How far would you travel for a competition?

[CubeWizard23]

Without including National, World, or other big competitions, how far would you travel to compete? OK, also make the assumption that they have the events you want to compete in.

Myself, I would probably travel 5-6 hours at the most.

i would go cross country, my ride wouldn't, so i'm stuck with sub 4 hours :'(

 

[Aussie]

I don't normally like posting on threads that started years ago, but it was already bumped, so why not?

My Dad will drive 12 hours max if it has 6x6.

 

[IAmEpic2004]

I don't normally like posting on threads that started years ago.

Yeah, me too
Probably anything in southwestern Ontario (Toronto and Waterloo) or when I go to Taiwan every few years (my mom's parents are there) I go to as many as possible!

 

[TDM]

Worlds: Europe
Euros: this half of Europe
UK champs: England/Wales
Other competitions: probably the southern half of Britain

 

[b0ssGuy23]

My dad is pretty leanent with these types of things. As long as I have good grades, my dad is happy to drive me ~4-6 hours max for a comp.

 

[TheCoolMinxer]

Max. a 4-5 hour drive, but when there's a cheap flight, I would take it aswell for all over 800 km away (haven't done it yet, maybe next year)

 

[theROUXbiksCube]

I've done 3 but 2 hours max, the only reason why i went to a virginia comp was because i was there for the summer

 

[willtri4]

Nice bump. Atlanta was 6 hours away, I think that's probably my max.

 

[MoyuFTW]

Like only 30 minutes away for me probably. There are basically only comps in Perth anyway though (in all of WA).

 

[YouCubing]

The furthest drive to a comp I've done is 5 hours to Nats.
Probs would go to at least mid-Florida tho.