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![]() Sharp effort from Wilburn..
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![]() That final time for the Schaefer Mile can't possibly be right? Can it?
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#3
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![]() That's obviously the wrong published time in the Schaefer ... they gave Glenwood Canyon the track record.
In fact -- according to all the result charts -- he shaved 4/5ths of a second off of a 13-year-old track record on a track that was dead as a freaking doornail slow ... and they only have him offically getting his last furlong in 10.60 seconds. And this chart has been up for like five hours now. What a freaking joke. |
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![]() I see they cut the Beyer for this race loose and gave it a 99. The figure would indicate a true final time of about 1:37 flat.
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![]() Any idea what Wilburn got? I would have thought he'd have gotten a decent fig, but it's not on DRF's leaderboard. Thanks!
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![]() 103
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![]() Final time? I don't think any of the fractions are right either. It is amazing this sport screws up something as simple as timing races so often.
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![]() It's crazy.
I've looked at PID's timing beams outside -- the photo finish guy was explaining to me that something as simple as a spider crawling across it could trip the beam. |
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![]() We had a big problem with bees and wasps tripping the timer at Finger Lakes.
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![]() I imagine we'll have better technology by say, oh, about 1965 or so. We can only cross our fingers and hope.
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