July 2001 Contest Results

Here is where you can find the rules and submission information for the current contest.  You'll also find results to some of our previous contests at the bottom of the page.

Below you'll find the winner of the RCT Station July Steel Coaster Coaster Contest.  Click the preview image to download the contest entry.  Mike Robbins, the contest judge, also included a small description.  Mike also had this to say about the contest entries:

"First let me say that I received a lot of great entries and this was a very hard contest to judge.  Trying to narrow down the submissions from eighty-three to five was a tough task in itself.  I just hope that everyone agrees on my decisions for the top 5 and that you will enjoy them as much as I did."

First Place By: Peter Fidkowski

One of the best coasters I have seen with four inversions and a 9.14 excitement rating.  Set in a Japanese Garden, this ride is very well themed and pleasing to the eyes.  A lot of time and effort must have gone into this project.

Second Place By: Gizzmoe106

A coaster with six inversions and an 8.67 excitement rating surely packs a punch.  This is one excellent coaster.  Be sure to check out the "fast pass" lines.  One of the better RCT ideas I have seen in a long time.

Third Place By: Tom

The only dueling coaster to make it in the Top 5, Moe & Joe boosts excitement ratings of 10.39 and 10.46 respectively. A very unusual mix of themes to go along with unusual coaster names, but exciting to watch.

Fourth Place By: Vilden

This coaster has seven inversions with an 8.82 excitement rating and a top speed of 73 mph.  Set in the ancient Orient, you will find a great coaster with a couple of unusual inversions. This coaster looks and rides great.

Fifth Place By: RCTyrant

This is a seven inversion foorless coaster with a 7.99 excitement rating travelling throughout the charred trees of a past forest fire. A great track layout with a really cool transfer track idea.