Marble GP Kenya (Elimination Marathon)

Hey guys, brace yourselves....this one will be special. It can/might/will also be long, that actually doesn't depend on the track itself but on how many marbles you are going to spawn into the race however. Because this is the Elimination Marathon, otherwise known as the Marble GP of Kenya. And why is it so special? Well, because it is country track #100!!! That's right: in terms of pure track amount, the series that started with me having the simple idea to make a track based on my home country ( https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2739616999 ) now has officially reached 100 tracks. CRAZY and to me absolutely surreal. But here we are and the track also has something unique compared to the previous 99. For about a year now we have the ability to implement logistics into our marble tracks. I purposefully neglected these options so far because they are legit very hard to understand and use (especially for complete and utter amateurs like me) but I feel like this is the right time to try it out. Like I said, the race is called "Elimination Marathon" - a nod to Kenya having many world-class athletes that regularly win marathon races and have set multiple world records in the past. What that name means is the following: I set up the logic options so that every lap the last marble on the race leaderboard gets eliminated/DNF - pretty much like a knockout race. It has similarities with the Marble GP El Salvador ( https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2868463094 ) where we also have this Last Marble Standing mode but here we eliminate the marbles one-by-one until only the winner remains. For that I tried to keep the track relatively short to make multi-marble races not endlessly long. Shout-out to Steam user "M2feyt" for his obstacle track pieces which I have used for this track. You can find those here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2906666588 Thank you to everyone who has downloaded any of my tracks so far. It's