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Scott Rakes legality

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  1. Are Scott Rakes still permitted in USCF mass start events? I've been away from racing for a while!

  2. 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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    | Ken B Hart @ aol.com |
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  3. "KenBHart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]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 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

  4. Anything which is ruled unsafe is illegal. The rules are pretty broad....

    Dan

    Andy Coggan said:

    "KenBHart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]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 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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