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The 2026 Pittsburgh Shootout marks 10 years of racing since forming our little competition back in 2016. To celebrate, we are scheduling special events during the Pittsburgh Shootout at Summit Point Motorsports Park.
The 2026 Pittsburgh Shootout marks 10 years of racing since forming our little competition back in 2016. To celebrate, we are scheduling special events during the Pittsburgh Shootout at Summit Point Motorsports Park.
Data Lounge
Data Lounge
Where: Shenandoah Building Classroom
When: Friday evening after Dynamics events close
Join organizers, judges, alumni, and fellow teams to evaluate the data you collected during Friday dynamic events. Learn how to read and interpret data, suggest changes, and identify problems. Whether you're working in i2, using cameras, or looking at written notes, we can learn from the data you collect on the Shenandoah Circuit. Bonus points awarded to teams willing to share their data on the big screen and talk through their observations! BYOD.
Flunky Ball Tournament
Flunky Ball Tournament
Where: In the Paddocks
When: Friday night at TBD, Saturday night at TBD
Flunkyball, Hoosierball, or Bierball is a team game of ~3-5 individuals whose objective is to hit a bottle in the middle of the court and finish their drink without spilling it on themselves. A game traditionally played in Formula Student campsites all over the world, Flunkyball has simple rules for good, competitive play between teams. Please review the rules below from KA-Raceing; be aware that two root vegetables taped together with duct tape may be used instead of a tire.
A note: non-alcoholic drinks are welcomed and encouraged, and nothing stronger than an average beer should be consumed while playing. Players must be 21+ to drink alcohol during the tournament.
Hoosire_Regeln.pdfThe objective of Flunkyball is to eliminate your own team by finishing your drinks. You get the opportunity to drink your beverage after hitting the bottle in the middle of the field with our chosen projectile. The other team's objective is to set the bottle back up and return to their line as quickly as possible.
Drinks are proven empty by holding them up and, when prompted by the referee, turned upside down over the players head. Drips perceived by the referee will require the player to get a new beverage. No drips? The player is out until the round is over.
Tournament signups will occur prior to the event and on-site. We will take approximately 8 teams each night for the tournament in a bracketed style of play. Winners will get.... something. Prize recommendations can be sent to info@pittsburghshootout.com.
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