Kaltag cp. #1

[mamamia]

He is and he isn't. Remember he hasn't taken his man 8 and will have to do it here. I'm glad to see him running so well. I actually had him at #2 on my TTP. He won't get there but I would like to see him at least make the top 10.

[aren]

Hi, been away for almost 24hr again. Have a lot to catch up.
What has happened to Ken's GPS (Gone Past Sanity). According to Ionearth he is still between Galena and Nulato

aren

[mamamia]

We've got Gatt and Backen still traveling together and into Kaltag 2m apart Nice speed! Faster than Jeff and Lance.

[Moose]

Morning. Too busy the last few days to do much more than read the threads, but just wanted to comment about Hans and Kjetil traveling together. It must be like dogs and their shadows following along behind. Anyone know if they're switching positions and if they're resting/treating together? I may be wrong but it looks like Hans has been first (by a minute!) out of the last couple of checkpoints and into the next (by a minute). What a race, huh?!?!

[mamamia]

tracker has Mitch Seavy at 3 miles out and running 8mph! He must be sprinting into the cp!

hi Moose, missed you yesterday.

[SuldalsXpressen]

Wow, Martin just arrived. He is heading for top 5!!

Eskil

[sbd]

We've got Gatt and Backen still traveling together and into Kaltag 2m apart Nice speed! Faster than Jeff and Lance.

Remember the change to DST may influence the runtime and thereby the speed

[mamamia]

you may be right. has anyone heard from the ITC how they were going to adjust their calculations for DST?

[mamamia]

Along with that, did King rest 3h or 4h in Kaltag?

[mira]

Look at the time for Gatt and Backen (for instance). Their runtime are listed as 5 hours and something, but the time in and out got six hours difference.
Same for King,s resting, he rested for four hours but the from-to time difference is five hours.

It looks like ITC are doing this correctly