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Posted by: ex kid

when i look at the results for the nationals how come it says ballence did all five laps then i scroll down the page and i'll see another pro guy like smiley that only did three laps but still finished in the pro class? can anyone aswer that?

Posted by: Treebasher573

He could have gotten stuck or had some problems.

Posted by: GNCC#829

The only way to get a DNF in GNCC is to not finish any laps. Otherwise it puts how many laps that you did.

Posted by: SGA

Haha, If you start in the pro class and do bad, you dont finish in the beginner class, you just finish in the back of the pro class.
Actually, I know what you did. You were looking at the overall times. Fastest riders at the top, down to the slowest at the bottom, regardless of class.
Click on the Individual classes to see where someone finished in THEIR class.

Posted by: K_Fulk

Do they have a set # of laps or do they just see how many laps you can do in like 2 hours?

Posted by: exriderdude

there is a set number of laps in GNCC

Posted by: Extremeracer167

NO there is NOT a set # of laps. U go for 2 hours. With i think a 15 min. leway time. So if the pros come through and they have been going for 1 hour 40 minutes, then they have to do another lap. If they come in and the race has been going for 1 hour 50 minutes then that will be the end of the race. u get me?

Posted by: K_Fulk

Got ya. I didnt think they had a set #. I didn't know how the cutoff went.

Posted by: cdalejef

Like Extreme said, they go on time. Usually they will say how many laps they think it will be before the race but it is based on time!

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And for every time a pro laps you say Ballance laps me,,then that knocks off 1 lap for me..woo hoo..if he laps me 2 times..i loose 2 laps.

If he runs 5 laps and passes me 2 times,,then I only run 3 laps..

Posted by: SGA

See? Simple as falling off a log. A 20 foot high log!