I was moto for the Cat 5 pack one year at Estancia. There were about 35 riders and they were right on the line. The road was a narrow 2 lane with no shoulder. I looked ahead and coming at us at a high rate of speed was a big dually pulling a large stock trailer. The riders had no clue of the approaching danger. I wish I had a picture because it clearly illustrated just how much of rider and bike were on the left side of the line. Fortunately, we squeaked through. The reality is, we're out there to race hard and have fun. Contact with oncoming traffic would dramatically change that in an instant. If an official warns you about the centerline, whether its painted or not, please understand that they are trying to keep you safe.Jerry ShereCat B Moto RefSanta Fe, New MexicoJerry ShereCategory B USAC Motor Referee
On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 4:37 PM, David Halliburton via Bike-racers <bike-racers@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:
(for the non-mtber folks)http://www.usacycling.org/blog/usa-cycling-officials/may-2014-rule-of-the-month.htm--
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