Sir Sidney Posted 4 hours ago Report Share Posted 4 hours ago 22 hours ago, Paul Johnson said: Thats what replays are for,to help the referee.And its been explained that both wheels had gone on the line he therefore left the track. 1 hour ago, Paul Johnson said: Cooks front wheel was well on th grass,as soon as his back wheel crossed the inner part of the white line he went off track So even you have given two different explanations. Did he leave the track if both wheels were 'on the line', or if his 'back wheel has crossed the inner part of the white line' ? It just demonstrates that there is ambiguity, and, as yet, you haven't provided any evidence from SCB of where any of your interpretations come from. I'm not intending to pick on your interpretations specifically, because many others have put their own views forward. SCB could clarify this immediately if it wanted to. I hope that the referee, both clubs and all riders are absolutely clear on the interpretation for the Premiership play off second leg, especially as Belle Vue's inner edge of the track is significantly different to a chalk line Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wild Man Vic Posted 2 hours ago Report Share Posted 2 hours ago The rules definitely need clarified. BUT, if the white line was a kerb then the track would end at the outer edge of the kerb, so therefore if the kerb was a white line the track should end at the outer edge of the white line to keep everything the same! Just a thought! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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