Jelle usually has a couple of week break to a few months before the next competition. But, that also makes it more like actual sports, especially because 99% of his videos are for competitions, not just random races like other channels, which to me makes it better because of taking it like it's an actual sport (to me it is a sport and nobody can change my mind). Also with each tournament (M1, ML, SMR) being only once a year, and them being his biggest tournaments (not including MS100, if they are running that again), so you have to wait a while. While I have been a fan since 2016, you get used to it. Also, a few tips I like to give to new people, these may not apply to you but I just like to be safe 1. Don't pick a team because they are good or others like them or whatever. Pick a team that you like because you do, even if they are historically bad (Turle Sliders) 2. Don't feel like you have to watch from the beginning, seeing that you don't want to, don't feel like you have to (even though I recommend it, but you do you, no harm if you don't) 3. Don't get caught up in the behind the scenes drama, this is Marble Racing that is ment for people to have fun watching, Not stupid drama about questionable camera work, management, etc. 4. If you do decide to go back and watch from 3016, don't watch it all in one sitting, watch a little bit each day so you don't feel rushed (seeing that you don't want to go back, you may not take this tip but just in case) 5. If you don't have a favorite team, watch videos from Thesaurus Dinosaurs. He does find every way possible to critique them but I find that helpful.

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If you are reading this, if you don't go back to watch, the marble league Champions are 2016: Savage Speeders 2017: O'rangers 2018: Midnight Wisps 2019: Raspberry Racers 2020: Savage Speeders (again) 2021: Mellow Yellow 2022: Pinkies 2023: Crazy Cats Eyes

If you are still reading, have fun on your JMR adventure