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My sympathies are entirely with John Sinclair. If all competitors are given
a launch before the start line opens, but a few of them fail to soar and land out or land back, that is their problem. It has happened to me to me on a couple of occasions, when I fell down and was then unable to get away from a relight due to deteriorating conditions. Tough t*tty. I think this decision sets a dangerous precedent. If a competitor was leading with one day to go, he could deliberately land out, then claim that he wasn't given a fair opportunity to compete and get the day scrubbed to the detriment of his closest competitors. Derek Copeland |
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