Points

2010 Current Points

After 2 of 7 Races

OVERALL POINTS:
242 David Rudd (Ch) (Includes 20 Bonus Points – Best Light Race 2 .010)
162 Chris Brown (Includes 20 Bonus Points – Best Light Race 1 .008)
122 Brian Sanders
102 Chad Axford
102 Wayne Axford
82 Jason McCoey
62 Blake Bryan
62 Chad Bryan
62 Jason Lang
52 Tony Klink (R)
52 Nathan Cole
50 Larry Menniti (R)
32 Ken Porter

Standard Points
Show up on Race Day, register and pass tech inspection, you earn car count (i.e. 17 cars, 17 points)*

Bonus Points
“Best Light” during eliminations: 20 bonus points.

*Car count points can be awarded if you can not race due to hardship. You must pay for trophy and jackpot before start of eliminations to recieve car count points for that race

Attending all seven full events ready to race: 20 bonus points

Points Structure for 1-16 participants:	Points Structure for 17 or more participants
Event Win 100 points	Event Win 100 points
Runner-up 80 points	Runner-up 80 points
3rd round loser 60 points	4th round loser 60 points
2nd round loser 40 points	3rd round loser 40 points
1st round loser 20 points	2nd round loser 20 points

Pairing structure will be decided by reaction time scored during practice runs. Lower reaction time gets lane choice. Lowest number gets the bye if and when applicable.

If you break before eliminations begin, please make every attempt to notify the race director at the driver’s meeting. If you are still working on your car, and think you will make it to eliminations, send someone to the driver’s meeting to relay information and pick a number for you.

We will not re-structure the ladder due to “no shows”. If your opponent is a no-show, you get a bye. In some cases in the interest of time, the track will insist you not make your bye run. The racer will not be penalized for racetrack decisions out of the racers control.

In case of raceday rainout, bonus points will be awarded to those that arrive at the track, call the Race Director, or make an effort to make it to the track. Final decision is made solely by the Race Director

The goal of this series is to have fun. I know everyone is passionate about racing otherwise we wouldn’t be doing this, but we expect everyone to keep things in prespective and set a good, positive example for all our fellow racers and spectators alike. Any unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. This should go without saying. The definition of unsportsmanlike conduct will be determined by the Race Director, but I think we all know what that is. Disciplinary action range can from a warning, to expulsion of the offender from the NASA organization entirely.

If you wish to lodge a complaint, or protest a decision about something that happened during the event, come talk to the Race Director. If it is something that cannot be easily resolved on the spot, the Race Director may ask you to submit it in writing.