Talk:Electrathon

Electrathon races are fun for all ages.

Spex

The specifications given are in feet and pounds but the article says the competition started in England, went to Australia and then to America. Did they originally use the imperial system and just stick with it, even in Australia? Did they start with metric and then switch to US customary units when they got to America? Do the different counrties have the same rules? JIMp_talk·cont 05:42, 31 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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