In the media
Everyone loves talking about Spotto and the ISF! This is a catalogue of all the times the ISF has been featured on TV, radio, online articles and chats, etc...
Following that are some resources and links to other sites about Spotto in general. Enjoy!
ISF articles and video
TODAY Show interview
Spotto! The yellow car game that makes road trips merrier
by Vanessa Hayden
Region RiverinaEnding the argument: These are the official rules of Spotto
by Rob Margeit
Drive AustraliaFamily arguments finally settled with 'official' rules of Spotto revealed
by Tom Livingstone
TODAY (Nine.com.au)Australian parents founded the International Spotto Federation with the official rules
by Anna Moulder and Grace O'Dea
ABC NewsThe 400-year old history of Spotto, the yellow car game
by Rob Margeit
Drive Australia
Podcasts and radio
Interview with WA Afternoons
with Dustin Skipworth
ABC PerthInterview with NSW Weekend Mornings
with Simon Marnie
ABC SydneyInterview with SA Afternoons
with Deb Tribe
ABC AdelaideInterview with Victorian Evenings
with David Astell
ABC VictoriaInterview with NSW Drive
with Anna Moulder
ABC NSW
Spotto resources
Talking about Spotto in general. What more could you want?
- Brilliant bowling and chocolate for cows (segment starts around 4:30 min)
ABC Kids listenSpotto is a game that people play when they're travelling, mostly in the car. The main idea is that you yell out "spotto" when you see a yellow vehicle, and you get a point each time. But, the rules of the game can sometimes be unclear. So, to make the rules super clear, Canberra parents Richard Czeiger and Alexandra Mattinson decided to form the International Spotto Federation. They say the vehicle needs to be mainly yellow, and can be any shade of yellow (but gold and lime are not yellow). They also say official vehicles like schools buses and taxis don't count, and the car must be driving or have a driver inside it – parked cars with no drivers aren't allowed. You also lose a point if you yell 'spotto' but the vehicle doesn't meet the rules. And you have to be honest if the other players don't see the vehicle.
- How to Play Spotto
wikiHow - How to Play Spotto by David
WeekendNotes