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First of all Koodos to you and the sponcers of the DB drag at St Cloud circuit city for haveing the resalts posted from this July 18th show already. One question for my divion. It seem to me the results are reflecting the qualifing scores. I say this because in quals I hit my 142.1 and in the first round that I still loss I hit a 143.0. The 142.1 is posted and also I know that on juy did not show up for the finals. Don't know his name though. I am not looking for the one point since I have been to enough shows to matter. Just though I would try to get some claification.
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We only use winning and qualifying scores. For example, if you qualify with a 142 and then get beat in the quarter finals, even though you did a 150, then the 142 is the score that would be listed in the results.
Hope this helps.
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So if I qualify with a 141.2 but some how win with a 150 and take first. The resalts might show me wining over someone with a qualifing score of 148 and my score of 141.2. Also posable for the results to show 3rd plase having a higher spl then scond?
Let's say we have 4 competitors. During qualifying, these competitors scored as follows:
Billy 150 Joe 151 Jim 152 Bob 153
Since their are only 4 competitors, all 4 competitors would receive Byes in the quarter final rounds. The semi final rounds would look like this:
Billy (150) VS Bob (153) Joe (151) VS Jim (152)
Let's say that Bob defeats Billy. Bob's score is 153 and Billy's score is 152. Even though Billy's score was 152, (which is higher than his qualifying score of 151), his highest WINNING score was 151. The 151 would be recorded as Billy's highest winning score. (If a competitor gets defeated in the initial round of eliminations, we use their QUALIFYING score as their high score, as in this case.)
Please let me know if you still have questions.
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That happened to me in Daytona. Sytem problems on Saturday resulted in a qualifying score of 158, and after staying up all night working on it, I did a 164 in quarter finals on Sunday, but still got beat by a 166, so what showed up in the results was the 158.
Steve
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