In any event, if you are not a FAA licensed pilot or an airplane owner the FAA has no means of enforcing anything against you. (Howard Mark)
I wouldn't bet on it, myself.
One of the Southern California soaring clubs (EDSF) had a run-in with a low flying aircraft which effectively lost them the use of their field (certainly for competitions). The FAA didn't show up at their field, just the cops.
The (SC)2 organization has adopted a new rule where if a full-size plane encroaches on the competition area they blow a horn to alert the fliers who are then required to land as soon as possible (the fliers in the air are credited with their flight time and they just have to land for points or something like that). What it'll mean in practise is that once that horn goes off everyone's just going to be diving for cover.
Martin Usher
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