SCORING
-Exhibition Drift Scoring Procedure-
Points will be awarded out of the maximum amount listed below:
- Smoke (5 points)
- Style (10 points)
- Angle (10 points)
- Control (10 points)
Explained...
- Smoke makes the drift more exciting. The more the better.
- Style consists of how a person controls their car differently from the average drifter (how they drift the course). Points are awarded for uniqueness... etc...
- Angle... the more the better. Because the above is completely left to personal judgment no point scale will be developed, but judges are expected to judge in an unbiased fashion.
- Control consists of how smooth the car is being handled while drifting, Points are taken off for wall hitting/sliding, lots of stuttered counter-steer, poor line taking, etc...
The challengers must decide where the judges are expected to judge drifting. This must be stated in the first or second post of each challenge so judges can do there job fairly and efficiently. Specify one of the following:
- Just in corners
- Linking some corners without drifting in straights
- Drifting the entire lap
If nothing is specified, individual judges may count drifting in straights and linking corners as either positive or zero points in style and control categories, but not in smoke or angle.
-Racing Drift Scoring Procedure-
Points will be awarded out of the maximum amount listed below:
- Style (5 points)
- Time (10 points)
- Speed (10 points)
- Control (10 points)
If more than two wheels leave the track the challenger must enter another video.
Explained...
- Style consists of how a person controls their car differently from the average drifter (how they drift race the course). It also includes a score for smoke (the more smoke is not better), unnecessary smoke as well as not enough smoke will count toward point deductions, but in general smoke from four wheels rather than two and moderate levels of smoke will be what the judges are looking for…
- Time will be scored on how fast the drifter is going. The faster competitor will receive a score of 10, while the slower one will receive a deduction of 1 point for every second lost to the opponent. For fractions of a second this proportion will be used in determining points.
- Speed: I have done the scoring in this way because exit and average speed take more skill than entrance speed.
- Average exit speed in all sectors with corners will be 40% of the score for speed
- Average average speed in all sectors with corners will be given 40% of the score for speed.
- Average entrance speed in all sectors will be given 20% of the score for speed. In each of the above areas, the person with the higher average speed will receive a score of ten and for every MPH the slower individual will receive a deduction of .2 points in exit and average speed and .1 points in entrance speed.
- Control will include line taking and slip angle, and will be judged by individual judges due to its nature. 40% of the score will be devoted to line taking, which involves proper apexing and the choice of a well chosen line (one that utilizes the road to the driver’s greatest advantage). 40% will be devoted to slip angle. Here the greater the angle does not necessarily grant a high score. Rather, the way that the slip angle is used will be of more importance, and things like clean exits and fast but controlled entries will be rewarded. 20% of the score will be reserved for deductions resulting from things like hitting walls and stuttered counter-steer (if these do not occur then they receive the full 20%).
*Speed and time will be determined by a submission of the following from the analyzer: speed, average speed, sector times, and lap time. Only the head judge will score this portion.*
In any moment, any of the statments above may change, depending on the situation. This post will be updated as soon as it possibly can. Some new points may be added, which will be in bold and at the end of the statement, have a date upon when it was added.
If the explanations are not comprehendable, do not make sense, or cannot find what you were looking for, please contact Thio either through a Private Message or on AIM at dn12tennis.
-Thio
(The original Scoring was made by bengee)