
			\| [[Bonzai Joe]]
			\| M
			\| 1:19.20
			\|-
			\| 4
			\| [[Krys Toff]]
			\| M
			\| 1:22.35
			\|-
			\| 5
			\| [[Gutix]]
			\| M
			\| 1:25.25
			\|-
			\| 6
			\| [[Mingva]]
			\| M
			\| 1:25.65
			\|-
			\| 7
			\| [[satanziege]]
			\| M
			\| 1:31.90
			\|-
			\| 8
			\| [[Leo Ramone]]
			\| A
			\| 1:40.10
			\|-
			\|}

			[[image:20laspalmas.png\|200px\|center\|thumb\|Las Palmas track map.]]

			{{-}}

	== ISA/IRC Medal table ==		== ISA/IRC Medal table ==

Alan Rotoi: /* Santiago */

2025-11-12T20:23:23Z

Santiago

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	=== Santiago ===		=== Santiago ===
			{\| align="left" style="padding:0.5em; margin:1em; width: 10cm; text-align: left; background:#fafafa; border:1px solid grey"
			\|+ '''Scoreboard'''
			\|-
			\|- bgcolor="#e9e9e9"
			! style="width:10%" \| Pos.
			! style="width:30%" \| Racer
			! style="width:10%" \| Transm.
			! style="width:10%" \| Time
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#d4af37"\|1
			\| [[Bonzai Joe]]
			\| M
			\| 1:08.90
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#c0c0c0"\|2
			\| [[Alan Rotoi]]
			\| M
			\| 1:10.35
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cd7f32"\|3
			\| [[Akoss Poo]]
			\| M
			\| 1:10.55
			\|-
			\| 4
			\| [[Alain]]
			\| M
			\| 1:13.20
			\|-
			\| 5
			\| [[Krys Toff]]
			\| M
			\| 1:14.75
			\|-
			\| 6
			\| [[CTG]]
			\| M
			\| 1:14.95
			\|-
			\| 7
			\| [[Zak McKracken]]
			\| M
			\| 1:15.45
			\|-
			\| 8
			\| [[satanziege]]
			\| M
			\| 1:17.40
			\|-
			\| 9
			\| [[Mingva]]
			\| M
			\| 1:20.10
			\|-
			\| 10
			\| [[Leo Ramone]]
			\| M
			\| 1:30.75
			\|-
			\|}

			[[image:19santiago.png\|200px\|center\|thumb\|Santiago track map.]]

			{{-}}

	=== Las Palmas ===		=== Las Palmas ===