Reply to "Do we or should we have standards for how races are administered?"

duanerussellMeasurer

I suppose I should also add to my disclaimer: "RaceMeasure also did not design the course, and is not responsible for any course problems".

I do agree with Lyman that we should be offering insight into course design. But, while I have offered the insight in the past, most race directors don't heed the advice the first year, only to come back the second year for a re-design.

We can't make them create a reasonable course. But, if their event doesn't grow to over 250 people, there may not be an issue.

5/14/137:47 AM

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