Due to the greatly unfortunate timing with WPI's commencement, many WPI robots are unable of making the May Pro League event. With many of us still wanting to compete, would it be possible to allow for prioritized wildcard spots for later pro league

What's the reasoning behind the massive winner and runner up prizes? If working with budget constraints, would it have been better to create a more equitable prize structure, with larger winning bonuses across the board as opposed to the bulk sum of

If I were to qualify for an event that's over 400 miles away I would require knowing about 6 weeks out exactly what the hotel and prize structure/stipend situation would be in order to even consider attending. I'm sure I'm not alone. Ordering machin

Throughout the process of learning about and prepping for pro tour, many of us have been interested in what was actually causing the delays we have seen. There are two questions: What caused this holdup? How will this be prevented for future events

Due to the lack of drop-down qualification this year, we'll likely see similar bots at the top of an event. This will decrease the total number of qualifiers. Will wildcards be added to increase the field size to a rounder number like regular pro-le

What's the plan if less than 24 bots can attend in any given weight class? The group stage will be extremely dissapointing with byes, so hopefully there's a good answer for uneven numbers of bots

Would NHRL consider a travel stipend for those who have to take a flight or otherwise spend a prohibitive amount to get to Norwalk?

When will wildcard selections be announced? For the sake of the builders selected I hppe they have enough time to prepare, and for builders already competing it is nice to be able to prepare configurations for different/unexpected opponents

What is Pro rank? How is it calculated? How does it play into NHRL world Champs? Does a robot with a pro rank get seeded above any robot without? Even if they have a higher open rank?