Results From Prior Events

Decoding the Results Sheets

The “Run” column shows the total time from the start to the finish line.  All times listed in the Run column are raw, actual times, not counting the cone penalties.  The lists are sorted by FTD (fastest time of day) with the quickest competitors at the top.

Numbers in the “C” columns represent cones or hay bales hit.  Each hit adds two seconds to the competitor’s time, but that is only reflected in the FTD time, if applicable, as all other times are listed as actual. So, the FTD could actually be their second-fastest raw time, if they hit a cone on their fastest run.

“DNF” means the vehicle took off from the starting line but did not finish, usually due to a mechanical issue. The 1st Run column just has a “y” for yes or a checkmark, because the first run is meant for reconnaissance and practice, not racing, so no times are reported for the first run.  Exceptions to that are the morning safety marshals who drive in the afternoon. Their first runs are listed in the 2nd Run column.

“NA” indicates that the time for that run was not available for some reason. There was probably a technical issue with a radio transmission or a stopwatch.

If an instructor was driving, an asterisk is placed next to the time for that run.

2012a and prior results are from the Healey Hillclimb at Afton Alps, the predecessor to the Waumandee Time Trials.