A One More Time call at the SDS All Mass Finals
Mr Mino Media posted run 2 of an OMT battle against Kerry Schrow at the SDS All Mass Finals, held at the new Tandemonium. The rerun itself is the headline result, and the post stops short of naming a winner.
Posted October 15
Mr Mino Media put up a short clip on October 15 under a plain title: Me vs. Kerry Schrow, OMT Battle Run 2. The post places it at the SDS All Mass Finals, at the venue it calls the new Tandemonium, and says this was the first time the two drivers had competed against each other.
The interesting part is not the title card. It is that the battle went to One More Time at all.
“the fact that we went One More Time speaks volumes about how close the competition was”
Why a rerun is a result in itself
Tandem battles are judged rather than timed. Two drivers run lead and chase, then swap roles, and judges weigh line, angle, style and proximity — how tightly the chase car holds the lead car's path through the layout. When neither run separates the pair, the call is for another one.
That call is the cleanest evidence a reader gets that a field is evenly matched. It is not a highlight; it is an admission from the judges' table that nothing in two runs created a gap. In a finals bracket, where both drivers are already filtering through from qualifying, a rerun says the margin had shrunk below what the criteria could measure.
What the post does not give is the rest of the picture. The specific criteria SDS judges to, and the conditions its officials use to call an OMT, are not confirmed here from the organizer. The post is a competitor's account of their own battle, not a rulebook, and it does not say who advanced.
What the clip is, and what it leaves out
This is short-form: a vertical cut tagged #Shorts, built to carry one run rather than a full battle. Run 1 is not in this post, so the back half of the comparison the judges actually made is not on the channel at this link.
The post also names no hardware. Neither driver's chassis, body, tires or gyro setup is given, and the surface and layout at Tandemonium are not described in the material. For a setup-minded reader that is a gap worth saying out loud rather than filling in — a spec tire, a carpet-versus-tile layout and a wall-heavy line all change what a close battle looks like, and none of it is stated here.
What the channel does state is its remit. Mr Mino Media describes the RC Drift Journey series as documenting the people, cars, tracks, competitions and communities that make up RC drifting across the country. A single run from a finals bracket, posted the same week with both drivers named, fits that brief better than most edits that arrive with a soundtrack and no context.
Where to watch
Run 2 is up now: watch Me vs. Kerry Schrow, OMT Battle Run 2 on YouTube, posted by Mr Mino Media on October 15, 2026. The post tags the event #ScaleDriftSeries and #Tandemonium alongside the channel's own #RCDriftJourney.
Credit as posted: Mr Mino Media filming and competing, Kerry Schrow in the other lane, and the judges who sent them back out.
Sources
Reference links used for this piece. Confidence labels show how firmly each source is established.
- 1.Me vs. Kerry Schrow | OMT Battle Run 2
Mr Mino Media on YouTubeCommunity
Primary source. Posted 2026-10-15; metrics at time of collection were 171 views, 3 likes, 0 comments. Policy on the clip is embed-and-credit.
- 2.the_mister_mino on TikTok
TikTokDa verificare
Knowledge bank entry for the creator; link between the TikTok account and the YouTube channel is unverified and the piece does not rely on it.
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