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5.7.10. Scoring
Each competitor must fly at least 3 rounds which have to be completed in order to get a valid final score.
5.7.10.1. Final score
The final score is the sum of normalised scores of rounds minus penalty points.
If 5 or more rounds are flown then the lowest score is dropped.
If 9 or more rounds are flown then the lowest two scores are dropped.
If 14 or more rounds are flown then the lowest 3 scores are dropped.
If 19 or more rounds are flown then the lowest 4 scores are dropped.
If 24 or more rounds are flown then the lowest 5 scores are dropped.
Penalty points must be shown in the results list with an indication of the round in which they were levied. The penalty points are retained even if the score of the round in which the offence occurred is dropped.
If a competitor collects more than 300 penalty points, he will be disqualified from the contest.
5.7.10.2. Resolution of a tie break
In the case of a tie break, the best dropped score defines the ranking. If the tie still exists, the next best dropped score (if enough rounds are flown) defines the ranking. If all dropped scores are used and a ranking cannot be achieved, a separate fly-off for the relevant competitors will be flown to achieve a ranking. In this case the contest jury will define one task that will be flown for the tie-break fly-off.
5.7.10.3. Fly-off
The organiser may announce a fly-off prior at the beginning of the event. The fly-off should consist of at least 3 rounds with a maximum of 6 rounds. If 5 or 6 rounds are flown, the lowest score is dropped.
The maximum number of competitors in a fly-off is limited to 12. The minimum number of competitors in a fly-off should be 10-15 % of the total number of competitors.
A junior fly-off may be held with the maximum number of competitors being 2/3 of the seniors fly-off. A separate junior fly-off is not mandatory.
If a fly-off is flown, the points of the previous rounds are not considered.
5.7.11. Definitions of tasks
Detailed specifications including the tasks to be flown for the day must be announced by the organiser before the start of the contest. The tasks of the program are defined below. Depending on the weather conditions and the number of competitors, the tasks and the related working time may be reduced by a decision of the organiser as defined in the task description.
5.7.11.1. Task A (Last flight):
Each competitor has an unlimited number of flights, but only the last flight is taken into account to determine the final result. The maximum length of the flight is limited to 300 seconds. Any subsequent launch of the model glider in the start and landing field annuls the previous time.
Working time: min 7 minutes, max 10 minutes
5.7.11.2. Task B (Next to last and last flight)
Each competitor has an unlimited number of flights, but only the next to last and the last flight will be scored.
Maximum time per flight is 240 seconds for 10 minutes working time. If the number of competitors is large, the maximum flight time may be reduced to 180 seconds and 7 minutes working time.
Example: 1st flight 65s
2nd flight 45s
3rd flight 55s
4th flight 85s
Total score: 55s + 85s = 140s
5.7.11.3. Task C (All up, seconds)
All competitors of a group must launch their model gliders simultaneously, within 3 seconds of the organiser's acoustic signal. The maximum measured flight time is 180 seconds. The official timekeeper takes the individual flight time of the competitor according to 5.7.6 and 5.7.7 from the release of the model glider and not from the acoustic signal. Launching a model glider more than 3 seconds after the acoustic signal will result in a zero score for the flight.
The number of launches (3 to 5) must be announced by the organiser before the contest begins.
The preparation time between attempts is limited to 60 seconds after the 30 seconds landing window. During this time the competitor may retrieve or change his model glider or do repairs. If a competitors model glider lands outside the start and landing field, the competitor may change his model glider without retrieving and bringing back the one which has landed outside the start and landing field. This is an explicit exception to 5.7.2.3 and only valid for this particular Task C.
The flight times of all attempts of each competitor will be added together and will be normalised to calculate the final score for this task.
No working time is necessary.
Example: Competitor A: 45s + 50s + 35s = 130s = 812.50 points
Competitor B: 50s + 50s + 60s = 160s = 1000.00 points
Competitor C: 30s + 80s + 40s = 150s = 937.50 points
5.7.11.4. Task D (Increasing time by 15 seconds):
Each competitor has an unlimited number of flights for each target flight time. Each competitor must try to complete the first flight of 30 seconds or more. Once this is accomplished, each of the next target flight times must be incremented by 15 seconds therefore flight times should be equal to or more than: 30s; 45s; 60s; 75s; 90s; 105s; 120s. The longest target flight time is 120 seconds. The time of all the achieved target flight times is taken into account for scoring.
Working time is 10 minutes.
Example: 1st flight 32s; target time of 30 seconds is achieved; flight score is 30 seconds.
The next target flight is 45 seconds.
2nd flight 38s; 45 seconds not reached; score 0.
3rd flight 42s; 45 seconds not reached; score 0.
4th flight 47s; target time of 45 seconds is achieved; flight score is 45 seconds.
Partial score is: 30 + 45 seconds. The next target flight is 60 seconds.
5th flight 81s; target time of 60 seconds is achieved; flight score is 60 seconds.
The next target flight should be 75 seconds but the remaining working time is only 65 seconds therefore the next target flight cannot take place.
The total score for the task is: 30s + 45s + 60s = 135 seconds
5.7.11.5. Task E (Poker - variable target time)
Before the first launch, each competitor announces a target time to the official timekeeper. He can perform an unlimited number of launches to reach or exceed, this time. If the target is reached or exceeded, then the target time is credited and the competitor can announce the next target time, which may be lower, equal or higher, before he releases the model glider during the launch. If the target time is not reached, the announced target flight time can not be changed. The competitor may try to reach the announced target flight time until the end of the working time. Towards the end of the working time, the competitor must still announce a real time specified in minutes and/or seconds. Calling only 'until the end of the working time' is not permitted.
The announcement may be repeated 5 times. The 5 flights with achieved targets are scored. The achieved target times are added together.
This task may be included in the competition program only if the organiser provides a sufficient number of official timekeepers, so that each competitor in the round is accompanied by one official timekeeper.
Working time is 10 minutes.
Example: Announced time - Flight time - Scored time
45s - 1st flight 46s - 45s
50s - 1st flight 48s - 0s
2nd flight 52s - 50s
47s - 1st flight 49s 47s
60s - 1st flight 57s - 0s
2nd flight 63s - 60s
60s - 1st flight 65s - 60s
Total score is 262s
5.7.11.6. Task F (3 out of 6)
During the working time, the competitor may launch his model glider a maximum of 6 times. The maximum accounted single flight time is 180 seconds. The sum of the three longest flights up to the maximum of 180 seconds for each flight is taken for the final score.
Working time is 10 minutes.
5.7.11.7. Task G (Five longest flights)
Each competitor has an unlimited number of flights. Only the best five flights will be added together. The maximum accounted single flight time is 120 seconds.
Working time is 10 minutes.
5.7.11.8. Task H (One, two, three and four minute flights, any order)
During the working time, each competitor has an unlimited number of flights. He has to achieve four flights each of a different target duration. The target flight times are 60, 120, 180 and 240 seconds in any order. Thus the competitor's four longest flights flown in the working time are assigned to the four target times, so that his longest flight is assigned to the 240 seconds target, his 2nd longest flight to the 180 seconds target, his 3rd longest flight to the 120 seconds target and his 4th longest flight to the 60 seconds target. Flight seconds longer than the target seconds are not taken into account.
Working time is 10 minutes.
Example: Flight time - Scored time
1st flight - 63s - 60s
2nd flight - 239s - 239s
3rd flight - 182s - 180s
4th flight - 90s - 90s
Total score of this task would be 60s + 239s + 180s + 90s = 569s
5.7.11.9. Task I (Three longest flights)
During the working time, each competitor has an unlimited number of flights. Only the best three flights will be added together. The maximum accounted single flight time is 200 seconds.
Working time is 10 minutes.
5.7.11.10. Task J (Last three flights)
During the working time, each competitor has an unlimited number of flights, but only the last three flights will be scored.
Maximum time per flight is 180 seconds for 10 minutes working time.
Example: 1st flight 150s
2nd flight 45s
3rd flight 180s
4th flight 150s
Total score: 45s + 180s + 155s = 375s
