let's say some at a race doe's not like who's leading. and towards the last laps runs out on the track disrupts the leaders so someone else can take the lead to win. what are the ramifications on the race doe's the guy that crosses the finish line first still win? besides that jerk going to jail. what do you think the rules say about it?. just a stupid question.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(R-46 @ Jul 19 2007, 08:02 PM) [snapback]79827[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
let's say some at a race doe's not like who's leading. and towards the last laps runs out on the track disrupts the leaders so someone else can take the lead to win. what are the ramifications on the race doe's the guy that crosses the finish line first still win? besides that jerk going to jail. what do you think the rules say about it?. just a stupid question.
Person on track = red flag. Result taken from last completed lap.
let's say some at a race doe's not like who's leading. and towards the last laps runs out on the track disrupts the leaders so someone else can take the lead to win. what are the ramifications on the race doe's the guy that crosses the finish line first still win? besides that jerk going to jail. what do you think the rules say about it?. just a stupid question.
Person on track = red flag. Result taken from last completed lap.
Whether or not the person goes to jail has more to do with the jurisdiction that the race is held. I do believe the rules say something like, if 80% of the race has been completed and then a red flag comes out the race is then complete or something like that.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Eagle088 @ Jul 19 2007, 08:08 PM) [snapback]79830[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
Whether or not the person goes to jail has more to do with the jurisdiction that the race is held. I do believe the rules say something like, if 80% of the race has been completed and then a red flag comes out the race is then complete or something like that.
its two thirds (66.66%) race distance, and the question mentioned this being in the closing laps.
Whether or not the person goes to jail has more to do with the jurisdiction that the race is held. I do believe the rules say something like, if 80% of the race has been completed and then a red flag comes out the race is then complete or something like that.
its two thirds (66.66%) race distance, and the question mentioned this being in the closing laps.
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not me. just did not know what the rusults would be.
thanks guy's.
but how bout a sniper in the crowd?? ha ha ha.
you're a strange fella...
not me. just did not know what the rusults would be.
thanks guy's.
but how bout a sniper in the crowd?? ha ha ha.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(R-46 @ Jul 19 2007, 08:15 PM) [snapback]79835[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
not me. just did not know what the rusults would be.
thanks guy's.
but how bout a sniper in the crowd?? ha ha ha.
Ask a Criville fan they did it a few years back.
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not me. just did not know what the rusults would be.
thanks guy's.
but how bout a sniper in the crowd?? ha ha ha.
Ask a Criville fan they did it a few years back.
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You could ask race officials at the Mexican WSB round in Mexico City in the early/mid 90s. I recall reading that people/cars/vans crossed the track frequently. Thus, the race only remained on the schedule for that sole year. Am I remembering this correctly?
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