Announcement: ASRA Downhill Rankings
Welcome to the launch of the perpetual ASRA Downhill Rankings. 2010 has seen an explosion of downhill races throughout Australia, so from this moment on we're going to start collating the results and officially ranking all downhill riders in Australia.
We will start the rankings from January 1, 2011, which means the winner of the first race next year will become the No. 1 ranked rider in Australia, at least for a little while. Subsequent races will be added, and once 12 months have passed we will start removing older results to ensure that only a rider's pervious 12 months results are included.
Which races are included?
There are four categories of races that will be included:
- IGSA World Cup in Australia - ie, Newton's Nation.
- IGSA/ASRA Australian Nationals - the IGSA limits these to one per year, and ASRA is currently in negotiations for an ASRA/IGSA Nationals in 2011.
- Australian Regionals - includes all legit (non-outlaw) downhill races in Australia
- Outlaws - the more people that attend your event, the more ranking points they are worth.
Only downhill races are included - no push races, carpark races, ditch races or slalom races.
Which people are included?
We'll collate rankings for:
I'm organising a race, and I want it to be included in the rankings. What do I do?
Do these things:
- Create a public event for your race on this website at least one month in advance.
- Run the race. There must be a minimum of 16 racers for skateboard races and 8 for luge races.
- Within one week of the end of the race, post the results on the Event page, along with a Podium Picture, and a short report on the event.
The results must include:
- Racer's first name (no nicknames!)
- Racer's last name (no nicknames!)
- Racer's date of birth
- Racer's place in race.
4 Send the results to asra@skateboardracing.org.au
We encourage you to use the results spreadsheet when you send us your results.
Note: ASRA reserve the right to exclude a race for any reason. Significant doubts over the credibility/fairness of the results would necessitate excluding a race.
The points system
The following table shows the points for each of the race categories. Click it for even more detail.
Update: The rankings are now live. Click here to see them.
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Premium Member Comment by haggy on December 16, 2010 at 9:46 -
A regional is a legal race that is not designated the Nationals. So, for example, Bomb the Snowies would be a regional and receive that level of points.
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Comment by riffraff on December 16, 2010 at 10:12
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sweet
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Comment by Kam Kite on December 16, 2010 at 10:39
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEW SO RAD!
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Premium Member Comment by Stephen Daddow on December 16, 2010 at 14:33 -
sounds good! Awesome stuff for us here!!!
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Premium Member Comment by Grits on December 16, 2010 at 17:41 -
where will the nationals be?
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Premium Member Comment by Grits on December 16, 2010 at 17:46 -
every weekend in townsville there's more than 8 luge riders at stuart...
Time to start rackin up the points for the tsv crew.
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Premium Member Comment by Benbro on December 16, 2010 at 19:23 -
hold a race there grits and they will come.
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Comment by leighgriffiths on December 16, 2010 at 19:35
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a race at mt stuart would be one of the best, if not the best races in Australia.
DO IT!!!!
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ASRA Admin Comment by Bugs on December 16, 2010 at 20:29 -
Go for it Townsville. But you have to announce the race (in the Events section) a month in advance, and have a genuine race, which on Mt Stuart would be a gnarly serious thing.
The Nationals aren't inked yet, so I don't want to say where they would be, but I can tell you it's one of the best race hills in Oz.
Tim, this isn't a race series, so there's no dates to announce. Any race that satisfies the criteria will be included.
Nic, we'll run separate rankings for Luge and Classic, so if an event has both we'll include each in their respective rankings.
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Comment by Adrian Alderson on December 17, 2010 at 8:06
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We looked at a race on Stuart but would need about 6,000 hay bales at $8 each that would be hard enough, but could you imagine putting them all out and bringing them all back in (;-)> We'll stick to a freeride for now.
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