yes... 123,91... :-)
yes... 123,91... :-)
If you look carefully to your flight, you may see quite a number of GPS measuring errors, as usual on many of other pilots uploaded flights. That means in this case that the triangle has some "out of boundary" speeds on second leg mainly, in which the glider goes from 88Kmh to 315Kmh in 1 second and again to 429 in the next second and down to 178 in a further second to return below 80 again later. This gives a final error on mean speed and points
... If you look well, most of the flight is done around 80 Km/h (which is really good), and with two legs with mean speeds well above 120.... something must be screwed there...
Those GPS errors are usually due to poor reception due to much CFK around, or poor placement of the GPS unit, or few GPS satellites around, or any of the previous circumstances combined with very steep angle turns. In our slope, where quite high speeds are obtained, steep turns are a MUST, so very careful GPS placement is mandatory in order to avoid errors and contribute to a fair and clean competition, but as said before, that's not done by everybody or every time...
I have been flying already 4 years RC OLC and know very well those errors that can ruin a flight. I use to examine my flights with seeyou software and if the scored triangle has GPS errors I use to delete the affected flight. Not everybody does, that's free, but if detected by OLC team, it may lead to unwanted situations...
Cheers and have much fun, that's the OLC competition goal
Hätte nicht gedacht, dass der Hobel im Flachland nutzbar ist. 
