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« on: March 28, 2023, 08:19:28 AM »
As for recalculating Newcastle Race 1 scores, there is no need.
I have added the rules of the 2023 V8CFL Tournament to the Tournament thread. They are pretty simple. Mostly the tiebreaking formulas for both rounds and the season. Just remember, there is only one WIN and one LOSS per round. Individual races are for points but the overall round score is what counts.
Something to watch each round is how your team matches up with the team you are racing. I will do this only once, and this is for the AGP. Eight cars are scored in the V8CFL. No teams racing against each other this round have the identical eight cars. Here are the team differences in each matchup:
TAA Performance: 88, 99, 18, 14
A1 SimSports: 8, 26, 5, 3
Kalyara Racing Team: 26, 9, 20, 55
The Arrow Motorsport: 8, 5, 18, 3
Bump and Run Racing: 20, 55
R&K Motorsports: 5, 3
Woftam Racing: 25, 8, 26, 5, 18, 3, 34
Ecurie Escargot: 17, 88, 99, 9, 20, 31, 55
Brazen Autosport: 6, 99, 3
Super Seven Racing Aotearoa: 17, 88, 31
Ain't Care Motorsports: 97, 3, 31
Shogun Autosport: 17, 14, 55
So, the easiest way to decipher this is Bump and Run Racing v. R&K Motorsports. Bump and Run Racing has the 20 and 55 cars whereas R&K Motorsports has the 5 and 3 cars as the differences. Hence, the former will be pulling for the 20 car to best the 5 car, and the 55 car to best the 3 car. The latter will pulling in the opposite direction. This matchup only has a two car difference.
Now if you look at Woftam Racing v. Ecurie Escargot, there is a SEVEN car difference. Many more variables.
You can look at your camp and see what you are up against this round. Four races. One final points tally for the WIN or LOSS. Rosters are locked in per the V8CFL rules. I am excited that the Tournament js back.