Q: What if there is no Midwestspl Events in my state a year? How does that list work?
A: Anyone can host a SPL List Race. See “Hosting an SPL List Race” section on this website
Q: What music do we play?
A: You will be required to play the OFFICIAL SPL List Race CD or Thumbdrive. These can be purchased through this website or at an event.
Q:Do I have to drive to every event?
A: No, but only the top 5 on that state’s list will be invited to the finale for a cash payout. Remember, if you’re not at the event, you can only loose up to 2 spots.
Q: How can 1st place call out #10?
A: Don’t be confused. There will be a “class” called SPL List Race. The LOUDEST of that class that day has the chance to call out #10 (or the lowest person on the list.) Don’t let 1st – 3rd place of the event confuse you with the top 10 list.
Q: Can I call out #3 if I’m not on the list?
A: No. The ONLY person that can call out #3 is #4.
Q: Is the top 10 list based upon your SPL Score?
A: No. If you want to work your way up the list, you must first, compete and be loudest of the day ( SPL Score ) to be eligible to call out #10 ( or the lowest on the list )and work your way up the list.
Q: Can I compete in another state’s list?
A: No. Only competitors from that live and reside in that state. This keeps someone from being on more than 1 list.
Exception: You can compete on any state’s list. But you must be at the event in that state to get put on it. If you are currently on another state’s “list”, you will be removed from it in order to be put on another state’s “list”.
Q: If I start my music early and I “red light”, do I loose?
A: Yes. If during the regular class to see who gets to call out #10 ( or the lowest on the list ) and you “red light” you can pay for a re-run and run again. If you are called out ( #6 ) by #7 on the list and you “red light”, you loose the round and drop to #7.
Q: What if we both “red light” on a call out?
A: You both run again.
Q: How many people can I call out on the list?
A: As many as you want. Once you beat the person above you on the list, you can call out the next person on the list until you decide to stop or get beat.