Montana, in drag racing, it is typical to emphasize the time range that you've broken into when shortening your time. This isn't mathematics where numbers are rounded up or down. For example: a ten second car is one that has an ET of 10.99999 or better. Sure, it matters if it is 10.0000 or 10.9999 - there's a big difference in performance - but the point is that even at 10.9999 they broke into the tens. Same goes for the following digits. So calling a 12.09 a 12.0 is quite typical and expected.