 Each race had a different theme:
The top 5 winners from each race:Thursday:
Check out the photo album for the Thursday race on flickr
or watch a video snippet of the Thursday race on YouTube Friday: 
Check out the photo album for the Friday race on flickr or watch a video snippet of the Friday race on YouTube. Sunday: 
See the clues and full results here... Big Thanks to:The Bounty Hunt could not have been such a huge success without the
help of our sponsors and race volunteers! We really appreciated all the
support from Lucasfilm Ltd. and Reed Exhibitions for making The Bounty Hunt happen and providing great prizes. Additional awesome prizes came from Del Rey Books and DK Publishing, both publishers of fine Star Wars titles, and from Advanced Graphics, makers of our target practice target (and later prize) cardboard stormtrooper. How the Bounty Hunt was played:At the start of each race, each team was given a scoresheet and a packet of clues. The scoresheet also had a list of character names as potential bounty targets, with corresponding locations in the Orange County Convention Center. When each clue was solved, it would reveal the identity of a bounty target, and the team could look up that character on their list, to see where in the convention center to find their target. At that location, a race volunteer would stamp the team's scorecard for having completed that bounty. Earning some of the bounties might have also involved an extra task such as tossing "thermal detonator" beanbags into an exhaust port, using Nerf blasters to hit a stormtrooper target, or playing sabacc against their quarry.Bounties were assigned credit amounts based on their difficulty, ranging from 2,500 for the easiest clues to 20,000 for the most difficult. Teams had to earn as many credits as possible in the two-hour timeframe, banking their credits as they reached the finish line. Second and third packets of bounty clues became available to teams who had successfully earned 4 and 6 bounties, respectively. Did you compete in The Bounty Hunt?We'd love to share your bounty hunting experience and your photos or video. Send us a line at sdrocketrace@gmail.com and we'll link to your blog, photos or video. Or if you recognize yourself in our photos, send us your team name and we can include it in the photo albums! Got feedback about the race - we'd love to hear it!More links: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143935492288376 Learn more about The Bounty Hunt and register for the event by visiting the official Celebration V website: http://www.starwarscelebration.com/en/Events/Bounty-Hunt/ Get more information on Star Wars Celebration V at http://www.starwarscelebration.com/ Back to Rocket Race Home |