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> having it in the wrong spot means we may never know if Tom Pidcock's extra speed would have allowed him to make up the small distance in the final 26.86cm. I
by jhgb 6y ago
> having it in the wrong spot means we may never know if Tom Pidcock's extra speed would have allowed him to make up the small distance in the final 26.86cm.
Isn't it possible to extrapolate the movement from the last few frames of the image sequence?
- tomglynch 6y agoPotentially - do you mean via the video or the photo-finish image? I've suggested in the article looking at when the wheel reaches 98% of the full height which I think is along the lines of what you're saying.
- jhgb 6y agoI meant the photo-finish cameras, but nevermind, I forgot how these things worked. But I would expect high-speed 2D cameras being available today at the finish line as well.