This is a GREAT example of how inadequate
internet commo can be :):)
Doug, as you well know a "qualifier" or
"qualifying mile" is a mile average in excess
of the record, so when I say all qualifiers
that is what I mean, not all miles on the "down"
run, or all miles accompanying the qualifier
I only clarified what you said,
""If your two-way
average for any given mile is over the existing record you may...""
which is only true if the qualifier was also over the record, as we
both know it is possible to have a 2 way average over the record and not get a
record
Joe :)
ARDUNDOUG@aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 4/4/2002 9:58:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,
>jkamo@rap.midco.net writes:
>
>
>>Doug remember its not just having a two way
>>average in a given mile over the existing record.........
>>all qualifing miles must be over the record 1st
>>
>>
>
>Joe,
> That's not my understanding of the process. I don't believe that all the
>miles on your qualifying pass must be over the record before you are
>permitted to run the second pass. If any of the timed miles are above the
>existing record you are then permitted to run a backup pass. On that backup
>pass your speed for the fastest mile over which you made the qualifying pass
>must, when averaged with the qualifying pass speed for that same mile, exceed
>the existing record by at least .001MPH..............Ardun Doug
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