We have two robots in the Grand Final. Tornado, the number 2 seeds, with interchangable weapons and Macduff the 4th, a newcomer with similar interchangable weapons. But before we declare the seventh Robot Wars champion, we hand out the awards to those worthy of a mention in the Robot Wars clan.
The Best Designed Robot goes to Firestorm V, entered by Graham Bone and Andrew Jackson. They're veterans, having competed since Series Two, and the reason they won this award was because of its sleek wedge design along with the steel plate in front of the flipper allowing them to get under and throw the opposition up and over. Perhaps a surprise to Robot Wars fans, but well done to them.
The Most Original Entry goes to Traffic Warden, entered by Steven McGregor. A strange design, its a bracket shaped robot with two clamps in the openings that can crush a robot that falls into its grasp. Although they didn't get too far in the heats, the unique shape of this robot gives them this well deserved mention.
The Sportsmanship Award goes to Jack Orr. Jack has never complained about losing his fights once. Out of all of the competitors, it was hard to pick a winner. But still, the award goes to him.
The Best Engineered Robot also goes to Traffic Warden. The hydraulic clamps positioned in a unique way allowed it to grab hold of a robot and take it wherever they wanted it to go. The hydraulic system also unleashed 10 tonnes of destruction upon its victims. Well done once again to Steven McGregor.
And the Best Newcomer Award goes to Macduff the 4th, entered by Kody Kunz. A six wheel drive box with interchangable weapons including a scoop, lifting forks and a Co2 powered flipper. It has defeated some of the best robots here, and to reach this stage is a great victory for them. Well done.
Thats the awards, and after, the Grand Final. See you then![]()


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