2003 Series
Standings
NCTS : The Equation
* Scoring will be done the same way that it was done in 2002
The top five gender times will be used to create an average
time
that all gender times will be divided into.
* All male participants' times will be divided into this average
male
"base" time to create raw scores. (same for females)
* EXAMPLE:
* The five lowest men's times are:
1 Hr. 2'33"
1 Hr. 2'48"
1 Hr. 3'15"
1 Hr. 3'21"
1 Hr. 3'30"
* The base time becomes 1 Hr. 3'9" (the average of the
five)
* All male's times are divided into 1 Hr. 3'9"
* The winner of the race ( 1 Hr. 2'33") receives a base
score
of 1.0087 ( 1 Hr. 2'33" divided into 1 Hr. 3'9")
* The fifth place finisher ( 1 Hr. 3'30") receives a base
score
of .9936 ( 1 Hr. 3'30" divided into 1 Hr. 3'9")
* The base score is then multiplied by the race weight index
for that particular race.
* For purposes of this example, this race is Triangle.
* Triangle has a race weight index of .91
* The winner of the race would receive a score of .9179
(1.0087 X .91)
* This same method would be used to calculate women's
scores.
IN SUMMARY: To establish the race score for participants, all
times are divided into the base average time and
then multiplied by the race weight index. Men's
and women's times will be calculated
separately.
* This same process will apply for females. The fastest female
time will become the "base" time that all female times
are
measured against.
Timing System: All NCTS races will be timed with the
ChampionChip timing system
Click on event title to see race details, finish position,
and photos.