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Strategic Effort and Non-Linear Positional Bandwagon Drafting Benefits in Multi-Stage Competitive Games: Evidence from Triathlon
This paper examines strategic effort and positioning choices in finite multistage games These choices can generate positional bandwagon drafting benefits through externalities when athletes follow others trajectories Focusing on open-water swim drafting where athletes reduce drag by swimming directl
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