not wanting to complain, but?

dicky14 · #1 17-09-2013

how come you can finish in the top 40 of the regionals and still only get an F4 grading

when over a 100 drivers competed?

/tobys · #2 17-09-2013

It's down to how many did 3 or more rounds, not how many competed. Only those that did enough rounds count towards the F grading.

dicky14 · #3 17-09-2013

did 4 out of 5 and finished higher than some of the guys that haved gained F3? make no sense.

dicky14 · #4 17-09-2013

Must try harder next year me thinks. lol

dbizzle5 · #5 17-09-2013

Some may have got it in 4wd? Or if they were f2 last year they automatically only drop down 1 grade.

RDG 40 · #6 17-09-2013

It might make more sense tbh if someone wud be kind enough to put order in which it was graded like last year, then ul c how far u was off grade in class.

Im sure i only got f3 each year by 4wd standings

Robbiejuk · #7 23-09-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by /tobys

It's down to how many did 3 or more rounds, not how many competed. Only those that did enough rounds count towards the F grading.

Yep. Looking at the 2wd results out of 105 competitors, only 65 completed enough rounds to qualify for the championship. You also need to take out drivers who have gained the F grading at nationals. That takes another 6 off that total to. The percentages for F grades are then done on that adjusted base figure.