Wakefield 6 Hour Programme 2011 by Wakefield Park

2010 ALL BRITISH

WAKEFIELD PARK JUNE 27th 2010

2011 Wakefield 6 Hour Regularity

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The Scoring system is designed so that the team with the lowest Final Factor wins the event.

Manager’s Kit) and submit it to the Event Secretary by 5.00pm on Saturday 10th July, 2010

The following is an explanation on how this Final Factor is arrived at and a description of the

Team Managers may change their competitors’ nominated times by submitting a Competitors

variables that make up the calculation.

Lap Time Revision Form no later than 9.00am on Sunday11th July 2010 to the Event Secretary

*Goal Laps For this example, each team comprises a minimum of 4 competitors and each competitor nominates a lap time in whole seconds that they believe they can maintain while on the circuit. Those nominated lap times (in seconds) are averaged and divided into 6 hours to give a theoretical maximum number of laps that could be achieved by the team. This number is then

or their representative.

laps actually completed by the team, varied by the addition of Bonus Laps or subtraction of Penalty Laps.

* Regularity Factor Regularity Factor is the difference between a driver’s fastest lap time and the average of their slowest 5 lap times. *Factor 1

*Bonus Laps

Factor 1 is Goal Laps / Achieved A Bonus Lap is reward for maintainLaps ing regularity and is awarded when Example: 564 / 352 = 1.602 the driver completes a lap within + 0.99 seconds of their nominated lap time.

*Factor 2

*Penalty Laps

e.g. Driver # 1 = fastest lap (1:15.10) and average of slowest 5 laps (1:18.28), factor

A Penalty Lap occurs when the driver completes a lap under their nominated lap time.

doubled and rounded to the nearest whole number to take into account “Bonus Laps” to *Changeover Laps

arrive at “Goal Laps” for the team. A Changeover Lap occurs when a driver leaves the circuit i.e. at a Example: changeover. The inlap 4 drivers Driver #1 nominates of the incoming car and the out-lap 1:15.00 = 75 seconds of the outgoing car (a total of 2 laps, Driver #2 nominates 1:20.00 = 80 combined seconds time exceeding 2:30 minutes) are Driver #3 nominates 1:19.00 = 79 not counted. The software automatiseconds cally recognises a Driver #4 nominates 1:12.00 = 72 period in excess of 2:30 minutes seconds and generates a Changeover Lap. It Total = 306 / 4 = 76.5 is shown on the 21600 (6 hours) / 76.5

print out as *****.

= 282.35 x 2 = 564 Goal Laps

Factor 2 is obtained by averaging all the drivers’ Regularity Factors

= 3.18 Driver # 2 = 3.12 Driver # 3 = 4.87 Driver # 4 = 4.42 These factors are added and averaged to determine the team’s Factor 2, in this case = 3.897

*Final Factor The winning team has the lowest Final Factor.

Team Managers to complete Com- Achieved Laps petitors Lap Time Nomination Form Achieved Laps is the number of (included in Team 2011 Wakefield 6 Hour Regularity

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WARNING: MOTOR RACING IS DANGEROUS Motor Racing is DANGEROUS, and spectators attending this track do so entirely at their own risk. It is a condition of admission that all persons having a connection with the promotion, and/or organisation, and/or conduct of the meeting, including the owners of the land and the riders and owners of vehicles and passengers in the vehicles, are absolved from all liability arising out of the accidents causing damage or personal injury to spectators or ticket holders, except where due care and skill has not been exercised. ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE PADDOCK AREA BY ORDER OF AUSTRALIAN AUTO-SPORT ALLIANCE. ANIMALS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT THE CIRCUIT AS PER THE NCR’S.

Organising Committee:

Kayla Edwards, Matthew Ronke, David Firminger

CLERK OF COURSE:

David Firminger

AASA STEWARD:

Matthew Ronke

RACE SECRETARY:

Kayla Edwards

CHIEF SCRUTINEER:

TBA

CHIEF TIMEKEEPER:

Eldee Timing

RECOVERY:

Chris Lenihan and Southern Cross Motorsport Fire and Rescue

FLAG MARSHALS:

Wakefield Park Team

TRACK Preparation:

Sam Gill, Craig Rutherford and Matt Keegan

MEDICAL SERVICES:

Ambulance Service Australia

OFFICE:

Robyn Ryan, Gail Lewis

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