Points System for Short Course

The racer that finish’s all laps in both motos with the lowest finishing positions in both motos will win for the day. 

Example-         Racer #1 gets a 1^st, in the first moto and a 1^st in the second  moto. 1^st & 1^st = 2 (lowest possible score you can get) 

If there is a tie in the score, then the racer will be decided by who finishes the best in the second moto. 

Example-         Racer #1 gets 1^st in the first moto, and a 2^nd on the second moto.  Score = 3. Racer #2 gets a 2^nd in the first moto, and a 1^st on the second moto. Score = 3.The tie breaker is decided by the second moto.  Racer #2 finished ahead of racer #1.  Racer #2 wins the race for the day. 

Determining finishing position if a racer does not finish all laps in both motos combined for the day. The racer with the most laps completed, will win over a racer with fewer laps completed.  

Example-         Racer #3 went 19 combined laps, and racer #4, went 18 combined laps.  Racer #3 went the furthest distance.  Therefore racer #3 wins over racer #4. 

If there is a tie in laps completed in both motos combined, then the tie breaker goes to whomever finishes the best in the  second  moto. 

Example-         Racer #6 has 7 laps from first moto and 10 laps from the second moto, for 17 combined laps, and finishes 10^th for the day.  Racer #7 has 8 laps in the first moto and 9 laps in the second moto, for a total of 17 laps, and finishes 11^th for the day.  Both have the same # of laps.  Racer #6 wins, because that racer finished better than racer #7, in the second moto.