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I can only speak from looking at my own personal feedback from being a TR leader and from a few other people I know who have posted their information, and also from ETV33's clicklist project they are doing through their journal. The things I am unsure about are whether the people they count as you leading are active players, actively participated in the TR, or if they were just whoever was assigned to your team. I'm guessing it's one of the former, otherwise the totals for people that were led would be a lot higher just due to the amount of accounts on the site. That said, the average across the 8 or so teams I saw was around 200 people for team. My poison team last month was an outlier with 288 people, but again, I am unsure if who is counted are people who participated in the race or were just active and assigned a role. I know the March poison race was really hype for a lot of us and it was the first time the poison team had ever won a TR period, so it likely drove up engagement. So, potentially based on that outlier, maybe it counts the people who actively participated in the race. If it is based on the amount of people who actively participate, then I think the success of your team is going to be based on how engaged your TR leader is and how many other players they can encourage to participate. Not to say this is all on the leader, as there are many people part of the team and the more talkative and engaged the team is in general the better the success. But this current race is only my third TR leader race so there may be someone else more experienced than I am who could offer their insight but I do feel like the teams are likely pretty balanced in terms of how many members are assigned to which team, but your level of engagement from said teammates depends a lot on your TR leader and their ability to encourage participation, however small.