Here's how DoubleCross did it. If you were sandbagging, you had to not only account for your class, but other classes within the category, making it VERY difficult to do so.
Saturday = essentially the same as a normal ProSolo Saturday:
2 runs in the morning (1 run per side, back to back)
4 runs in the afternoon (2 runs per side, alternating, back to back)
After all runs are done on Saturday, seeding is done. Here is how seeding is done:
All cars are assigned to one of 5 Double Cross Classes (DXC)
-Stock1: SS, AS, BS, FS
-Stock2: CS, DS, ES, GS, HS
-SP: All SP classes
-ST: All ST classes
-SM/P/M: All Mod/Prep/Street Mod Classes
For each of the 5 classes, the results are indexed by the ProSolo Indices. The top driver from each DXC will form the top 5 seeds for the event. They will be sorted with the driver with the largest margin over 2nd in their DXC. All remaining drivers will be seeded, based on their margin from the top driver in their class. Using the seeding of the drivers, 5 - 32 driver brackets will be created for Sunday's event, which will be run double elimination style. Each bracket will run on Sunday until the top 6 from each bracket is determined. After all 5 brackets are finished, the top 6 from each of the 5 brackets, plus the 2 "lucky dog" winners (top 2 seeded drivers who lost in earlier brackets) will form the final 32. The final 32 will then run to determine the winner for the event.
