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RSCC Points

IIf you were looking for a reason to join our club, maybe the thoughts of winning your class and receiving a year-end trophy is the answer. Awards are given for "Class" as well as "PAX" and "Overall". In this way the club is acknowledging it's most competitive drivers.

To be eligible for the end of the year class trophies, you must run in that class at least 3 times as a dues paid member during the year (one event grace period on past points).

At each event, points are awarded as follows:

Class Points:
Get 3 points for your paid entry and you also receive 1 point for every car that you beat, including cars that receive a DNS (did not start).

Overall Points:
Overall points are calculated for each event using the "Modified Base 8" Method, as explained in the following table.

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Above is the number of entrants in class.
Below is the number of points awarded for each entrant.

First in class at the top, last in class at the bottom.
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2008 Pax Points:

The PAX/RTP index is a "Racers Theoretical Performance"

This Index was developed by Rick Ruth and reflects study of results from over 200 nationwide Solo II events including, the Tire Rack® Solo II National Championships, National Tour, Chicago Region, Great American Solo Series, Houston Region, Midwest Divisional Series, Milwaukee Region, New England Region, Northwest Region, Northern New Jersey Region, Oregon Region, Philadelphia Region, Southeast Divisional Series, San Francisco Region, San Diego Region, South Jersey Region, St Louis Region, Tri-State Sports Car Council, Texas Region, Wisconsin Autocrossers Inc., and several others.

The PAX factors are derived from comparisons of the best drivers in the different open SCCA classes in a selected series of events. Thus a PAX factor is a sort of handicap with a PAX of 1.000 being for the fastest class of cars (A-Modified). Use the table below to find the PAX factor for your car's class. The official PAX Web Site contains both present and past PAX factors.

Stock Street Prepared Prepared Street Touring Modified Kart
SS
0.852
ASP
 0.863
XP
0.882
STS
0.816
AM
1.000
F125
 0.948
AS
0.842
BSP
 0.858
BP
0.866
STS2
0.818
BM
0.937
FJ1
 0.790
BS
0.832
CSP
 0.856
CP
0.864
STX
0.820
CM
0.904
FJ2
 0.800
CS
0.831
DSP
 0.843
DP
0.863
STU
0.830
DM
0.890
FJ3(FJB)
 0.828
DS
0.812
ESP
 0.841
EP
0.863
SM
0.860
EM
0.887
FJ4 FJA)
 0.855
ES
0.817
FSP
 0.833
FP
0.872
SM2
0.867
FM
0.895
 
FS
0.821
GP
0.847
FSAE
0.946
 
GS
0.815
 
HS
0.792
 

Our points for the PAX are calclated by taking your PAX index time and subtracting the fastest PAX index time.
multiplying that number times 100 then subtrating that number from 1000 which is the highest points that you can receive.
1000-((your PI - fastest PI) x 100)