Re: RideCamp: Re:Top Ten

[CMKSAGEHIL@aol.com]

In a message dated 2/23/99 8:31:39 AM Pacific Standard Time, LTBeason@aol.com
writes:

<< If I recall correctly, and I am pretty sure I am, every rider starts with
100
 points in the weight category and get points (1/2 point per pound) 
 subtracted for the difference between their weight and that of the heaviest
 rider to stand for BC.  So the baseline for the weight portion of the BC is 
 the weight of the heaviest rider standing for BC, not the lightest.  All 
 weights include tack, as noted above. >>

You are correct, Lem.  The end relationship of scores would be the same if it
were calculated the way Truman suggested, but what you said is the way it is
really done.

Heidi


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