How The Rankings Work
- Events giving world championship points are:
Event Grade Events with prize money 80K or more 6 Events with prize money from 40K to under 80K 5 Events with prize money from 20K to under 40K 4 Events with prize money from 10K to under 20K 3 Formula Wing Europeans/Worlds without prize money 2 Other Formula Wing Continentals without prize money 1 Formula Wing Youth Worlds 1 WingFoil Open Masters Worlds 1 National Championships (1 per country) 0.5 - For each event giving world championship points, a competitor will receive point(s) equal to 101 minus their event rank, multiplied by the event grade. [(101-rank) x event grade]
- Competitors not competing in an event will receive 0 points for that event.
- A competitor’s world championship score will be the total of her 5 best scores, except that if the score of the last World Cup event of the year is 0, that score will not be excluded.
- The competitor with the highest series score after the last World Cup event of the year will be declared World Champion. All others will be ranked accordingly.
- If there is a tie in the world championship ranking, it shall be broken according to RRS A8, replacing ’race scores’ with ’event scores’.
