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A rankin is mas justly if to the winner of every race the same number of points is granted that of ships registered in the same one, to 2 º =numero of registered ships less one .......
It is a way of compensating the long races, since in these more ships registered.
Regards: sotil
I think DNS should be excluded.

Beating other starters is what really matters!

People who sail over the edge of the world, should fall off and score NIL points. Obviously failed to post a lookout, failed to organise their crew into a workable watch system and failed to read the traditional warnings on the edges of the charts:

"Beyound here lives sea monsters and dragons"

"Un-explored"

or "Not Surveyed".

Christopher Columbus had pictures of ships falling off the edge of his charts.

DNF must count as beaten.

The RRS Low Point scoring system does not differentiate between fleet sizes.
If it breaks, it's not strong enough!
Why do I see Rio de Janeiro inport Race in my ranking score? Future races should not affect the ranking in any way.

And why does it have 53 points? Is it a number of registered boats at some point in time?

Also, races I didn't participate should not affect my overall ranking. For example, I never attended Mistli's BBQ, but it adds me 490 points. For a dedicated set of races - e.g. VOR - a missed leg may add penalty points, but that should be the same for overall SYC ranking.

Previous ranking was much more straightforward.
We are still tweaking this rankings, and changes to the rankings are done in spare time atm. Thank you for all the good feedback. Please give us some time to inlcude the comments and tweak it.
I am a ex-admin of SOL who joins in from time to time.
I fixed the bug which caused practice runs to be ranked.
Looks much better now Kalle. Nice one.
Trev.
When looking at the list, perhaps we need an extra column(s).

Top 10 of last 15 races

Top 10 Races that boats sailed (Excludes DNS races)

Number of boats that ENTERED

Number of boats that STARTED

Number of FINISHERS

DATE

Fastest Time

Top 10% finishers Average Time

Perhaps the right hand banner "RACES" should disappear when looking at rankings.

Top ten boats should have POINTS and LINKS to see their score details.



If it breaks, it's not strong enough!
I see there may be another bug - everyone's score shows the current race as counting - surely the points don't count until after the race??? It says "Sailonline Ocean Race, Leg 6 DNF 84" or similar.
Does the ranking works? There is 10 of 13 races counted. Cant see Rio In-port.
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Still no update of the rankings???

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