Friday:

Registration 5pm-10pm

Practice 2pm-6pm

8:30pm - MOVIE TBD

Saturday:

9AM- PRACTICE…RACING TO FOLLOW

12PM- MONSTER ENERGY TEAM ARRIVES

5:30-6PM- COSTUME CONTEST (AGES 8 & UNDER and 9-15) @ FIRE PIT

6PM-8PM- TRAILER DECORATING CONTEST

6PM-8PM- TRICK OR TREATING (BRING CANDY)

6:30PM- T.P'ING (BRING YOUR OWN T.P.)

7PM- BUILDING OF THE MONSTER FIRE

7:30PM-8PM- TRAILER DECORATING & PUMPKIN CARVING JUDGING. PLEASE BRING CARVED PUMPKINS TO THE RESULTS BUILDING. WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT APPROX. 9PM. PRIZES TBD

8PM-10PM- HAY RIDES- Pick Up at the racer exit

8PM-11PM- 80's THROW BACK PARTY WITH DJ CORA.

9PM- LIVE AIR GUITAR CONTEST. CASH PRIZES TBD

Sunday:

9AM- PRACTICE…RACING TO FOLLOW

12PM- MONSTER ENERGY TEAM ARRIVES

PR2 AIR GUITAR CHAMPIONSHIP
9pm Saturday night at the Monster fire pit.

HISTORY
Playing air guitar is a form of dance and movement in which the performer pretends to play rock or heavy metal-style electric guitar, including riffs, solos, etc. Playing an air guitar usually consists of exaggerated strumming and picking motions and is often coupled with loud singing or lip-synching. Air guitar is generally used in the imaginary simulation of loud electric guitar music. Started in the late 70’s then peaking in the 80’s Air guitar is still going strong today. Note: air guitar was the beginning motivation to the video game Guitar Hero.

Official rules of competition
PR2 Air Guitar obeys the rules set forth by the Air Guitar World Championships:

▪ Each performance is played to 1 minute (60 sec.) of a song
▪ The 60 seconds can start anywhere in the song
▪ The instrument must be invisible & be a guitar, i.e. air drums not allowed
▪ Air roadies are allowed, but must leave the stage before the performance
▪ Back-up bands (air or real) are not allowed

Air Guitar contests each consist of two rounds:

▪ Round 1 (freestyle): each competitor performs to a song of their choice
▪ Round 2 (compulsory): top competitors from round 1 perform surprise song

Judging criteria
In each city, the jury is a panel of independent judges. The results of the jury cannot be protested.

All performances are scored on a scale from 4.0 to 6.0 – 6.0 being the highest possible. Scores are given to one decimal point (e.g. 5.4, not 5.48). A single score is given to each air guitarist based on their overall performance in that round.
The score reflects the quality of the performance based on three key criteria:

1. Technical merit
   You don’t have to know what notes you’re playing, but the more your invisible fretwork corresponds to the music that’s playing, the better the performance.
   
   
2. Stage presence
   Anyone can do it in the privacy of their bedroom. Few have what it takes to rock a crowd of hundreds or even thousands - all without an instrument.
   
   
3. “Airness”
   The last criteria is the most difficult to define yet often the most decisive of all. Airness is defined as the extent to which a performance transcends the imitation of a real guitar and becomes an art form in and of itself.
   Please note: the scores from BOTH ROUNDS are added to determine the contestants’ final scores. This combined score determines the winner.

Please know the song info artist and title or provide. There will be Rockstar props such as stage lighting, fog also available wigs, shades and hats for those last minute entries.