The DE Team - Thanks to Instructors/ Volunteers

[Flätsix]

It was good seeing you too Tom along with the rest or the gang.
HMSA wasn't even giving laptimes, so you probally won't find a finishing order.

Allan

[Kim Crosser]

HMSA posted the results - not with individual lap times, but with finish order total time, and average speed (of the top finisher, I presume):
http://www.coronadospeedfest.com/results.html
Interesting that they called the track length 1.68 miles - I thought most of the data loggers came up with a much shorter distance?
And - if the track really was shorter, then the average speeds they cite would be much lower.

[Kim Crosser]

Measuring the track course using Google Earch gives 1.43 miles. Data loggers in two cars had 7620 and 7640 feet, or 1.443 to 1.45 miles. Unless they added another quarter-mile section to the track for Saturday and Sunday, the 1.68 mile track length listed in their results is way off.
Assuming their lap speeds were calculated based on a 1.68 mile circuit, all their lap speeds are about 16% higher than the real speeds. Adjusted result speeds would be:
HMSA = Actual
60 = 51.7
65 = 56.0
70 = 60.3
75 = 64.6
80 = 68.9
85 = 73.2
90 = 77.5
(For those of us who felt like slugs when we saw the HMSA lap speeds... )

[MR LIPP]

Measuring the track course using Google Earch gives 1.43 miles. Data loggers in two cars had 7620 and 7640 feet, or 1.443 to 1.45 miles. Unless they added another quarter-mile section to the track for Saturday and Sunday, the 1.68 mile track length listed in their results is way off.
Assuming their lap speeds were calculated based on a 1.68 mile circuit, all their lap speeds are about 16% higher than the real speeds.

Kim, as treasurer, I can't believe you missed the obvious next question. Can we get back 16% of our track rental for what they shorted us