Maybe someone can explain this to me. The top guy has started 46 races and Ron Sheridan started 18 races. and all his races he has finished in the top 10. How is that fair if some track puts on 46 races in a season? it snows in Waterford CT how are they getting in 46 races?
I would think they would have some sort of handycapp system would be in place?
Pos Driver Track Starts Wins T-5 T-10 Points
1 Keith Rocco Waterford Speedbowl 46 21 34 43 810
2 Craig Preble I-80 Speedway 36 20 35 35 777
3 C E Falk, III Langley Speedway 28 10 20 26 718
4 Duane Howard Grandview Speedway 19 7 18 19 717
5 Justin T Johnson South Boston Speedway 23 12 17 22 716
6 Ted Christopher Thompson Intl Speedway 32 10 21 25 712
7 Greg Edwards Langley Speedway 22 7 18 20 671
8 Matt Buller I-80 Speedway 36 6 26 32 666
9 Philip Morris Motor Mile Speedway 21 6 15 18 662
10 Bill Leighton, Jr I-80 Speedway 37 3 30 34 662
11 Ron Sheridan Delaware Speedway 18 6 15 18 634
Keith Rocco runs MANY speedways. Waterford is his 'home track'. He's had the championship locked up for a few weeks now.
Not too sure on this but I believe Gord Shepard at the start of the season could accumilate points at both Delaware and Barrie. The Delaware car counts would have helped him but car counts at Barrie would have been very little but make up something towards final tally if he was close. I think it would be next to impossible to win at one track given the amout of dates available.
Coles notes for the point system. Points depend on car count and finishing order. Best 18 races up til Sept 19th count toward the championship. Rocket Ronnie will likely win the Ontario Championship (although others are still fighting so he won't) and be eligible to go to Charlotte and then the Toyota showdown.