@Add
From the video, 30 seconds from the finish, it said you had 20 seconds on
@RickB and 35 seconds on
@BILL S
2 seconds from the finish, it said you had 29 seconds on
@RickB and 47 seconds on
@BILL S
But when
@RickB and
@BILL S finished, the classification said you had 1 minute 33 seconds on
@RickB and 2 minutes 4 seconds on
@BILL S
Somehow I doubt
@RickB lost a minute in 1.5 minutes, and if he had slowed up that much
@BILL S would have passed him!
Therefore I would reluctantly suggest that perhaps Bkool's estimates of the gaps between you are a bit of a stab in the dark.
Supporting video evidence for this theory is that when
@BILL S was estimated to be 1 minutes 36 seconds from the finish, it showed
@bobinski and
@Breedon 1 minute 53 seconds behind, but the classification showed them just over 7 minutes behind.
And finally, even though they were close to the line and had a final sprint (which should speed things up) the video shows an estimate for
@bobinski of 19 seconds to go, and the video shows it took 45 seconds.
I understand that it is very difficult to estimate how long the remaining terrain will take, but when it gets down to less than a minute, it is hard to see how it can be more than 50% wrong.
Geoff
