Points are tallied throughout each season to determine standings in each class (first, second, third place). Champions are acknowledged at the end of each season for their standing in each class they race.
How Points are Tallied
- As a general rule the driver must complete at least half the number of laps of the winner to score points. (This is a bit flexible, for other factors are taken into account in deciding this.)
- 10 points are awarded for each class you run & are available to race. Default points (10-20) are awarded if no one else is able to run.
- Points for placings are 10 for a win, 8 for second, 6 for third, 4 for fourth, and 2 for fifth. Double points are awarded for the final.
- PROPOSED: Drivers may be invited to upgrade their class grade by the racing committee (Example: 1/5th B to 1/5th A). If drivers choose to upgrade during a season, the points they accumulated in the previous class grade remain in that class. Drivers will enter the new class grade with a zero points balance. Drivers may opt to remain in their current class (and upgrade grades at the end of the current season) if they wish to continue accumulating points.
Drivers may be invited to upgrade their class level by the racing committee. If drivers choose to upgrade their class during a season, they forfeit their points. Drivers may opt to remain in their current class (and upgrade at the end of the current season) if they wish to retain their points. - Points are awarded according to the statistics reported by the computerised racing system. If drivers forget to use their allocated transponder, they cannot be awarded points.