What happens if Ullrich wins the TT by 1.07 seconds and there's a tie? I looked in the rules but
didn't see anything about a tie.
Has there ever been one?
How would the winner be determined - reverting to stage wins (i.e., Ullrich, with 2)? Jeff
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What happens if Ullrich wins the TT by 1.07 seconds and there's a tie? I looked in the rules but
didn't see anything about a tie.Has there ever been one?
How would the winner be determined - reverting to stage wins (i.e.,
Ullrich,Quoted message said:
with 2)? Jeff
The closest race was Lemond over Fignon. There hasn't been a tie, but on close finishes, they go
into 100ths of a second, so a tie is very unlikely. -
J Jones said:
Has there ever been one?
Not at the TdF.
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How would the winner be determined - reverting to stage wins (i.e., Ullrich, with 2)?
They would go with milliseconds, which are measured in time trials, and then by points, I think.
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I think the rule is that the best finisher of the stage is the winner. In otherwords, if Ullrich
beats Lance by 1:07 in the TT he would win overall as he finished the last stage ahead of Lance even
though they are tied on time."David N. Welton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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J Jones said:
Has there ever been one?
Not at the TdF.
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How would the winner be determined - reverting to stage wins (i.e., Ullrich, with 2)?
They would go with milliseconds, which are measured in time trials, and then by points, I think.
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They go to thousandths of a second and if there's still a tie, they count testicles. The one with
the most wins. Nuticle implants from the vet don't count"guess who" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What happens if Ullrich wins the TT by 1.07 seconds and there's a tie?
IQuoted message said:
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looked in the rules but didn't see anything about a tie.
Has there ever been one?
How would the winner be determined - reverting to stage wins (i.e.,
Ullrich,Quoted message said:
with 2)? Jeff
The closest race was Lemond over Fignon. There hasn't been a tie, but on close finishes, they go
into 100ths of a second, so a tie is very unlikely.
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