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Robots
Rule > ROBOT WARS
Unfortunately, the makers of
Robot Wars have decided not to make any more series of Robot Wars.
However, repeats of the programme will still be shown at various times and
on various TV channels all across the world.
Although
it is no longer getting television broadcast,
the sport of robotic combat is not dead. In fact it is alive and well.
Live events happen nearly every week all across the world. Many of
these events include robots and roboteers from TV shows like Robot Wars, Battlebots
and Robotica. And of course, these events have many tournaments and
robotic competitions of robots fighting each other in a battle arena. Some
events even let you "pay to drive" a robot! All of these events
are open to the general public to come along and see all the mayhem and
witness all the action in the arena first hand.
Since the entertainment television
programme that was Robot Wars has finished, I will no longer be
updating the below web pages which are about this TV series. Instead, I
will keep them as an archive on this website for anyone who wants to refer
to and remember this successful TV series.
These pages will also be kept up as a
record for anybody who wants to have a look at the details of most battles
in Robot Wars. It will be kept as a sort of history archive so people and
roboteers can refer to their past performances and previous battles.
What
is Robot Wars?
House
Robots
Contestant
Robots
The
Presenters
The
Judges
The
Winners
The
First, Second, Third and Fourth Wars
The
Fifth Wars
The Sixth Wars
The Seventh Wars
Robot Wars Extreme Series 1
Robot Wars Extreme Series 2
Christmas Specials
US Robot Wars
Robot
Wars Merchandise
Robot
Wars, the Computer Game
Robot
Wars TV Recordings
Please remember that even
though Robot Wars is no longer with us, robotic combat does live on with
the open circuit and live events that do occur regularly. People are
encouraged to come and watch these events and to see battling robots live
and up close, and also, roboteers are encouraged to take part in these
events with their warrior machines. This support will help the sport of
robotic combat to live on and evolve on into the future. For more
information on this, visit the Fighting
Robot Association's website.
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