Reply to "Policy of the RRTC concerning Validations"

Neville hits it on the head.

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A guiding principle in RRTC is that one goes with the ride that produces the longest course. If a validator found 10,012 m then one of the original certifier's rides would be the one producing the longest course.

If a validator found 10,012 then it is possible that a validator did not ride his bike as well as the original. Maybe he did not take the turns as close to the curb, maybe he wiggles too much. The original rides were quite probably better, as shown by the math.

7/18/0711:07 PM

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