Limited mobility in larger groups made the Elamus team think about ways to make their own and others' lives more interesting during the special situation. As a result of the brainstorming, the format became car orientation - possible to conduct according to the 2+2 rules and does not limit the number of participants.

We organized two events in both Tartu and Tallinn. The Tartu event was more popular, with 22 teams participating, covering almost 100 kilometers in total in four hours in the city of Tartu. There were 45 points in total, of which 30 were simple multiple-choice points, 8 were crossword points, and 7 were riddle points. In the case of crosswords, participants had to find answers to given questions on various graffiti in Tartu. In the case of riddles, I will highlight one of the riddles that was in the game.

At first I am blue, when I cut it in half I am red, when I cut it in half again I become grey. What am I?

The correct answer to the riddle is money/euro/paper money. The €20 note is blue, the €10 note is red, and the €5 note is gray.

Only one team answered all the questions correctly and thus achieved a clear victory over the others.

In summary, the event was interesting for both the organizers and the participants, and under the circumstances, it was enjoyable entertainment for everyone!

Kaspar