What must occur if a team is disqualified from the match?

When a team is disqualified from a match in the context of FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition), the disqualification status means that the robot is no longer eligible to participate in that match. Therefore, the correct action is for the robot to be removed from the field. This is a necessary procedure to maintain the integrity of the competition and ensure that teams that adhere to the rules are not competing against those who have violated them.

Disqualification serves to uphold the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship. Once a team is disqualified, their robot cannot continue to participate in the match, as allowing a disqualified robot to remain could give it an unfair advantage or disrupt the flow of the event for other teams. Consequently, effectively managing the removal of the robot is essential to adhere to the rules and ensure a fair competition environment.