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Hey guys,
I'm putting together a mileage calculator in case you are like me and are curious as to how much mileage you can expect when you are done with an enduro race.
It's still a work in progress, but I should have it done in the next day or so (I just need to enter in the length of each track). Keep in mind it's not 100% exact, but should be pretty close to the real number.
I tested the math on the calculator byrunning rubberbanding one of the Tomahawk cars at Blue Moon Bay Speedway. Here's the info on that:
Avg. lap time - 42.00 seconds
Race length - 17 hours
Track length - 1.99 miles
Mileage = 10pts per mile driven
Given all that, my formula is: (1.99 * ((17*60)*60)/42)*10 = 28,997 Mileage points which matches up with my run. My calculator will round down to the nearest 10. I think my math is correct here, yes?
It's done Enjoy!
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Some rules:
- must select a track
- must fill in both the lap time and race length
- must keep lap time over 0
- must keep race length at 24 hours or less
Maybe someone else would find this useful perhaps?
Jerome
I'm putting together a mileage calculator in case you are like me and are curious as to how much mileage you can expect when you are done with an enduro race.
It's still a work in progress, but I should have it done in the next day or so (I just need to enter in the length of each track). Keep in mind it's not 100% exact, but should be pretty close to the real number.
I tested the math on the calculator by
Avg. lap time - 42.00 seconds
Race length - 17 hours
Track length - 1.99 miles
Mileage = 10pts per mile driven
Given all that, my formula is: (1.99 * ((17*60)*60)/42)*10 = 28,997 Mileage points which matches up with my run. My calculator will round down to the nearest 10. I think my math is correct here, yes?
It's done Enjoy!
gtsport.000webhostapp.com
Some rules:
- must select a track
- must fill in both the lap time and race length
- must keep lap time over 0
- must keep race length at 24 hours or less
Maybe someone else would find this useful perhaps?
Jerome
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