Drivers:
The IVGA is going to publish the TOP 100 HAWAII Statistics
using the David Martin Software and the Hawaii Racing Logs.
We have started with a number of ways to sort the data and
we are looking for many more suggestions to make the information
even better. We hope to keep the information up to date.
Stop by the TOP 100 page
Its under construction so the information will change.
Personally I dont think that 20 or 50 races is enough and
I will lobby at least to add more minimum races for the
veteran drivers. I would also suggest that races with
0 to 9 drivers are not important... And those statictics
should be deleted or moved down to a secondary page of links.
OK... Dave Sparks and Eric Busch ... Lets hear from you...
Don Wilshe
Don Wilshe, IVGA
Hawaii MP Winners
All stats based on race logs thru May 8, 1997.
comments or suggestions to display any other statistics.
Thanks to David Martin for the MP Analyzer at
http://www2.card.unc.edu/~ivl/mpinfo.html
All of these stats came directly from David's web page.
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 00 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 05 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 10 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 15 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 20 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 25 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 30 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 35 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 00 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 05 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 10 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 15 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 20 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 25 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 30 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 35 Drivers (Minimum 50 starts)
Top 100 Laps Complete With Minimum of 20 races
Top 100 Laps/Incident With Minimum of 20 races
Top 100 Laps Led With Minimum of 20 races
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 00 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 05 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 10 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 15 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 20 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 25 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 30 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 35 Drivers
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 00 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 05 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 10 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 15 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 20 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 25 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 30 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
Top 100 Winners With Minimum Field Of 35 Drivers Not Including Talladega
Results
These statistics produced by the MP Analyzer at
http://www2.card.unc.edu/~ivl/mpinfo.html written by David Martin
IVGA publishes Top 100 Hawaii driver statistics
Don Wilsher announced that IVGA would publish Top 100 statistics for Hawaii online racers using David Martin's analysis software and the race logs. Readers suggested higher minimum race counts and experience classes, while others were indifferent. Paul Carillon suggested separating wins achieved by cheating.
online racing/leaguesNASCAR Racing
Automated summary.
It's been quite some time since I've raced on Hawaii (I have other things
to spend my money on besides LD charges) so I honestly don't have much of
an opinion about the rankings. I do want to point out that racing only at
Talladega isn't a magic way to become a high skill level. True it's
probably the easiest track to win or at least place in the top five, but I
would also argue it's the easiest track to finish last at as well. A car
with any damage just isn't going to win. Back when I was racing, it too
quite a bit of skill to dodge all of the moron drivers that seemed to
populate the majority of pickup races.
--
http://ebusch.akorn.net
the link is
http://www.ivga.com/top100
don wilshe
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> Drivers: > The IVGA is going to publish the TOP 100 HAWAII Statistics > using the David Martin Software and the Hawaii Racing Logs. > We have started with a number of ways to sort the data and > we are looking for many more suggestions to make the information > even better. We hope to keep the information up to date. > Stop by the TOP 100 page > Its under construction so the information will change. > Personally I dont think that 20 or 50 races is enough and > I will lobby at least to add more minimum races for the > veteran drivers. I would also suggest that races with > 0 to 9 drivers are not important... And those statictics > should be deleted or moved down to a secondary page of links. > OK... Dave Sparks and Eric Busch ... Lets hear from you... > Don Wilshe > Don Wilshe, IVGA > Hawaii MP Winners > All stats based on race logs thru May 8, 1997. > comments or suggestions to display any other statistics. > Thanks to David Martin for the MP Analyzer at > http://www2.card.unc.edu/~ivl/mpinfo.html > All of these stats came directly from David's web page. > Top 100 Wins/Start With Minimum Field Of 00 Drivers (Minimum 20 starts) > .....I dont think so we have percentages statistics as well as
endurance stats..
don
good point
> Drivers:
> The IVGA is going to publish the TOP 100 HAWAII Statistics
> using the David Martin Software and the Hawaii Racing Logs.
YAWN!!!! we race 'cause we love it, not cause we care what the IVGA
thinks.
Steve
Hawaii ACE League
Eric,
I would like to point out that if you only race Talladega, where the
fields can get 25+ more than not, you would have a better chance to make
points if you finish in the top 10.
Sean Higgins
> It's been quite some time since I've raced on Hawaii (I have other things
> to spend my money on besides LD charges) so I honestly don't have much of
> an opinion about the rankings. I do want to point out that racing only at
> Talladega isn't a magic way to become a high skill level. True it's
> probably the easiest track to win or at least place in the top five, but I
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> would also argue it's the easiest track to finish last at as well. A car > with any damage just isn't going to win. Back when I was racing, it too > quite a bit of skill to dodge all of the moron drivers that seemed to > populate the majority of pickup races. > -- > http://ebusch.akorn.net > >The IVGA is going to publish the TOP 100 HAWAII Statistics > >using the David Martin Software and the Hawaii Racing Logs.Sure the fields are larger, but from my experience it's still a valid test
to skill to be able to stay alive and finish in the top 30% with the close
fast racing that Dega naturally creates.
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http://ebusch.akorn.net
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> > Drivers: > > The IVGA is going to publish the TOP 100 HAWAII Statistics > > using the David Martin Software and the Hawaii Racing Logs. > YAWN!!!! we race 'cause we love it, not cause we care what the IVGA > thinks. > Steve > Hawaii ACE LeagueDon,
I just think that you should increase the minimum races run
to 100 or 200. Having a minimum race of 20 to 50 just makes
any hopes of getting stats to look at hopeless. I mean, 20 to
50 race minimum throw's alot of the " I raced till Mom and Dad
got the first phone bill and realized what was going on" statistics.
Just my opinion,
Shawn Wise
Midwest Motorsports
ProHCS3 & HGNS3 on Hawaii
(snip)
With all due respect, Don, the list never changes much. The same
names are on the list every time one is published, or talked about.
I finished applauding for them a year ago..my hands hurt!
Regards,
Gavel
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> >Its not what the IVGA thinks we just put this information up as > >a service. These statistics are provided by using the Dave > >Martin Analysis program and the Hawaii Logs.. I guess you > >think we shouldnt publish theses at all.. > >Don > Don, > I just think that you should increase the minimum races run > to 100 or 200. Having a minimum race of 20 to 50 just makes > any hopes of getting stats to look at hopeless. I mean, 20 to > 50 race minimum throw's alot of the " I raced till Mom and Dad > got the first phone bill and realized what was going on" statistics. > Just my opinion, > Shawn Wise > Midwest Motorsports > ProHCS3 & HGNS3 on HawaiiQuoted text (22 lines)
> (snip) > >> YAWN!!!! we race 'cause we love it, not cause we care what the IVGA > >> thinks. > >> Steve > >> Hawaii ACE League > >Steve: > >Its not what the IVGA thinks we just put this information up as > >a service. These statistics are provided by using the Dave > >Martin Analysis program and the Hawaii Logs.. I guess you > >think we shouldnt publish theses at all.. > >Don > With all due respect, Don, the list never changes much. The same > names are on the list every time one is published, or talked about. > I finished applauding for them a year ago..my hands hurt! > Regards, > GavelQuoted text (13 lines)
>Shawn: >Yes we do think alike.. >I believe that we will have some classes added like: >ARCA/NOICE 50-100 races >BUSCH/AMATEUR 101-400 races >WINSTON/PRO 300+ >Something Like that... >DonIf Sparks and Cherry are amateurs, so is Dale Earnhardt...
> If Sparks and Cherry are amateurs, so is Dale Earnhardt...
People:
Thanks for the input. Sparks and Cherry are certainly Pro's
and we will have to adjust the races to include them..
Thanks for the help... Hope to get information up soon...
Don Wilshe, IVGA
How many races does Cherry and Sparks have... What are
there handles..
Darrel Cherry is an excellent driver, but does have to
participate alittle more DEGA...
Hi Don,
I don't know about Darrel, but Dave's Hawaii handle is "dsparks."
Cheers!
Marc


































