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I susspect that anything as obvious as the following has been thought of and
rejected for equally obvious reasons that I'm also not aware of. Anyway, here goes.... Why not adjust turn area tasks so that turn area diameters are porportional to a competitors handicap - i.e. small diameter turn areas for high performance gliders and huge ones for low performance gliders? This would force the high performance gliders to fly much farther than the low performance ones to get credit for turnpoints. The idea is a sort of an elastic "one size fits all" approach to task calling. Of course, this might require complete rejiggering of an already complex scoring system. Bill Daniels |
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