A pot luck track is a badly designed track though and gives no advantage to anyone.
Like TT said the US style tracks reward those who can use the down slopes, its amazing to watch the speed carried by the top drivers down the downslopes, the track doesn't have to have big air to make it fun, i think big air is used too loosely and i wouldn't call a 10ft long table top big air, unless the car has to be 8ft above it to clear it.
I like a track where time can be gained from taking a chance, like bury last week, i could double the 90 degree humps and did it when needed too, but others couldn't. i found it rewarding, what is wrong with that.
As chris said obstacle courses are no fun and tracks that cars cannot go side by side , such as yesterdays regional track.
Raceability is what makes a great track
