What is the overtime deduction per second on floor?

What is the overtime deduction per second on floor?

• A. 0.05
• B. 0.10
• C. 0.15
• D. 0.20

Answer: (B)

Time limits on a floor routine are enforced with time faults. If the routine runs over the maximum allowed duration, judges apply a deduction for each second past the limit. The standard rate for floor overtime is 0.10 points per second, so every extra second costs 0.10, two extra seconds cost 0.20, and so on. This provides a linear, predictable penalty that mirrors how late the performance ends and matches the established time-fault practice used in USAG judging.

Time limits on a floor routine are enforced with time faults. If the routine runs over the maximum allowed duration, judges apply a deduction for each second past the limit. The standard rate for floor overtime is 0.10 points per second, so every extra second costs 0.10, two extra seconds cost 0.20, and so on. This provides a linear, predictable penalty that mirrors how late the performance ends and matches the established time-fault practice used in USAG judging.