Formula Student World - Ranking List
Due to the variance of the international competions and with respect to the growing size of the Formula SAE/Formula Student network and scene the FS-world team discussed and decided to come up with a way to consolidate the results of all competitions that are carried out with respect to the official rules of FSAE/Formula Student.
The clear target was and is to allow any team to see and communicate upon its development and its success as well in comparison to teams that are due to financial and/or geographical reasons out of any reach for a students team to step into direct competition. Additionally to that the world ranking is established in the very first moment with a significant history over the last years. Target is to allow all teams to see how it is developing and to identify the consistency in working and developing each teams performance.
Even if the world ranking shows and respects results and points in this ranking there are no winners, only placed teams. For us the FS-world team any team that manages to design and build a car besides their studies, to assemble it, to test ist and to show up at any event in the world is a clear winner
The world ranking list is established according to the following regulations
- after every single event the world ranking list is being revised. It then remains unchanged until the following event
- at the maximum, only results of the last 3 years are being taken into account
- for each team the last 6 events are taken into account
- in case teams participated in less then 6 events over the last 3 years, less then 6 results are taken into account
- the overall results of each team are being taken into account
- the overall results are being rated according to three aspects:
Season
- current season (from the current event to the precedent years‘ one)
weighed with 6- last year‘s season (from last year’s event to the one two years ago)
weighed with 5- prepreseason (from the event two years ago to the one three years ago)
weighed with 4Actuality
- the latest event is weighed with 1
- the second latest event is weighed with 0,6
- the third latest event is weighed with 0.6*0.6=0.36
- etc.
- each of these aspects is being normalized
Competitiveness of the Event
- at the beginning of each event, the overall points of the world’s top ten are being compared to the overall world ranking list points of the 10 best starters at the event
- if the ratio is 1, the points achieved at the event are
weighed with 1- if the ratio is 0.6 or less, the points achieved at the event are
weighed with 0.85- if the ratio is between 1 and 0.6, the event is
weighed linearly between 1 and 0.85- this aspect is not being normalized!
WRP = World Ranking Points
n = event index, 1 = latest event, 2 = second latest event, …
sn0 = normalized season factor for event n
an0 = normalized actuality factor for event n
Pn = overall Points from event n
cn = competitiveness of event n
FS-world ranking lists
This website is still under construction.
In the meantime, please find all preceding ranking lists on the following page:
http://mazur-events.de/FS-world/
Frequently Asked Questions
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Why is the worst result of the last 6 events not eliminated?
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Why are events within a year also weighted with the actuality factor?
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Why is the actuality factor 0.6?
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Why is 85% the lowest possible competitive factor?
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Why do you use a competitiveness factor?
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Why don't you just take the winners scoring as an indicator of the competiveness of an event?
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Why is the position in the overall ranking of an event not used in the formula?
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Is there an advantage for teams that are competing in many events?
Feedback or any questions?
contact(at)FS-world.org