Are Scott Rakes still permitted in USCF mass start events? I've been away from racing for a while!
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Scott Rakes legality
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Scott Rakes are legal in all USCF events at all times. (they are extensions that point "down and
back" and not "up and forward"😉In article said:
Are Scott Rakes still permitted in USCF mass start events? I've been away from racing for a while!
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Scott Rakes are legal in all USCF events at all times. (they are extensions that point "down and
back" and not "up and
forward"😉The regular (weekend) officials at T-town won't allow the use of Scott Rakes on that track,
believing them to be unsafe. I never bothered to check the rule book to see how much discretion
officials actually have with such matters (when in Rome, do as the Romans do).Andy Coggan
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Anything which is ruled unsafe is illegal. The rules are pretty broad....
Dan
Andy Coggan said:
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Scott Rakes are legal in all USCF events at all times. (they are extensions that point "down and
back" and not "up andforward"😉
The regular (weekend) officials at T-town won't allow the use of Scott Rakes on that track,
believing them to be unsafe. I never bothered to check the rule book to see how much discretion
officials actually have with such matters (when in Rome, do as the Romans do).Andy Coggan
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