posted Apr 7th, 2012 - The sequence of Round 10 was a slot switcher for the rear piece this time. Block 12 (Bundy - Bundy) would switch the piece partners of the front pieces in their slots, and Block 5 (Opal - Opal) would switch them back later on. Block 5 switches both pieces, and the rear piece eventually ends up with the memory for two different pages.

NSL Reality TV features once again the top teams in the AAA Open Class competition where a few good races kept the teams on their toes until the very end. The camera missed the Thunder performance, which was about holding the 3-point difference to Satori and possibly getting closer to Aerokart Maubeuge, the French 8way experts doing 4way.

The French team, on the other hand, had their eyes on SDC Rhythm XP and the 2-point distance to the US team. Only XL did not have to worry about anything being secure in 4th place.

The situation was still extremely exciting between Aerodyne Aerokart and Arizona Airspeed before Round 10. France had won the last two rounds by one point and was back up over Airspeed by one point. Both teams were without penalties in Round 8 and 9. Round 10 would be the final word, and the videos show no difference between both performances.

NMP-PCH Hayabusa was in the same situation as XL: Nothing to win - Nothing to lose in the final round. Only a meltdown of the tunnel chamber or four brainlocks for 35 seconds could keep the Belgian team from winning the meet.

The audience will have to wait for a while for the final scores. CamScore's Jo Bell informed the NSL News that the TOP 3 teams of each competition class will be judged live during the award ceremony, plus the TOP 5 in the AAA Open Class. However, the NSL Reality TV videos will be uploaded with this story and may beat the scores appearing on the local leaderboard.