Basics

The #SpeedBoatRace Challenge is a Challenge to Print a 3DBenchy as fast as possible (albeit with some mandatory settings/paramaters if doing the challenge properly )

Rules

You must use PLA, PLA+, PETG, ASA, ABS, or ABS+ (not filled, metallic, or silk filaments as these filaments typically hide defects).
The maximum nozzle or line width size is 0.5 mm.
The maximum layer height is 0.25 mm (you may combine infill every other layer).
You must use 3 top and bottom layers.
You must use 2 walls and 10% infill.
The finished print must be dimensionally accurate (within reason) – bonus points if it looks good!
The machine must be powered by stepper motors.
You must record the whole print, and the print must finish. There must be a timer or clock shown in the video to verify it’s done in real-time. A phone is fine, or you can show the time before and after the print.
You must post the video to YouTube, tagged with #SpeedBoatRace.
You must share the print profile.

No ban on Servo Motors (Maybe in a seperate "No Rules" Build Category)
Seperate Category for Each Type of Filament (A SpeedBenchy in TPU or Polycarbonate would be impressive!)
Seperate Categories for Bedslingers , Delta FDM 3D Printers , and CoreXY FDM 3D Printers
More Quantitative Aspects to Scoring
- Esentially how to determine what is a "proper benchy" and what is a "benchy like object"
  - Photograhps, or even Photogrammetry and other methods of 3D Scanning would be used, and presense of print artefacts, and to what degree they are present would be scored and calculated
- Could also do Compressive Strength etc, although the Benchy isn't well suited to this, perhaps print Test Coupons with the same setup?