012.1.14 Foul, Unfair or Dangerous Riding
The Referee shall immediately disqualify any rider who they consider
indulges in foul, unfair or dangerous riding.
If, in the opinion of the Referee, such conduct produces an advantage to the
rider involved or affects the chances of one or more riders, the Referee may
stop the heat and order a re-run.
If any rider is unable to cross the finish line as a result of foul, unfair or
dangerous riding on the part of another rider who, inconsequence, has been
disqualified, the disadvantaged rider shall be deemed to have finished the
heat in the placing held immediately before the foul, unfair or dangerous
riding and allowing for any advancement in placing following the
disqualification of the guilty rider.
A similar system shall apply for a rider who, in the opinion of the Referee
has deliberately laid down their machine or has left the track in the interests
of safety.
Speedway Control Bureau Regulations
119 In certain circumstances the Referee may disqualify a rider for foul, unfair
or dangerous riding from the remainder of the meeting. In this case no
replacement facilities are allowed for the remainder of a team meeting.
A Referees decision to declare a heat completed, or disqualify a rider from
a meeting for foul, unfair or dangerous riding shall be deemed a statement
of fact and no protest or appeal is permitted.