Miscellaneous Stats I Have Done

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BEST TEAM?

TEAM = TEAM AVERAGE POINTS POSITION

Joe Gibbs = 9.5
Roush = 11.4
Hendrick = 11.8
DEI = 12.7
Yates = 13.5
Penske = 18.5
RCR = 18.7
Ganassi = 24.7
BDR = 26.5
Evernham = 27
MB2 = 31.5
Petty = 35



BEST MANUFACTURER?

MANUFACTURER = AVERAGE POINTS POSITION

Chevy = 15.5
Ford = 16
Dodge = 28.1
Pontiac = 29.8



IMPROVEMENT/REGRESSION:

DRIVER = 2002 AVG POINTS PER RACE = 2003 AVG PPR

Kenseth = 123 = 147
Junior = 118 = 142
J Gordon = 128 = 132
Busch = 129 = 131
Johnson = 128 = 127
Waltrip = 111 = 123
Craven = 108 = 121
B Labonte = 106 = 120
Harvick = 100 = 117
Sadler = 95 = 115
Stewart = 133 = 114
R Wallace = 127 = 114
Marlin = 127 = 114
Martin = 132 = 108
J Burton = 118 = 106
R Gordon = 101 = 105
Jarrett = 123 = 104
Rudd = 121 = 103
T Labonte = 95 = 104
Nemecheck = 81 = 103
Elliott = 116 = 101
Blaney = 102 = 100
Biffle = 81 = 111
McMurray = 113 = 100
Newman = 128 = 98
K Wallace = 89 = 98
W Burton = 93 = 96
Spencer = 94 = 91
Benson = 101 = 91
Park = 84 = 89
Green = 103 = 89
Andretti = 88 = 86
Mayfield = 92 = 85
Nadeau = 80 = 84
Schrader = 82 = 78
Bodine = 83 = 76
Petty = 97 = 82
Skinner = 80 = 73
 
Some very surprising numbers.

Have they changed the points system or something? Because the standings don't seem to reflect those numbers. :blink:
 
Originally posted by paul@May 1 2003, 10:27 AM
Some very surprising numbers.

Have they changed the points system or something? Because the standings don't seem to reflect those numbers. :blink:
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I did average so if someone raced say 29 races and got say 2854 points then I divided it that way... points per race and total points standings are different.
 
I'm gonna guess here that the average PPR for 2002 is for the entire season, while obviously those for 2003 can only be for 10 races.

And last year Tony's average PPR was the lowest in history for the WC champion under the current points system so the 2003 may be subject to a much different look by season's end.

Try to see if ya can get average PPR in 2002 for only the first 10 races and then do a comparison to where that average put them in the points race for the respective years at this point.

That might prove very interesting indeed>
 
Nice work! That for 2002 and 2003 combined?

Two observations:
1. Penske is showing Everham how the Dodge should be run.
2. Skinner is even worse than Bodine :blink:
 
Interesting numbers robby.31.Sometimes I notice reality and perception are at odds with one another.I would have sworn Jeff Burton was running better this season....but you are right,sadly he's not.

Also,a good job by the Gibbs team---that was another mild surprise.

J.Gordon and Busch are both improved....But look at poor old Ryan!30 point drop!Amazing.
 
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