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What is the USATF rule if the second ride is not within 0.08%? Obviously, a third ride is performed. Then it's clear what to do next if the outlier turns out to be the longest measurement. You just discard the outlier. But what if the outlier is the shortest measurement? That is, you have two measurements very close to each other, and then a 3rd one that is 0.12% shorter. Could we discard the shortest measurement in that case?

I realize this is an extremely unlikely situation, and the answer may just be let's cross that bridge if we ever come to it.

4/16/115:45 AM

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