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Results explained

FORMULA GOBLIN

Formula Goblin events are run on a points-based system. The team with the least points at the end of the day are declared the overall winner. There will be a minimum of 13 driver opportunities for each car at an event. These driver opportunities will be made up of the following event activities. Please check the pre-race information to understand exactly what activities will be taking place on the day of your event.

 

Timed Awards

Drag – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Drivers must drive in a straight line from start to finish. Cars must brake as soon as they cross the finish line. If they hit the row of cones at the end of the drag a 2 second penalty will be given. The time runs from the drop of the flag until the front wheels cross the finish line. Quickest time is the winner.

 

Slalom – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Drivers must drive between each of the gates (made with cones) and finish in the coned box. If a cone is hit a 2 second penalty is given, if a gate is missed a 4 second penalty is given. If a car drives through the centre of the course, missing multiple gates, a 1-minute penalty is given. The time runs from the drop of the flag to stopping in the box. Quickest time is the winner.

 

Sprint – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Drivers must complete the defined course in as quick a time as possible. The time runs from the drop of the flag until the front wheels cross the finish line. Quickest time is the winner.

Lap of Champs – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Drivers must complete the full lap in as quick a time as possible. The time runs from when the car first crosses the line until the front wheels cross the finish line. Quickest time is the winner.

Pitstop Challenge – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Teams must remove all 4 wheels off the Goblin Kit Car, place them on the ground, and fit them on the car again as quick as possible. The time runs from the word go and stops once all wheels are secured back on the car. Quickest time is the winner.

 

Supplementary awards

Greenest Bodywork

Awarded to the car deemed best by the judges for the use of sustainable materials and/or recycled materials to create the bodywork.

Best Bodywork

Awarded to the car deemed best by the judges for the overall design and construction of the bodywork.

Best Presented Team

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for the overall presentation, behaviour, and enthusiasm of the participants.

Portfolio Award

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for developing a creative and informative portfolio. A portfolio shows off everything the team has learnt throughout the Greenpower project. This can be presented in any medium chosen by the team.

Spirit of Greenpower

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for working through adversity, supporting fellow competitors, and all round holding themselves to a high standard in line with the values of the Greenpower project.

Overall Winner

The team that performed the best overall incorporating both timed and supplementary awards.

 

 

FORMULA 24/24+

 

Supplementary awards

Best Presented Team

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for the overall presentation of the car livery, behaviour, and enthusiasm of the participants.

Portfolio Award

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for developing a creative and informative portfolio. A portfolio shows off everything the team has learnt throughout the Greenpower project. This can be presented in any medium chosen by the team.

Ford Engineering Award

Awarded to the car that the judges feel has been the best engineered. This may be awarded for a particular area or item on the car, or for the overall engineering of the whole car.

Spirit of Greenpower

Awarded to the team deemed best by the judges for working through adversity, supporting fellow competitors, and all round holding themselves to a high standard in line with the values of the Greenpower project.

 
Formula 24

Race results are determined based on furthest distance travelled within the 90-minute time period. Teams will get 2 opportunities per event to set their best distance. The car that achieves the greatest distance in either race 1 or race 2 is the winner. Race mileage will be calculated using the following formula:

RaceMileage = ((TotalLaps - 1) * LapLength) + (LapLength - (((FinishingTime - RaceDuration) / LastLapTime) * LapLength))

Race Awards

F24 Scratch Built – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
F24 Kit Car – 1st, 2nd, 3rd

 

Formula 24+

Race results are determined based on the car which crosses the line first after 60 minutes. Points will be allocated to the championship table based on the following scale:

Position

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

Points

25

18

15

12

10

8

6

4

2

1

New for 2024! F24+ Kit Cars will be entered into an additional championship to decide the F24+ Kit Car Champion after the International Finals. Please note that this championship will not be used to decide qualification to the International Final. Points will be allocated to the championship table based on the following scale:

Position

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

Points

10

8

6

5

4

3

2

1

Race Awards

F24+ Scratch Built – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
F24+ Kit Car – 1st, 2nd, 3rd