Not sure where else you might be able to see it, but reaction time and total package stats were posted on the Fling facebook page.
Very interesting, although there are a couple of parameters I'd like a deeper dive into.

It serves to validate my theory after watching thousands of races as an announcer that the competition level isn't near the "you gotta be double O every run" that those who are afraid to get off the porch always proclaim.
I've long ago decided to put the fun back into my racing program by setting my personal goals to a realistic level.
I just want to keep my packages under .020, and if I get beat, so be it, I've had a good day.

As the stats show, .020 will win you lots of rounds.

Also, door cars are just as competitive as the lawn darts.

Maybe someone who knows how can screenshot that chart and post it here???

Take care. Tom Worthington

Maybe I veiw bigmoney racing wrong. Have no dog in fight due to lack of funds and getting old.

IMO. If you can go race for few days amkle lots of runs wioth good chance of break even or better it is a win. Admit not near as nice ad win with big check wuth big numbers on it.

I have also watched and agree ,92 and iunder with decent pass can get you far enogh in to accomplish getting some of if not all back with maybe lil extra. The doble 0 is great and dang sure noit hurt onless a negative which is easy to hit when think double o only. Remember .00- means only .00- to quick too.

Another point if veiw is if win eve round with decent light goods run the check says same as if win same rounds with .001.

As they says can not win if not in and if red you are not in no matter what. Well unless oponent cross centerline

Uhhh, what?

On another note the Footbrake challenge is this weekend also. Love watching all door cars off the foot.

Funny how some folks looks at those numbers and others see the exactly the opposite. I see them as "Damn, glad I didn't throw that money away." Take care. Tom Worthington