Are the reasons for this ever listed?
I'm wondering what the teams do/have done to get these points.
Specifically, I see that CSC has 75. That's a lot of _something_
-Bob
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Are the reasons for this ever listed?
I'm wondering what the teams do/have done to get these points.
Specifically, I see that CSC has 75. That's a lot of _something_
-Bob
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Hell and High Water said:Are the reasons for this ever listed?
I'm wondering what the teams do/have done to get these points.
Specifically, I see that CSC has 75. That's a lot of _something_
From Cyclingnews:
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Fair Play
Finally, there is the Fair Play classification for teams. This is one where the more
points the team has, the lower they are on the classification. It is scored using six
criteria: A warning earns 0.50 points; a fine is worth 1 point for every 10 Swiss
francs; a time penalty is worth 2 points per second; a declassification is worth 100
points; a disqualification/explusion is worth 1000 points; and a positive doping
control is worth 2000 points.
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http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/giro07/?id=/features/2007/giro_classifications07
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In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Hell and High Water said:Are the reasons for this ever listed?
I'm wondering what the teams do/have done to get these points.
Specifically, I see that CSC has 75. That's a lot of _something_
From Cyclingnews:
___________________
Fair PlayFinally, there is the Fair Play classification for teams. This is one where the more
points the team has, the lower they are on the classification. It is scored using six
criteria: A warning earns 0.50 points; a fine is worth 1 point for every 10 Swiss
francs; a time penalty is worth 2 points per second; a declassification is worth 100
points; a disqualification/explusion is worth 1000 points; and a positive doping
control is worth 2000 points.
___________________http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/giro07/?id=/features/2007/giro_classifications07
I know that, but I'm looking for a list of the teams specific
infractions.
Thanks.
-Bob
In article <[email hidden]>,
Hell and High Water said:In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Hell and High Water said:Are the reasons for this ever listed?
I'm wondering what the teams do/have done to get these points.
Specifically, I see that CSC has 75. That's a lot of _something_
From Cyclingnews:
___________________
Fair PlayFinally, there is the Fair Play classification for teams. This is one where
the more points the team has, the lower they are on the classification. It is
scored using six criteria: A warning earns 0.50 points; a fine is worth 1 point
for every 10 Swiss francs; a time penalty is worth 2 points per second; a
declassification is worth 100 points; a disqualification/explusion is worth
1000 points; and a positive doping control is worth 2000 points.
___________________http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/giro07/?id=/features/2007/giro_classifi
cations07I know that, but I'm looking for a list of the teams specific
infractions.
Oh, sorry - I misunderstood your "I'm wondering..."
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tanx,
Howard
Never take a tenant with a monkey.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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