Gallup, New Mexico
P. 11
The Mustang Arena has turned out many notable Native American duellists, such as Johnathan Strongbear, Richard Bigman, and Angry Wind, to name a few. The arena management favors lower-divisional vehicles so as to keep the sport accessible and reduce repair bills to a minimum. Aggressiveness is encouraged, but bad sportsmanship and bloodthirstiness, are not. Duellists with a history of overkill are not welcomed.
Arena Notes:
The arena outer walls are 45 feet tall and 80 DP. The diagonal "spikes" are 10 feet tall, 45 feet long and 10 DP. The spikes can be extended to a maximum length of 135 feet (9" in Car Wars scale) or be shortened to 15 feet (1"). The spikes can move at a rate of 15 feet per turn. All of the eight center jumps have 40 DP and are typically set at a 35-degree angle. The arena gates have 20 DP and take two phases to open/close.
The arena jumps can be adjusted using a series of hydraulic pumps and support jacks. The jump angles can be changed at a rate of 5 degrees per turn (no lower than 15 degrees, no higher than 45 degrees). All of the jumps are changed at the same time. Each jump has a small opening at the bottom, allowing players to enter or exit the center ring.
Arena Map:
Arena Schedule:
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Divisionals (5, 10 and 15) |
| Friday | Corporate Cup |
| Saturday | Cycle Night |
| Sunday | Special Events |
Arena Special Events:
Jump Masters Anonymous: This event has contestants using the center jumps for points. Points are awarded for the following:
| Jumping from ramp to ground | 1/2 point |
| Jumping from ramp to ramp | 1 point |
| Standard Kill | 2 points |
| Kill, after four jump points | 3 points |
Only a maximum of eight jump points, per contestant, are allowed. Dropped weapons are allowed. The contestant who scores the most points in thirty seconds is the winner.
