>But I would be curious what your answer would bis.<

LOL.

I think it's pretty clear he would say they ran the exact same final time for the race, but who ran better would be dependent on whether the inside or outside was the best part of the track that day (and by how much) and what their early positions were given that specific pace. :-)

Seriously, if you've read his books it couldn't be more obvious he thinks ground loss etc.. is important. He just likes to consider the impact of "TRIP" separately from the speed figure because there are subjective components to it.



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