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Old 07-14-05, 12:39 PM
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Tour De France Scoring

Hi,

Been watching Tour De France for years and have searched the internet but can't figure the general classication scoring. It is the best kept secrete how scoring occurs at the finish line on a single day for all involved. Say three riders cross within 10 seconds and another withing 15 and another within 20 seconds and then five together within 30 seconds and then the pelaton at 40 seconds. I know the peleton group gets all the same time. What about the straglers behind the pelton, do they also get the peleton time? Please advise.

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Joe
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Originally Posted by jstaron
Hi,

Been watching Tour De France for years and have searched the internet but can't figure the general classication scoring. It is the best kept secrete how scoring occurs at the finish line on a single day for all involved. Say three riders cross within 10 seconds and another withing 15 and another within 20 seconds and then five together within 30 seconds and then the pelaton at 40 seconds. I know the peleton group gets all the same time. What about the straglers behind the pelton, do they also get the peleton time? Please advise.

Thanks,
Joe
The only riders receiving the same time are those riding in groups, such as the the peloton. Any riders who've come off the back of the peloton are scored individually as they cross the finish line. I keep mixing up the climb catagories. At least with HC I know that it means Holy Crap look at this mountain!
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