Where must scrambler vehicles stop during the competition?

In the competition, scrambler vehicles are designed to travel a specific distance and must stop precisely at that predetermined line. This requirement is crucial because it tests the vehicle's speed, accuracy, and control. The specific distance line is an integral aspect of the event, ensuring that participants can demonstrate their engineering skills and understanding of the mechanics involved in designing a vehicle that can travel to an exact location.

The start line serves as the point from which the vehicle begins its journey, while the finish line may indicate the end point for scoring or measuring performance. The designated pit area relates to maintenance and adjustments during the competition but does not pertain to the stopping requirement of the vehicles themselves. Only by halting at the specific distance line can the performance of each scrambler vehicle be accurately evaluated against the competition’s rules.