Times PCs

As the cars finish the stage, the scores are displayed. On this page the colours are based on the results of the participants, not on whether they are good or bad, but on the deviation they have.

For example, a participant who has a score between 0 and 1 penalty point per PC, and a deviation of 0.3 points between PC scores. If at a stroke a PC has a larger deviation, it will be painted in a different colour. This colour system is to facilitate the review of the results.

On the other hand, there is the blue colour. This does not refer to the penalty, but to the point that the system has taken on that PC. When the penalty is coloured blue it indicates that the point selected to take the penalty from the PC is quite far away from the 0.0 point of the PC. We have to check and adjust manually. One solution is usually to lower the radius of the participant's PC to 20. This error can also be caused by bad Bearing and, if so, we should adjust that value.

Once all the cars have finished the leg we click on Calculate All. We check all the results and, if everything looks good, we can publish.