Larry Dighera wrote:
On Wed, 02 May 2007 17:32:14 GMT, Orval Fairbairn
wrote in
:


I've had that happen to me! I extended a formation to let a Mooney
in, spaced myself so he would clear at the second exit -- he decided
to take exit #3, while slowing down to taxi speed and keeping in the
center of our 150 ft wide runway! I radioed, "Mooney clear right,
please." Nothing!

Another time (some 40+ years ago, I was flying a Beech 18 into an
airport, where a Champ was doing T&Gs. I spaced myself, but he
decided to stay on the runway and slow-taxi to the end. I cleaned it
up, applied climb power and held it low until I passed over him. The
sound of 2 R-985s at climb power HAD to get his attention!

Are you able to quote a specific regulation that prevents you from
landing behind the aircraft in these situations?

The laws of physics might come into play.