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I am new to contest rule details don't understand the reason for some of the
rules. These questions are posed in reference to the Proposed 20009 Regional Rules. 10.8.2.1 A valid start is a start obtained after the task has opened and after the pilot's last launch. A pilot must have a valid start to be given a scored start time and position. The last valid start of the claimed task is used unless i) it incurs a penalty under Rule 10.8.5.6 and Rule 12.1.4.3, in which case the best-scoring valid start is used or ii) the pilot has achieved one fix more than 5 miles outside the start cylinder after a start which otherwise qualifies, in which case that previous start may be used. I don't understand the second part about "achieving one fix more than 5 miles outside the start cylinder" . If the pilot exits out the top of the cylinder "after the task has opened", doesn't that establish his 'start'? I don't see how the '5 mile' thing applies. If he exits the cylinder, hasn't he started? Thanks Fred |
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