I think Sam meant that if a person is first on one day, and then goes slower
on the other, they may not win. Tunnell beat me in the mid-nineties (and
others) but did not win either day, but was fast enough combined to have the
best total time.
Matt Murray
----- Original Message -----
From: "Craig Naylor" <magazine@pacbell.net>
> Grandma Sam..... how exactly does the "second place or lower win", by
> definition second place is um... second place. Now if your inferring 1st
> was DSQ'ed or something than second place become first place... hence 1st
> place is still the winner, not the new second place. If your saying that
> the second place person on the first day moves up to first on the second
> day.... well then they are now the fastest.... so fastest does win.
>
> Craig
>
> Charlie,
>
> NO, not necessarily! The fastest car does NOT always win a solo nor a
> race nor a time trial nor an etc.! Over a two day event, I have seen the
> second place or lower driver win the event! Consistency pays off:-)
>
> Grandma Sam
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