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eggnumber41679 06-29-10 07:10 PM

DNP vs. DNF
 
What's the difference between DNP and DNF? Does DNP necessarily mean that someone's crashed out, or had some other mishap?

THanks.

cjump 06-29-10 07:53 PM

did not place. if there is time limits or something like that.

what does HS stand for? i have seen it in a few results pages on cyclingnews.com

Psimet2001 06-29-10 09:30 PM

DNP = Did not place. Some officials will announce that they will only place through "x" spots/positions. DNF = Did not finish. This means you pulled yourself out of the race or you were pulled.

Most officials will pull and place after about 1/2 of the race. In really hectic cat 5 short crits.....they're going to pull and probably only place the top 20 or so.

In general this is only used for entry level races.....both mean you need to HTFU. I should know. I have DNF'd plenty. I only DNP'd about 2 or 3 times. Almost all were Superweek where they are too lazy to place the whole finishing field.

mattm 06-29-10 09:41 PM


Originally Posted by cjump (Post 11038123)
did not place. if there is time limits or something like that.

what does HS stand for? i have seen it in a few results pages on cyclingnews.com

I'm guessing HS is similar to HD which is Hors Delai(?), or out of time.


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