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07-12-2004, 14:16
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Re: competition pit areas
It used to be specified that space at nationals was 10'x10', and regionals would try to give that much as well, but the minimum size was 8'x8'.
However, in 2004, the rules did not specify a size. Rule 10.9.4.2 |
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