Result 190917-Uk9

Game	RaceRoom Racing Experience
Session	Qualify
Date	2019-09-15 23:10:11 (UTC)
Track	RaceRoom Raceway, Classic Sprint
Pole	CLERMONT S

Lasted laps	0
Host	CoVi-Fighters Racing
Other settings	Experience = RaceRoom Experience, Difficulty = Novice, FuelUsage = Normal, TireWear = Normal, MechanicalDamage = On, FlagRules = None, CutRules = Off, WreckerPrevention = Off, MandatoryPitstop = Off

Game	RaceRoom Racing Experience
Session	Race
Date	2019-09-15 23:10:11 (UTC)
Track	RaceRoom Raceway, Classic Sprint
Winner	CLERMONT S
Led most laps	CLERMONT S

Lasted laps	0
Host	CoVi-Fighters Racing
Other settings	Experience = RaceRoom Experience, Difficulty = Novice, FuelUsage = Normal, TireWear = Normal, MechanicalDamage = On, FlagRules = None, CutRules = Off, WreckerPrevention = Off, MandatoryPitstop = Off

Game	RaceRoom Racing Experience
Session	Race2
Date	2019-09-15 23:10:11 (UTC)
Track	RaceRoom Raceway, Classic Sprint
Winner	CLERMONT S
Led most laps	CLERMONT S

Lasted laps	0
Host	CoVi-Fighters Racing
Other settings	Experience = RaceRoom Experience, Difficulty = Novice, FuelUsage = Normal, TireWear = Normal, MechanicalDamage = On, FlagRules = None, CutRules = Off, WreckerPrevention = Off, MandatoryPitstop = Off

Game	RaceRoom Racing Experience
Session	Race3
Date	2019-09-15 23:10:11 (UTC)
Track	RaceRoom Raceway, Classic Sprint
Winner	CLERMONT S
Led most laps	CLERMONT S

Lasted laps	0
Host	CoVi-Fighters Racing
Other settings	Experience = RaceRoom Experience, Difficulty = Novice, FuelUsage = Normal, TireWear = Normal, MechanicalDamage = On, FlagRules = None, CutRules = Off, WreckerPrevention = Off, MandatoryPitstop = Off

Note: This feature is experimental, and might change.

Based on race sessions. All drivers start with 1500 skill points. Points are based on the Elo rating system. Skill points are calculated by win/lose for every driver versus the others (like if they are competing 1on1). Beating a very skilled driver will earn more points. A driver can gain many points by beating someone, but will lose much less for losing. This makes sure drivers who participate in more races are more likely to score higher on the chart — the elo calculation uses a k-factor of 1 for the losing participant, and for the winning a k-factor of [driver-number-of-races-with-laps-until-current-session] + ([driver-number-of-first-place-finishes-until-current-session] * 2). Thus first place finishes are awarded the highest k-factor.

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