Reply to "in the news: Whistler Half Marathon route fell short"

jaywightCertifier

The rules as now written say that a calibration course expires after 10 years like a race course does.

Of course, if you can find both ends of the course- especially if they're marked with nails, cut crosses or the like- something that the original measurement crew had to put there- that's pretty convincing evidence that the course hasn't changed.

I personally wouldn't go out of my way to ding a measurer who calibrated on such a course- especially since we don't require measurers to calibrate on certified courses.

7/3/1210:26 PM

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