Thanks guys! #7 in the world isn't too bad . I also happened to be the highest ranking non-aerobatic plane in F4C.
You're right Jason, the scores are normalized. And you're right Rob, nobody gets a perfect static. The raw static score is out of 3000 points, whoever gets highest static gets 1000 points awarded and everyone else's points are based on their percentage of the top score. It's a bit confusing at first but sets up some interesting dynamics during the competition. I have no idea why they normalize the scores, maybe someone who's been at this longer knows. Flight scores are also normalized. So those 1000 point flights aren't perfect, they're just the top flight scores of the round.
They were using Escribe for scoring, which I had never heard of. I'll have more details about it later but it allows everyone to see live scores and see everyone's scoresheet. This is new for me and was very interesting. So here's Marc's score sheet in static.
I was just a few points behind him. I'll post mine in the F24 thread next week or so, I'm trying to keep this one more about the event and the overall results.
I have a bunch of detail shots of Marc's Fouga, along with several of the other high staticing planes. I won't have time to process and post them for a bit though. I'm off to Shuttlesworth tomorrow and then some time in London, Canterbury, Dover, and that area before heading home.
Ben
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