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  1. All,

    I understand that all riders in each group get the same time (apart from the first three in the
    stage who get bonus points).

    My question is, what is the minimum distance/time between a rider and the rider in front, before
    the following rider is considered to be part of a different group and therefore receive a
    different time?

    Thanks.

  2. 1 second to the next rider.

    For example:

    rider time gap official gap A 0.00 0 B 0.99 0 C 1.98 0 D 2.99 2 E 3.9 2 F 4.8 2 G 5.7 2 H
    6.6 2 I 8.0 8

    Dave A said:

    All,

    I understand that all riders in each group get the same time (apart from the first three in the
    stage who get bonus points).

    My question is, what is the minimum distance/time between a rider and the rider in front, before
    the following rider is considered to be part of a different group and therefore receive a
    different time?

    Thanks.

  3. (Dave A) said:

    All,

    I understand that all riders in each group get the same time (apart from the first three in the
    stage who get bonus points).

    My question is, what is the minimum distance/time between a rider and the rider in front, before
    the following rider is considered to be part of a different group and therefore receive a
    different time?

    Thanks.

    One second.

    Regards! Stephen

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