"As anyone that has used GPS technology during a race can attest - typically over a long distance the Garmin data will show a bit longer distance than the actual course distance. Her total time on the watch is 22 seconds longer than her initial finishing time - showing that she did indeed start the watch when she crossed the starting line," he concluded. It showed 11.65 Total Miles with a 1:22:07 Total Time. So I purchased the pictures to get a look in high-resolution, and zoomed in," Murphy said. "I noticed that she was wearing her Garmin 235, and the face was visible.
He then took a look at her photos after the race. Also, through the Flyby screen, I was able to confirm that she actually covered this course in the afternoon - long after the race was complete."
"The cadence data is more consistent with what you would expect on a bike ride, not a run. "She had this labeled as a run, and the total time *almost* matches her original time for the 1/2 marathon," Murphy wrote.
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