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26-02-2005, 15:47
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Re: "Load Bearing Surface"
Guy's,
Give up!! After reading Jason's reply it is obvious that FIRST is not going to change the rule. It's going to stay the same as it was on 11JAN05. You must "touch" the loading zone triangle. I would also question the integrity of any Ref who would not follow FIRST's instructions on the rules. |
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