Since the upper and lower halves of each elevon flare out when the airbrake is engaged and the elevons are considered part of the wings, the elevons' max wing load & max dynamic pressure are the same as the wings themselves. This data is listed in Appendix B of the XR Flight Operations Manual:
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Max positive wing load: 17000 N/m^2
Max negative wing load: 11000 N/m^2
Max dynamic pressure (absolute): 150 kPa
From an economic standpoint, I'm glad I can start the scenario over.
The first time I tried Glideslope, with an XR-2, I let my vertical speed grow very negative and couldn't avoid having the left wing tear off at Mach 14.
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