Question about comp eliminator

Superfan1 · 04-11-2014, 06:12 PM

The only thing that I would explain further is that, during eliminations, the CIC (Competition Index Control) penalty is equal to the second digit after the decimal point of a run more than .50 under the index. For example, a run of .51 under incurs a penalty of .01 for the next round, a run of .56 under incurs a penalty of .06 for the next round, and a run of .61 under incurs a penalty of .11 for the next round AND .01 permanent.

04-11-2014, 06:12 PM	#8
Superfan1 VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bridgeport,CT. Posts: 1,993 Likes: 1,667 Liked 2,638 Times in 440 Posts	Re: Question about comp eliminator The only thing that I would explain further is that, during eliminations, the CIC (Competition Index Control) penalty is equal to the second digit after the decimal point of a run more than .50 under the index. For example, a run of .51 under incurs a penalty of .01 for the next round, a run of .56 under incurs a penalty of .06 for the next round, and a run of .61 under incurs a penalty of .11 for the next round AND .01 permanent. __________________ Bill Seabrooks - superfan1 Bridgeport, CT