h3. Proposal from
José Luis Esteban, Spanish Delegate.
h3. Proposal title
Scoring for cross-country tasks
h3. Existing text
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score may be up to 1000 points per task and is calculated as follows:
P = Q/Qmax x 1000
where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score
h3. New text
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h4. Option A
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score may be up to 1000 points per task. -and is calculated as follows:-
-P = Q/Qmax x 1000-
-where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score-
h4. Option B
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score -may be up to 1000- {color:#ff0000}will be between 500 and 1500{color} points per task. -and is calculated as follows:-
-P = Q/Qmax x 1000-
-where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score-
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h3. Reason
*Option A* tries to solve the discussions arising with the scoring of tasks like Speed Triangle Out&Return (2.B1), Speed Triangle & Turnpoint Hunt (2.B2) or similar ones which are designed +not+ to be normalised to 1000 points.
*Option B* goes a bit further. Limiting the maximum value to 1000 points is unnecessary, as long as:
* There is no reason why a simple short task can't have a value of 500 points, or a complex long one can't have a value of 1500 points.
* Task proportions are based on task value, not on the number of tasks.
* The task design and its scoring system must be approved by CIMA for their inclusion in a specific Task Catalogue, so any weird proposal by a Competition Director can be corrected by CIMA.
José Luis Esteban, Spanish Delegate.
h3. Proposal title
Scoring for cross-country tasks
h3. Existing text
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score may be up to 1000 points per task and is calculated as follows:
P = Q/Qmax x 1000
where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score
h3. New text
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h4. Option A
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score may be up to 1000 points per task. -and is calculated as follows:-
-P = Q/Qmax x 1000-
-where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score-
h4. Option B
*Annex 3*
*2.3 SCORING*
*2.3.4 CROSS COUNTRY TASKS*
The maximum score -may be up to 1000- {color:#ff0000}will be between 500 and 1500{color} points per task. -and is calculated as follows:-
-P = Q/Qmax x 1000-
-where: Q = pilot score, Qmax = best score for the task, P = Total score-
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h3. Reason
*Option A* tries to solve the discussions arising with the scoring of tasks like Speed Triangle Out&Return (2.B1), Speed Triangle & Turnpoint Hunt (2.B2) or similar ones which are designed +not+ to be normalised to 1000 points.
*Option B* goes a bit further. Limiting the maximum value to 1000 points is unnecessary, as long as:
* There is no reason why a simple short task can't have a value of 500 points, or a complex long one can't have a value of 1500 points.
* Task proportions are based on task value, not on the number of tasks.
* The task design and its scoring system must be approved by CIMA for their inclusion in a specific Task Catalogue, so any weird proposal by a Competition Director can be corrected by CIMA.