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Flexjet NHRA Factory Stock Showdown

Drivers competing in the Flexjet NHRA Factory Stock Showdown series will earn championship points at each of the eight (8) NHRA national events at which they compete. Points earned from each event will accumulate throughout the year with an annual series champion crowned at the conclusion of the season.

16-Car Field 22 or More Car Field (Maximum of 32 Cars)
Winner 100 Winner 120
Runner-up 80 Runner-up 100
Third-round loser 60 Fourth-round loser 80
Second-round loser 40 Third-round loser 60
First-round loser 20 Second-round loser 40
    First-round loser 20

Additional points are awarded as follows:
10 points to all contestants — one qualifying attempt is required.

QUALIFYING POINTS
1st 8
2nd 7
3rd 6
4th 5
5th & 6th 4
7th & 8th 3
9th through 12th 2
13th through 16th 1

Qualifying points will not be issued to positions 17 through 32.

If 22 or more contestants have made a qualifying attempt, the field size for eliminations will increase to a minimum of 22 cars or a maximum of 32 cars.

Both the Four-Wide Nationals and Cornwell Quality Tools NHRA U.S. Nationals field size for eliminations will be an all-run (up to 32-car maximum) field.

TIE BREAKER POLICY

If a tie exists at the conclusion of the Flexjet NHRA Factory Stock Showdown season, it shall be resolved as follows. If, after step one is followed a tie remains, additional steps are to be followed until tie is broken.


1. Driver with most “head-to-head” victories during regular season wins tie.
2. Driver with most rounds won during regular season wins tie.
3. Driver with the quickest average of their best qualifying elapsed-times during the season wins tie. In a situation where one driver ran less events than the other driver, the average is to be based on the lesser number of events (for example, driver A runs 6 events and driver B runs 7 events, driver A’s average is to be based off his/her best 6 events). Should a tie still exist, the average qualifying speeds will be used.