What is the consequence of 1/4 of the team not being in the correct position during a basic solo spinning position?

In synchro skating, the positioning of team members is crucial for the successful execution of elements, including basic solo spins. When a quarter of the team is not in the correct position during a spin, it indicates a significant deviation from the expected formation and execution standards.

In this case, the element is evaluated based on the prescribed requirements, and if a large portion of the team fails to meet these positioning criteria, the result is that the feature will not be counted. This is because the integrity and efficacy of the spin are compromised, which affects the overall performance quality as assessed by the judges. The spin is still performed, but the failure to maintain correct positions means that the team's ability to showcase the required element is diminished, leading to the conclusion that the feature does not meet the performance standards necessary for it to be recognized effectively. Consequently, the evaluation reflects that the element's quality and fulfillment of technical requirements are not achieved, resulting in the feature not being counted.