@stevemagness@BobGreenburg “No Celebration during competition” is what you’re ignoring. He did this prior to crossing the finish line which means this ruleis what is being punished. And holding your hand up prior to crossing the finish line can be “ring me” or “checking the rearview”. Both taunting.
@DisneyFanatic19@Sheena_Marie3 Pretty cut and dry. And choosing to do it prior to the finish line is just foolish given the situation and the warning earlier.
@JayBar40@ClarenceH42@ShawnKrest You can debate and take umbrage with the rule but it is written very clearly right there. Hand was up prior to finishing the race. Can’t argue that. We’ve all seen the video.
@mikewall357@jjones9 Everyone else in the race. If it’s done prior to the finish line it’s taunting and not celebrating. Take your pick- either his hand gesture is “ring me” or “checking the rear view mirror for your opponents”. Both are taunting your opponents before crossing the line.
@GoodcatSays@LoLowlights@Ceo_Branding The problem is she is constantly telling everyone how she’s great. If you have to tell people you’re good chances are you aren’t.
@JCI_JohnEvans@Blacklib1978 It ceases being “just raising his hand” once context is added. That is a specifically known taunt in the track world and he did it prior to crossing the finish line after being warned earlier in the meet. So it’s no longer just “raising his hand”.
@JGrill_USNVet@JMilanijr@langstonwertzjr Celebrations happen after the event has concluded.
Taunting happens while the event is still taking place.
The hand is raised well before the finish line. Holding one’s hand up in this fashion is a taunt referring to seeing your competition in the rear view mirror.