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<blockquote data-quote="Ignacio" data-source="post: 1458177" data-attributes="member: 434">I&#039;m betting you&#039;re fairly zoomed in on Centennial.&nbsp; Just because reported dots aren&#039;t within a hundred yards of the hotel doesn&#039;t mean they&#039;re moving.&nbsp; For example, the one 2/3 of the way to Denver may have reported there, but then arrived to the CP before their unit transmitted a new position with the next &quot;heartbeat&quot;.&nbsp; And then and then turn off their unit before it could report. Even if not, that person at the time I type this is still not time-barred from the checkpoint.&nbsp; They have 23 minutes until they are DNF.I believe all (or almost all) the riders at the hotel at this point, going through scoring, and some even in bed by now.&nbsp; They&#039;re not leaving.They&#039;ll get their next packets at 4 a.m. Sunday Mountain Daylight Time and start trickling out after that.&nbsp; This will be the last leg and will be the longest leg...5 days long.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ignacio, post: 1458177, member: 434"] I'm betting you're fairly zoomed in on Centennial. Just because reported dots aren't within a hundred yards of the hotel doesn't mean they're moving. For example, the one 2/3 of the way to Denver may have reported there, but then arrived to the CP before their unit transmitted a new position with the next "heartbeat". And then and then turn off their unit before it could report. Even if not, that person at the time I type this is still not time-barred from the checkpoint. They have 23 minutes until they are DNF. I believe all (or almost all) the riders at the hotel at this point, going through scoring, and some even in bed by now. They're not leaving. They'll get their next packets at 4 a.m. Sunday Mountain Daylight Time and start trickling out after that. This will be the last leg and will be the longest leg...5 days long. [/QUOTE]

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