2011 1/8 On-Road IFMAR World Championships, Miami
04-13-2011, 03:06 PM
#980
Correct.
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
04-13-2011, 03:17 PM
#982
Correct.
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
I hope it makes sence.
04-13-2011, 03:25 PM
#983
Correct.
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
Close. In IFMAR "tree" they take the top 2 from the 1/2A and top 2 from the 1/2B to the 1/1 final. To make up the 6 bumps it almost always it works out to be the top 3 from each side but there have been a few rare times I have seen it be 4 from one side of the tree and 2 from the other. It stuck in my mind because there was much controversy (sound familiar) about it because people didn't understand when it happened. I think the last time I observed this was when we were at the 1/5 WC in California.
For accuracy, I looked it up and verified:
Look at the illustration of the tree in section "2.9 Finals".
http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/rules/ifmar...track_2011.pdf
Top 2 from each semi are guaranteed to advance to the final then the next two fastest. So it is possible to get 4 drivers from one side of the bracket.
04-13-2011, 03:48 PM
#988
make no mistake this is fun a learning but fun experience solo is officially WORLD don't speculate what is going on i am here to tell you it is going to be awsome BABY you should see the new cars that are here
