Who's winning?
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The standings are close. I don't see a big disparity in reporting among the top teams, so it looks like things will be close down to the wire.
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Absolutely. It has been close the entire way. It is exciting to watch as the drama unfolds.
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<span style="font-size:xx-small;"><i>Round 7 will begin in sunny Los Angeles on March 7. Teams will have until April 6 to complete the course. Athletes will follow Route 66 to Chicago. On reaching the Windy City, the trails portion of the race will conclude and the rails portion will begin. We will then follow the route of the old New York Central Railroad, heading from Chicago to Detroit, passing briefly through Canada on our way to Buffalo, then on to Albany and finally to New York City.<br><br>
The Commish's Office is implementing the following Conceptual Change. In past rounds, 1 VRAA point equaled 1 mile traveled. In this round, 1 VRAA point will equal 1/4 mile traveled. When you run 1/4 in training, you will earn 1 point, and you will move your team forward 1/4 mile.<br><br>
Here are the details of the route.<br><br>
Los Angeles - Start<br>
San Bernardino - 53 miles, 212 points<br>
Barstow - 117 miles, 468 points<br>
Kingman - 329 miles, 1316 points<br>
Flagstaff - 470 miles, 1880 points<br>
Winona - 487 miles, 1948 points<br>
Gallup - 656 miles, 2624 points<br>
Amarillo - 1069 miles, 4276 points<br>
Oklahoma City - 1317 miles, 5268 points<br>
Joplin - 1531 miles, 6124 points<br>
St Louis - 1808 miles, 7232 points<br>
Springfield - 1910 miles, 7640 points<br>
Chicago - 2095 miles, 8380 points<br>
Detroit - 2353 miles, 9412 points<br>
Buffalo - 2595 miles, 10,380 points<br>
Albany - 2870 miles, 11,480 points<br>
New York City - 3004 miles, 12,016 points<br><br>
The first team to New York City wins. If no team makes it to NYC, the team with most points at the end of the round wins.</i></span><br><br><br>
Looks like the leaders are now in New York State!
The Commish's Office is implementing the following Conceptual Change. In past rounds, 1 VRAA point equaled 1 mile traveled. In this round, 1 VRAA point will equal 1/4 mile traveled. When you run 1/4 in training, you will earn 1 point, and you will move your team forward 1/4 mile.<br><br>
Here are the details of the route.<br><br>
Los Angeles - Start<br>
San Bernardino - 53 miles, 212 points<br>
Barstow - 117 miles, 468 points<br>
Kingman - 329 miles, 1316 points<br>
Flagstaff - 470 miles, 1880 points<br>
Winona - 487 miles, 1948 points<br>
Gallup - 656 miles, 2624 points<br>
Amarillo - 1069 miles, 4276 points<br>
Oklahoma City - 1317 miles, 5268 points<br>
Joplin - 1531 miles, 6124 points<br>
St Louis - 1808 miles, 7232 points<br>
Springfield - 1910 miles, 7640 points<br>
Chicago - 2095 miles, 8380 points<br>
Detroit - 2353 miles, 9412 points<br>
Buffalo - 2595 miles, 10,380 points<br>
Albany - 2870 miles, 11,480 points<br>
New York City - 3004 miles, 12,016 points<br><br>
The first team to New York City wins. If no team makes it to NYC, the team with most points at the end of the round wins.</i></span><br><br><br>
Looks like the leaders are now in New York State!
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