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    Re: midsummer madness races

    Quote Originally Posted by BillJ View Post
    Sorry guys, but if you miss a checkpoint, especially on a nav-based event like the Bogs, you have to be DSQ'd.
    Glad you enjoyed it nonetheless.
    Hmmm - seem to recall there was a clear request that waterproofs were carried at Wicken Whizz on Friday but several runners did not and was not aware of any DSQ's. One rule for one........?
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    Reservoir Bogs plus!

    My route:
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    A learning experience - I hope!

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    Re: midsummer madness races

    Quote Originally Posted by Antisocial View Post
    Hmmm - seem to recall there was a clear request that waterproofs were carried at Wicken Whizz on Friday but several runners did not and was not aware of any DSQ's. One rule for one........?
    Totally different. A request is made for kit to be worn, which may be enforced through a kit check. There's only a few races where the check is enforced for all participants, most just check a sample of runners.
    A navigation challenge requires all users to visit all checkpoints which is enforced through marshalls taking numbers at the checkpoints and so applies to all. Simple to see the differences, when you give it a brief moment's thought.
    Cheers!

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    Re: midsummer madness races

    Quote Originally Posted by Antisocial View Post
    Hmmm - seem to recall there was a clear request that waterproofs were carried at Wicken Whizz on Friday but several runners did not and was not aware of any DSQ's. One rule for one........?
    im pretty sure everyone carried a cag mate

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    Re: midsummer madness races

    Quote Originally Posted by TurboTom View Post
    im pretty sure everyone carried a cag mate
    Fraid they did not, 2 passed me without and there appeared to be several runners when I finished sans cag including CVFR members.

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    Re: midsummer madness races

    Quote Originally Posted by crowhill View Post
    Totally different. A request is made for kit to be worn, which may be enforced through a kit check. There's only a few races where the check is enforced for all participants, most just check a sample of runners.
    A navigation challenge requires all users to visit all checkpoints which is enforced through marshalls taking numbers at the checkpoints and so applies to all. Simple to see the differences, when you give it a brief moment's thought.
    Cheers!
    Err my understanding is that if at sign in the RO says you should carry a waterproof top as is his right in the FRA rules and you dont comply you have broken the rules of the race and you should be DSQ'd as you broke the RO's instructions and the FRA rules. If the the race route says you should visit X,Y and Z and you don't, again race rules broken and you should be DSQ'd. Either way same thing - rules broken consequences ensue. Not sure I need to give it any moments thought, however if the RO gives clear instructions but then does not enforce punishment on the transgressors I am not sure where that leaves us.

    I am guessing from your naive reply you have not been racing long and new to the sport? Don't worry you will learn.
    Last edited by Antisocial; 25-06-2012 at 08:02 PM.

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    Re: Reservoir Bogs plus!

    JohnH:
    No wonder your wife was starting to get worried!
    Your route looks like something created by a toddler coming to grips with the finer points of Etch-A-Sketch.
    Glad you enjoyed the weekend though. See you next year!

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    Re: Reservoir Bogs plus!

    Antisocial:
    Sorry I didn't recognise you at the Sheepstones Trig. I'd have said hello.
    I expect your identity was shrouded by an enormous, rule-compliant cagoule.
    Well done.

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    Re: Reservoir Bogs plus!

    Quote Originally Posted by Tussockface View Post
    Link works fine for me....pretty good pic of me.

    Had a fantastic 3 days of racing. Looking forward to doing it again next year without taking the wrong path on the Tittiman... though I studied the map I got carried away.

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