This should help :) - the post game celebration length got shortened in the v1.31 update on Mar 22 2017. It's not listed in the patch notes, but you can line in up with posts on Reddit, e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/RocketLeague/comments/613mik/is_it_just_me_or_are_the_winning_screens_shorter/

So in regards to the period where freestyling occurs, it probably was genuinely 9 seconds long in previous versions.

If I were to remove, let's call it post-game time, from my run, I would then argue that the time removal for freestyling from current version runs should only be 5 seconds per game.

Based on the first game from your run, I am timing this between 5:22.58 - 5:27.58 (give or take a few milliseconds as I'm doing this from the Twitch vod.)

Otherwise, as far as I see it, removing 9 seconds per game also cuts out elements that are common across all versions, namely the appearance of the Winner screen and the scoreboard right up to the first required input. From your run, I am timing this between 5:19.80 - 5:28.6.

And for comparison from my run - for the first game I timed this from 5:12.47 - 5:16.50 = 4 seconds.

Hey

My (current) time removal is 62.4 seconds.

For "Freestyling" - I've removed 4 seconds from each game - this is timed from the moment each game ends through to the first "Press any button to continue" message. This should mirror the timing used for the 9 second removal on current versions, where the extended freestyling period is 5 seconds. This multiplied by 11 games is 44 seconds. One error I've made is that this shouldn't apply for the final game as the run itself should end immediately after the final game concludes - I'll edit my time to add this back in (i.e. +4 seconds).

For Loading - mine is 18.4 seconds total. Longest load was 2 seconds, quickest was 1.2.

Cheers