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04-24-2016, 10:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-24-2016, 10:38 AM by SomebodyDial911.)
All - I am bumping this thread to ask all RTR autocrossers to to class their car through the PCA Gold Gate Region's Points Classification System. Please follow the instructions below (copied and pasted from my initial post in this thread) and reply to this thread with your car classification.
It is important that all autocrossers complete this process, regardless of whether you believe you will participate in enough events to compete for the championship cup. The reason is that your classification impacts that race standing and point totals of others who are competing. So, please complete this process.
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We will be adopting the PCA Golden Gate Region's Points Classification System, which is incredibly robust, fully transparent, and easy to follow/understand. Thankfully, the GGR region is generous enough to let other PCA regions use their terrific system. You can find information about the points system here: http://classification.pca-ggr.org/classi.../index.php
What do you need to do?
Visit the link above and select the "Car Classification Form" link to begin classifying your car.
Be sure to walk through the form carefully and account for any modifications you may have made to your car. To the extent that this is overwhelming/confusing at all, please don't hesitate to make a post to this thread, and I will be happy to assist with your classification.
Once you have classed your car, please post on this thread to let me know. Your classification form will be visible for others to review, so I will follow up with any questions regarding your point assignments.
When do you need to do it?
As soon as possible. For any given event, we need to have each driver's classification in hand going into the event so that we can quickly turn around championship series race points totals and rankings following the event.
What is the result?
The point tally that results from you car classification form submission will put you into one of the following classifications for AX. Beside each classification, I've listed the PAX factor that will be applied to raw times at any event. So, for example, if your car is in the AX12 class and your best time at an event is 60 seconds, your adjusted time for competition purposes would be 60*0.928=55.68.
Class Point Range PAX Factor
AX01 1,151 - 32,767 1.000
AX02 1,001 - 1,150 1.000
AX03 901 - 1,000 1.000
AX04 801 - 900 0.993
AX05 751 - 800 0.986
AX06 701 - 750 0.978
AX07 651 - 700 0.970
AX08 601 - 650 0.962
AX09 551 - 600 0.954
AX10 501 - 550 0.946
AX11 451 - 500 0.938
AX12 401 - 450 0.928
AX13 351 - 400 0.917
AX14 301 - 350 0.906
AX15 251 - 300 0.894
AX16 0 - 250 0.883
Thank you in advance for taking the time to classify your car. We are really excited about this system and believe that it is going to significantly enhance the competitive dynamic this year!
Cheers,
Daniel
It is important that all autocrossers complete this process, regardless of whether you believe you will participate in enough events to compete for the championship cup. The reason is that your classification impacts that race standing and point totals of others who are competing. So, please complete this process.
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PASTED FROM PREVIOUS POST:
We will be adopting the PCA Golden Gate Region's Points Classification System, which is incredibly robust, fully transparent, and easy to follow/understand. Thankfully, the GGR region is generous enough to let other PCA regions use their terrific system. You can find information about the points system here: http://classification.pca-ggr.org/classi.../index.php
What do you need to do?
Visit the link above and select the "Car Classification Form" link to begin classifying your car.
Be sure to walk through the form carefully and account for any modifications you may have made to your car. To the extent that this is overwhelming/confusing at all, please don't hesitate to make a post to this thread, and I will be happy to assist with your classification.
Once you have classed your car, please post on this thread to let me know. Your classification form will be visible for others to review, so I will follow up with any questions regarding your point assignments.
When do you need to do it?
As soon as possible. For any given event, we need to have each driver's classification in hand going into the event so that we can quickly turn around championship series race points totals and rankings following the event.
What is the result?
The point tally that results from you car classification form submission will put you into one of the following classifications for AX. Beside each classification, I've listed the PAX factor that will be applied to raw times at any event. So, for example, if your car is in the AX12 class and your best time at an event is 60 seconds, your adjusted time for competition purposes would be 60*0.928=55.68.
Class Point Range PAX Factor
AX01 1,151 - 32,767 1.000
AX02 1,001 - 1,150 1.000
AX03 901 - 1,000 1.000
AX04 801 - 900 0.993
AX05 751 - 800 0.986
AX06 701 - 750 0.978
AX07 651 - 700 0.970
AX08 601 - 650 0.962
AX09 551 - 600 0.954
AX10 501 - 550 0.946
AX11 451 - 500 0.938
AX12 401 - 450 0.928
AX13 351 - 400 0.917
AX14 301 - 350 0.906
AX15 251 - 300 0.894
AX16 0 - 250 0.883
Thank you in advance for taking the time to classify your car. We are really excited about this system and believe that it is going to significantly enhance the competitive dynamic this year!
Cheers,
Daniel
2010 997 C2