That's interesting! I thought I was first across the end banner (or is that not the same as the finish line?). No idea about the start banner (I wasn't looking out for that!).A bit funny, that I came in last of that 5 man group timewise, as I was the first (of all) riders to pass the start banner, and the first of the 5 to pass the end banner. The segment apparently does not start or end right at the banners.
I think it might be down to the internal clock/timings on your/others PC's - the reason why Zwiftpower have spent so much time and effort on directly verifying timings direct fro the zwift server and not from individual PC's timings - and the reason why timings for things like Tour De Zwift sometimes varied by a few seconds from what was shown on screen and what was recorded by ZP. Bit annoying for you though Steen - hopefully the luck will run the other way for you on another stageA bit funny, that I came in last of that 5 man group timewise, as I was the first (of all) riders to pass the start banner, and the first of the 5 to pass the end banner. The segment apparently does not start or end right at the banners.
Steen was first through the official start/finish banner (about 51:30 on his video) which is where the Strava segment times are meant taken from. The Meetup finish line was a few hundred metres later which you went through first. Meetup start and finish will always be a few hundred metres either side of the official start/finish banners which are used for "Zwift Insider verified" strava segments.
He might have used that Aero PU earlier, had he known. 
No, I've just worked out what happened - if you look at the strava flyby for you and Pete, you went past the start banner well before him, but he was closer to you when you went back past it at the end. So because he started the segment (for example) 10 seconds behind you, but finished (for example) only 5 seconds behind you, he would have actually completed the segment between the start and finish 5 seconds quicker.Yeah I know that in the big races/rides with 1000s of participants the time shown on screen is not the same as on ZP. The same thing happens on Bkool sometimes, so not a Zwift only problem per se.
It just doesn't make any sense doing a full-on sprint, when you may be 5 seconds behind on the segment after the race.
I was lucky that @peterob wasn't aware that the timing would (well, should) be at the official finish banner.
No, I've just worked out what happened - if you look at the strava flyby for you and Pete, you went past the start banner well before him, but he was closer to you when you went back past it at the end. So because he started the segment (for example) 10 seconds behind you, but finished (for example) only 5 seconds behind you, he would have actually completed the segment between the start and finish 5 seconds quicker.
Only way to solve this is for us to do a rolling start and try and pass the start banner as a group and only start racing at that point. Happy to give this a try in future races - will need everyone to pay attention to the rules though, which could be tricky...
No, I've just worked out what happened - if you look at the strava flyby for you and Pete, you went past the start banner well before him, but he was closer to you when you went back past it at the end. So because he started the segment (for example) 10 seconds behind you, but finished (for example) only 5 seconds behind you, he would have actually completed the segment between the start and finish 5 seconds quicker.
Only way to solve this is for us to do a rolling start and try and pass the start banner as a group and only start racing at that point. Happy to give this a try in future races - will need everyone to pay attention to the rules though, which could be tricky...
I don't think there is any 100% solution to the problem, as us all hitting the line in the same second is impossible.Well it'll only really matter if there's only 5 seconds or so between you at the end of the full league - and your sprint finish wasn't totally wasted as it would still have shaved a few seconds off your overall timeAh yes, that makes sense.
