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Duplode: /* External Links */ Update the Orkut link to use the Wayback Machine

2025-01-26T00:08:05Z

External Links: Update the Orkut link to use the Wayback Machine

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	* [http://jacstunts.ueuo.com JACStunts Championship website]		* [http://jacstunts.ueuo.com JACStunts Championship website]
	* [http://jacstunts.gooforum.com JACStunts Discussion Forum]		* [http://jacstunts.gooforum.com JACStunts Discussion Forum]
	* [http://~~www~~.~~orkut~~.com/~~Community~~.~~aspx?cmm=48945546~~ JACStunts Orkut community]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20160815085725/http://orkut.google.com/c48945546-f.html JACStunts Orkut community]

	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Duplode at 18:15, 10 February 2013

2013-02-10T18:15:17Z

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	'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). The ~~characteristic brief races on~~ longer than average racecourses make for a potentially very demanding competition.		'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). The typically tight deadlines coupled with longer than average racecourses make for a potentially very demanding competition.

	To date, JACStunts has had four seasons. The first season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen weekly races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races. A fourth season, which saw a change to a bi-weekly format, was held in the second half of 2008 and the first months of 2009. After the fourth season, JACStunts entered on hiatus; the competition currently waiting for a new manager.		To date, JACStunts has had four seasons. The first season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen weekly races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races. A fourth season, which saw a change to a bi-weekly format, was held in the second half of 2008 and the first months of 2009. After the fourth season, JACStunts entered on hiatus; the competition currently waiting for a new manager.

Duplode: minor adjustments

2012-02-12T06:03:07Z

minor adjustments

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	'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). ~~Races are held weekly~~ on longer than average racecourses~~, making~~ for a potentially very demanding competition.		'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). The characteristic brief races on longer than average racecourses make for a potentially very demanding competition.

	To date, JACStunts has had four seasons. The first season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen weekly races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races. A fourth season, which saw a change to a bi-weekly format, was held in the second half of 2008 and the first months of 2009. After the fourth season, JACStunts entered on hiatus, the competition is currently waiting for a new manager.		To date, JACStunts has had four seasons. The first season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen weekly races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races. A fourth season, which saw a change to a bi-weekly format, was held in the second half of 2008 and the first months of 2009. After the fourth season, JACStunts entered on hiatus; the competition currently waiting for a new manager.

	==Season Podiums==		==Season Podiums==

Duplode at 18:37, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:37:01Z

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	* [http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=48945546 JACStunts Orkut community]		* [http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=48945546 JACStunts Orkut community]

	~~[[Category: Competition]]~~
	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Duplode at 18:29, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:29:57Z

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	[[Category: Competition]]		[[Category: Competition]]
			[[Category:Competitions]]

Duplode: Campeonato JACStunts Brasil moved to JACStunts: Simplifying matters...

2009-05-12T18:00:03Z

Campeonato JACStunts Brasil moved to JACStunts: Simplifying matters...

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Duplode: Updating stats and competition info for the end of Season 4

2009-03-16T23:31:53Z

Updating stats and competition info for the end of Season 4

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	'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). Races are held weekly on longer than average racecourses, making for a potentially very demanding competition.		'''Campeonato JACStunts Brasil''', variously known as JACStunts Brazilian Championship or simply JACStunts, is a Stunts competition created in early 2008 by members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut Orkut] community of retro-gamers "Jogos Antigos de Computador" (Portuguese for "Old computer games"). Despite the Brazilian origins and management, it is open to racers of all countries. Contest rules enforce both trust-based [[NoRH]] and [[OWOOT#Free OWOOT\|OWOOT]] rules (actually, two wheels must be on/over the track on most circumstances, and stunt elements can't be skipped with exception made to flying over up/down corkscrews). Races are held weekly on longer than average racecourses, making for a potentially very demanding competition.

	JACStunts ~~is currently in its fourth season, started in late September 2008~~. ~~First~~ season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races.		To date, JACStunts has had four seasons. The first season was more of a trial run, with only five tracks during the months of January and February 2008. The second season was intended to have eighteen weekly races, but a number of difficulties eventually led to the resignation of the original manager [[Thiago Marques]] and the premature termination of the season after six tracks. The championship was then took over by the rest of JACStunts community, led by [[Igor Phoenix]]. Under the new management, the championship finally saw a full season, with fourteen weekly races. A fourth season, which saw a change to a bi-weekly format, was held in the second half of 2008 and the first months of 2009. After the fourth season, JACStunts entered on hiatus, the competition is currently waiting for a new manager.

	==Season Podiums==		==Season Podiums==
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			{\| style="padding:0.5em; margin:1em; width: 10cm; text-align: left; background:#fafafa; border:1px solid grey"
			\|+ '''Season 4 (Sep 2008-Mar 2009)'''
			\|-
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			! style="width:10%" \| Rank
			! style="width:30%" \| Racer
			! style="width:10%" \| Points
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#d4af37"\|1
			\| [[Mark L. Rivers]]
			\| 65
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#c0c0c0"\|2
			\| [[Duplode]]
			\| 59
			\|-
			\| bgcolor="#cd7f32"\|3
			\| [[Felipe Nemesis]]
			\| 46
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
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	\| 0		\| 0
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	\| 4		\| 4
	\| 7		\| 8
	\| 4		\| 4
	\|-		\|-
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Duplode: update to t405

2008-12-24T19:10:43Z

update to t405

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	\| [[Thiago Marques]]		\| [[Thiago Marques]]
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152.66.55.116: correcting

2008-12-03T16:12:16Z

correcting

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201.42.211.64: Updated to T404

2008-12-02T13:52:46Z

Updated to T404

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	\|-		\|-
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	\| [[~~Rudah~~]]		\| [[Mark L. Rivers]]
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