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04-15-2008, 08:03 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Originally Posted by mikeo
Sure.
Raw = Actual elapsed time of your best run.
PAX = A formula, set annually by SCCA, that attempts to remove the class differences between cars (SuperSport vs. H-Stock say) by assigning a % factor to each class. This % factor is applied to Raw times (Raw X Pax%) which yields the Corrected time (Corr). This Corrected Time suposedly is a better indication of driver vs. driver skills without the actual car.
Ratio = Your relative position time-wise compared to the fastest PAX driver (who is always 100.00) |
Thanks !
Good info!
Crowley
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