No, I only document drivers who run the main events, not to those who don't qualify, just because they don't qualify should not be counted or skew any other results. It just means "said" driver had an off night and didn't make the show.
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My question would be...in that example, though, 'not making the show' benefits a driver...(?)Originally posted by MontanaMagic1619* View PostNo, I only document drivers who run the main events, not to those who don't qualify, just because they don't qualify should not be counted or skew any other results. It just means "said" driver had an off night and didn't make the show.
Whereas finishing 25th in the feature hurts the driver...(?)
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A more accurate scoring representation for a driver who entered, but missed the show, would be: number of feature starters + finish position in B main. So if you don’t transfer into a 24-car field and you finished 7th in your B main, you score a 31. If there were two B mains, double the 7th place finishing position in your B, and your score is 38. Three B mains = 45, etc. That seems fair, doesn’t it? There has to be a penalty for missing the show.Originally posted by DustinJ14 View PostMy question would be...in that example, though, 'not making the show' benefits a driver...(?)
Whereas finishing 25th in the feature hurts the driver...(?)
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penalty for not making feature why the driver is already penalized enough by not making it sometimes by mechanical problems or just did not feel comfortable with car which it should be expected at the very beginning of new year to get the bugs ironed out some chose there sanctioned only.
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