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March 17th 05, 07:41 PM
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Hi Gary,
I have no illusions about changing the mind-set of the Neanderthals. I'm continuing this discussion in the hope that contest managers and CD's will see the potential dangers in using the finish gate. Who knows, maybe a Director or two might just be listening, or even the rules committee? JJ At 05:30 17 March 2005, wrote: Emotion tends to remove the analytical, I have found it is very difficult to convince anyone of your position when their's has become established. For me, the 'safety' equation more than balances the 'fun' equation. When you are finishing at 50 feet and 150 mph and something goes wrong there really aren't too many options. Rember 'Don't try to teach a pig to sing, it probably won't work and it annoys the pig.' 
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