* Brother Roo 2011 Canberran Trackable Race!

To return to Australia within one year accumulating points along the way.

The 2011 Canberran Trackable Race is a race for trackables to return from Canada back to Australia. 

This is a race for points not for distance. Points will be given for meeting goals and completing tasks. The race will be one year long, with point tallies at the end of every month. The trackable with the most points at the end of the race wins.

General Race Rules

1. Dipping (or visiting) is not allowed. However, we can't stop this from occurring. So how do we handle a dip? If a dip occurs, any points earned from the dip will not be tallied, including pictures, borders, etc. In some cases, this can result in serious point losses. All trackables will have an attached tag that states the No Dipping (or visiting) rule.
2. Once the race has officially begun in Canada, contestants in the challenge are forbidden from handling any racing trackable. This is done to prevent people from cheating by intentionally moving other entries to hinder their travels. All trackables will have an attached tag stating that they are in the 2011 Canberran Trackable Race.
3. Contestants are encouraged to follow their own trackable's movements. Each month, the race standings will be updated with the scores for all entries. If you feel that your entry's score is incorrect, or you feel that you we have miscalculated, please contact the race organizer for assistance, along with details.
4. There is an inherent risk in releasing any trackable that it might go missing. If this happens, unfortunately you are out of the race, unless it suddenly reappears before the competition ends. For this reason you are encourage to keep on top of your trackables movements to prevent this from happening.

Earning Points

1. If a trackable is dropped into an event, it will earn the points associated with the icon for that Event.
2. State/Provincial/Territory border crossings count for crossings in USA/Canada/Australia.
3. Reviewers decisions are final but please feel free to ask questions.

More Information

 This is my brother's (Chris) entry into this great race from Canada back to Australia.