🦇 Solo Bats 13.0 – A Night to Remember! 🌙
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2025 12:23 pm
Solo Bats isn’t just a drive—it’s a legendary test of skill, endurance, and courage in the club’s history. Every year, our Marshals craft a challenging track for intermediates to conquer alone at night. Yes, you read that right—each driver must navigate through a series of waypoints solo, in the dark! This year, @Rashidjass took on the challenge of designing the route.
I eagerly joined the drive to put my skills to the test.
Arriving at the meeting point, I found my fellow intermediates, all geared up for the adventure. Being the newest intermediate—barely 10 drives in—I knew expectations weren’t exactly sky-high for me. But that just made the challenge even more exciting!
Then, the moment arrived. I was the last to leave the nest, navigating my way through the waypoints one by one. Everything was going smoothly until I reached my 7th waypoint—when a distress call came through the radio. A fellow member was stuck. And then, I heard my name. No second thoughts—I turned around, made my way back, and successfully recovered him.
With the recovery complete, I pushed forward towards the finish line. I had started in 5th place but crossed the line in 4th—giving me a well-earned sense of accomplishment.
A huge shoutout to our Marshals for teaching us not just how to drive, but true life-saving skills and special thanks to @Rashidjass for taking out time to design this challenge for us. This was one unforgettable experience, and I can’t wait for the next one!


See you all on sand soon.
~BR
Paddy
I eagerly joined the drive to put my skills to the test.
Arriving at the meeting point, I found my fellow intermediates, all geared up for the adventure. Being the newest intermediate—barely 10 drives in—I knew expectations weren’t exactly sky-high for me. But that just made the challenge even more exciting!
Then, the moment arrived. I was the last to leave the nest, navigating my way through the waypoints one by one. Everything was going smoothly until I reached my 7th waypoint—when a distress call came through the radio. A fellow member was stuck. And then, I heard my name. No second thoughts—I turned around, made my way back, and successfully recovered him.
With the recovery complete, I pushed forward towards the finish line. I had started in 5th place but crossed the line in 4th—giving me a well-earned sense of accomplishment.
A huge shoutout to our Marshals for teaching us not just how to drive, but true life-saving skills and special thanks to @Rashidjass for taking out time to design this challenge for us. This was one unforgettable experience, and I can’t wait for the next one!
See you all on sand soon.
~BR
Paddy