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If Andy and AC were exactly tied on time at the end of the Tour, How would the winner be determined?
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Chick Chandler said:If Andy and AC were exactly tied on time at the end of the Tour, How would the winner be determined?
Can you provide the link please?Square-pedaller said:L'Equipe published the calculation today. Inline stages are recorded to the second, and time trials to the nearest 1/1000 second. If Schleck hadn't lost 39 seconds through chaingate, he would have won the Tour by 640/1000 of a second.
Escarabajo said:Can you provide the link please?
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No wonder Contador was crying at the end of stage 19.Square-pedaller said:L'Equipe published the calculation today. Inline stages are recorded to the second, and time trials to the nearest 1/1000 second. If Schleck hadn't lost 39 seconds through chaingate, he would have won the Tour by 640/1000 of a second.
happychappy said:Wet t-shirt competition and/or kiss-off.