Guest Agteros Posted March 5, 2010 Share Ok. so things got a bit too personal / intimate for some with apparent vested interests... However, the questions does stay How was the time calculated on which the deemed winning time used for seedings? Here is a table of the results / speeds for the Long and Elite distance events over the last few year (as obtained from the Championchip results pages) Long Proj Time basedElite YearTimeDistSpeed on Elite speedTimeDistSpeed200902:39:59 110 41.25 02:34:4203:33:46152 42.66 200802:40:25 110 41.14 02:33:2303:31:57152 43.03 200702:44:47 110 40.05 02:32:5103:31:13152 43.18 200602:35:06 110 42.55 02:38:2803:38:59152 41.65 200502:33:32 110 42.99 02:35:3203:39:10155 42.43 Using my own known time, as well as the seeding given, I've calculated the deemed winning time for seeding purposes as 2:27:00. This time is markedly faster than any of the winning times for the last few years.... Another possibility is that the avg speed from the Elite distance race was used to come up with a winning time for the 110km event s not Elites participated in the 110km. This time I've shown under the column "Proj Time based on Elite speed". Again, 2:27:00 is significantly faster than any of the times calculated there... I guess the only way to put this to rest, is for people to post the year they've done the race as well as their times and seedings. Anybody having that information, and willing to share it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Agteros Posted March 6, 2010 Share Nobody keeps a spreadsheet with times and seedings of their previous races, which includes a bit of Carousel history? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andyr249 Posted March 7, 2010 Share Good work there Os! The current seeding is a mess up!!There was no problem in 2008 so why "fix it if it ain't broke"? The 2008 and 2009 times were almost identical, in fact the 2009 time was slightly faster than the 2008 and 2007 times! If I remember correctly 2007 was the first time that the extended the route to 110km from about 95km or so. Who makes the decision as to when a race is "too slow"? There is simply not any factual basis whatsoever for deeming that the 2009 time was too slow!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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