The point score will combine all classes into one. The results will be based on the normalised final results for each class. This means that anyone who consistently attends our events and finishes high up in the standings will be rewarded. The actual points allocation will be based on the system currently employed by the F3A World Cup events. If you finish first second or third in your class bonus points will be added to your score as per the tables below. 

Final Point Score 2016:

Position Name Points
1 Brian McGowan
 160
2 David McFarlane 
 152
3 Kahl Eckersley
151
4 Gavin Fitz-Henry 133
5 Shayne Lysaght 133
6 Tom Collinge 112
7 Philip Tallack 103
8 Felix Nieuwenhuizen 97
9 Brian Dooley 85
10 Rod Bailey 77
11 Ray Smith 76
12  Chris Tindall 74
13 Brian McFarlane 68
14 Benjamin Burrell 61
15  Bill Garrod
 46
16  Richard Knox 46
17 Jason Arnold 46
18 David Tiernan 43
19 Tristan Berry 41
20  Gavin Dark 38
21 John Payne
 36
22 Roger Chapman 33
23  Rob Greenwood 31
24  Alastair Bennetts 28
25  Joe Costa 26
26  Tony Russell 26
27 Richard Hirst 24
28 Simon Atkinson 20
29  Dean Erby 18
30 Con Kyraikides 16
31 James Danby 14
32 Adam Huszarek 13
33 Anton Bates 13
34 Peter Pennisi 12
35 Neil Martin 10
36 Ben Bird 8
37 Paul Hartley 8
38 Steven Bird 6

 

Points Allocation

The points to be allocated to competitors will depend on the number (N) of competitors who have completed at least one flight in the event. A competitor has completed a flight if he registers a score greater than zero (0).

A) N>20

Placing 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 20 21 and after
Points 20 19 18 17 16 15 … 1 0

  

 

 

A bonus of 8 points is given to the first placed competitor; 5 points to the second placed and 3 points to the third.

B) N<20

Placing 1 2 3 4 5 6 … N-1 N
Points N N-1 N-2 N-3 N-4 N-5 … 2 1

 

 

The bonus is defined as follows:

- For first place: N/3 rounded up to the nearest whole number of points, with a maximum of 7 points;

- For second place: N/5 rounded up to the nearest whole number of points, with a maximum of 4 points;

- For third place: N/7 rounded up tot he nearest whole number of points, with a maximum of 3 points.

In the event of a tie between competitors for any placing, the competitors will share the points which would have been awarded to the places covered had the tie been resolved (round up the score tot he nearest whole number of points).