NHRA Class points updated...

[jmcarter]

As predicted, going to need some tie-breakers....

http://www.nhra.com/points/stock-ss.aspx

[thomas sheehan]

Originally Posted by jmcarter

As predicted, going to need some tie-breakers....

http://www.nhra.com/points/stock-ss.aspx

Tie-breakers have been posted for a while....

NHRA NATIONAL CLASS PERFORMER AWARD TIE-BREAKER METHODS

If a tie exists (for the season ending National Class Performer Award Championship) at the conclusion of the Full Throttle Drag Racing Series, it shall be resolved as follows. If, after step one is followed a tie still remains, additional steps are to be followed until tie is broken.

1. Review full season of points earned. Driver with most class wins (out of 3 scored events) wins tie.

2. Review full season of scored events (scored events are 3 of first 5 events at which driver received points). Driver with most rounds won wins tie.

3. Review full season of points earned. Driver running furthest under the class index on a class winning run wins tie.

4. Review full season of points earned. Driver with most class wins (out maximum 5 possible events) wins tie.

5. Review full season of scored events. Driver with most “head to head” victories wins tie.

6. Calculate average qualifying positions from scored events. Qualifying position to be rounded to one decimal point – for example, a driver qualifying 8, 15, and 9 would have a 10.7 average. Driver with the lowest average qualifying position wins tie.

7. Calculate average qualifying elapsed times from scored events. Driver with the quickest average qualifying elapsed time wins tie (SS, Stock is furthest under their class index).

[jmcarter]

Right Tom, should have said tie-breakers will come into play. Thanks for posting them to clarify.

[thomas sheehan]

I'd say tie-breaker #2 will determine your winner (most rds won).
For example... Bryan Chaney won 4 rds at Indy, and Roy Hill, Mike Cotten, and Lloyd Wofford (and others) won 3 rds at Indy. One more class win for any of these guys could put them in a good position.

By the way... what does it pay?

[art leong]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

I'd say tie-breaker #2 will determine your winner (most rds won).
For example... Bryan Chaney won 4 rds at Indy, and Roy Hill, Mike Cotten, and Lloyd Wofford (and others) won 3 rds at Indy. One more class win for any of these guys could put them in a good position.

By the way... what does it pay?

Unless they "changed" the rules again Indy does not count. They added the Sportsnationals no mention of Indy.

[Ed Wright]

Why would Indy not count? That combo deal is what Chaney ran.

[Larry Hill]

Indy does not count and only one Sportsnational can be used for the best three out of five races.

[scott helms]

Slate Cummins # 1 in SuperStock Stick??????????? Really, man that guy knows how to shift!

[MikeMoller]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

Why would Indy not count? That combo deal is what Chaney ran.

Thought they actually paid individual class contingency at Indy, that is why those points would not count.

[Joe Schweigert]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

I'd say tie-breaker #2 will determine your winner (most rds won).
For example... Bryan Chaney won 4 rds at Indy, and Roy Hill, Mike Cotten, and Lloyd Wofford (and others) won 3 rds at Indy. One more class win for any of these guys could put them in a good position.

By the way... what does it pay?

My guess is tie breaker 3 or 4 but the points posted are incorrect as they have counted ponts earned at two Sportsnationals for a couple of drivers