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May 19th 19, 10:25 AM
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Contest Class Development for Future Success - The Case fordeveloping the Handicapped Classes
I do quite like the handicapping they use in the F1.0 GP here in Aus.
The handicap is applied as a larger circle around the turnpoint/points in accordance with handicap. This means speeds are directly comparable ‘off the stick” Here from memory, we run Multi class 15m 18m and open Standard and Club class nationals. Junior Nationals 20M Nationals. 
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