The MATTS 2009 Championship Series Points System Rules

Individual Points Structure

The class champion in any class is the person with the greatest points in the class, but that person must have run more than half the events to receive a year-end trophy. Multiple class winners will receive one trophy. An event is each SCCA sanctioned event in the series. Points are awarded as per the following schedule. Points are awarded for each class.

A competitor's lowest scoring events are dropped from the final total based on the following schedule

Five Events or less- None

Six to Eight Events - 1 Drop

Nine to Ten Events - 2 Drops

Eleven or More Events - 3 Drops

Team Points Structure

A registration fee of $50.00 is required to register a team to help purchase the year end winning team jackets. A minimum of three teams is required to awards team jackets. Team members must be decided by and handed in to the points keeper before the start of the first timed run of the second event of the year. Points are awarded as per the following schedule.

Best 5 scores per team per event

2 points per event per team member - member must complete one timed run.

1 point for each car beaten in class.

2 points for breaking an existing class record.

1/2 point per event if a member completes one timed run in all events.

If you have any questions please contact the 2009 points keeper Dave Yeager.

2009 Points

Class Championships

Best Overall

New award for 2009 is the "Best Overall". The name is not solid so if someone has an idea, we are open. King of the Hill has been rejected for it's gender orientation. Top Gun is a cliche. Give us your opinion. How it works is the fastest car overall gets 100 points and each individual gets 1 point less according to thier finishing position. In other words, 2nd place gets 99 points 3rd gets 98 etc. All events will be counted. No drops. More than 100 drivers mean each one after 100 gets 1 point.
Best Overall Points

Lloyd Geib
EL&M Auto Recycling is sponsering a special award to acknowledge the competitor that enters the most events and beats the most competitors in their class. It is meant to honor Lloyd Geib who has been a consistent competitor for over 40 years. The points are calculated by giving each 10 points plus muliplying the number of drivers you beat in class by 10. If you are in a class of 5 and you finish first, you get 50 points. Second gets 40 points etc. No drops will be allowed. There will be trophy plus a $100 gift certificate from a racing accessory company to the driver with highest points.

Lloyd Geib Points