Weird mAlice | |
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Participation Information | |
Team Information | |
Team | Weird Alice |
Team Members | Ian Humphrey, Sarah Humphrey, Mark Carndruff, Steve Catchpole |
Other Entries | Dinah |
Robot Statistics | |
Weight | 100Kg |
Top Speed | 12mph |
Power | 2 x Electric motors running on 800 watts powering its 4-wheel drive. One for each side. |
Weapons | Flipper |
Robot statistics correct as of its most recent appearance on the show |
Weird mAlice is a green and black box chassis shaped robot armed with a flipping arm. Originally called Weird Alice and armed with a pneumatic spike, it failed to qualify for theseventh series of Robot Wars before being completely rebuilt as a cuboid robot similar to the modern machine. Weird mAlice is a common entrant in the UK live events, although it rarely sees much success.
The team have also entered a feather-weight called Dinah.
2006 UK Heavyweight Championships[]
Weird Alice's first event as Weird mAlice was the 2006 UK Heavyweight Championships, where it fought in Heat K with Hades, Edge Hog where it won both battles. It would then lose overall to Big Nipper via pitting in the one-sided match. It was not chosen for the deciding heat battle for a chance to advance.
Televised Events[]
The team attempted to qualify for the forth wars of Robot Wars. The original Weird Alice was an invertible, triangular wedge shaped robot armed with a CO2 powered spike.However before their qualifier battle could begin they suffered radio reception issues that meant they had to pull out and ended up failing to qualify for the wars.
Win/Loss Record[]
Wins: 2
Losses: 1
Honours[]
- Robots Live! - Burgess-Hill 2010 Winner
- Robots Live! - Team Champions 2010 with Team Tilly All-Stars
- Robots Live! - Team Championships 2011 Runners-up with Team Tilly All-Stars
- Robot Wars - Guildford 2013 Finalist
Trivia[]
- The feather-weight is called Dinah, this was the name of the pet cat from Alice's adventures in Wonderland. Weird mAlice could also refer to the story with the Alice part.
- Their Website:http://www.weirdalice.co.uk/