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![]() Hi all!
I am a time rating devotee, but have been thinking about the importance of the times ran on different tracks, and why bother with it? Example: 1218 meters average time minus actual time on the Kyneton track is - 0.16 sec/meter meaning that the actual time was faster than the avg.time. Now, in the upcoming race at Bendigo this same time on the same distance would be actually -0.25 sec/meter faster than the track avg. at Bendigo, meaning that Bendigo is slower than Kyneton. Does it mean anything? and if it does, how do we use it? or have I been deluding myself all this time? Cheers |
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