What would the nextel standings be using the old points method?
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http://www.jayski.com/stats/2006standings/oct29.htm
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If every team has the same number of points, the same goal difference and the same number of goals for and against then the following method is employed:\n\nGreatest number of points obtained in all group matches, Goal difference in all group matches, Greatest number of goals scored in all matches.\n\nIf two or more teams are equal on the basis of the above three criteria, their rankings will be determined as follows: \n\nGreatest number of points obtained in the group, matches between the teams concerned, Goal difference resulting from the group matches between the teams concerned , Greater number of goals scored in all group matches between the teams concerned, Drawing of lots by the organising committee for the Fifa World Cup.
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-5\n\nThe link explains all about the points.
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Go to NASCAR.com\nClick on the races tab and select "results" in the drop down box.\nWhen you get to the results page you can get official results as far back as 1975. Hope this helps.\nGood Luck and GO #8!!!!!!!!!!
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yes. for a first place you get 100 pts for second you get 80 pts. for third you get 60 pts. for 4th 50 and for 3rd 45 for 6th 40 and for 7th 36. 8th 32 and 9th 29 for 10th 26. this is only the FIS WORLD CUP SCORING SYSTEM. good luck!
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Sure...it's a small NASCAR fix, but at least it's a FIX! One week from the last race and I'm already Jonesin'!\n\nAnother long, cold, NASCARless winter...it sucks.\n\nWhat really made the year better was the fantasy racing. We used to do a deal called "Kafenatid". The guy that ran the site hung it up, but we made our own, with an Excel prog and "kafenatid's" rules (1 Ford, 1 Chevy, 1 Dodge and 3 Wildcards). You accumulate the points that the drivers earn. I kicked-ass again! ; ) All done by email and the deadline for picks is noon on race day. Not sure what to do about Toyota entering the arena...hate to validate them with their own slot.\n\nGITIT!\nrounder
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GO to nascar.com and click on head to head. that will give you a comparison but also tell you
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There are tie breakers in place.  The first is record, the second is divisional, the third is who won the head to head match-up the forth is record against common opponents and the fifth is points scored and the sixth is points scored against common opponents.\n\nNot positive but I think that's how it goes.
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Here u go u want the results ..THEN here they are \n\n\n1 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 93.055 76.987 Leader \n2 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal 92.948 77.075 -0.088 \n3 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 92.889 77.124 -0.137 \n4 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL 92.812 77.188 -0.201 \n5 160 Boris Said Ford SOBE - No Fear 92.663 77.312 -0.325 \n6 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW/SRT 92.495 77.453 -0.466 \n7 16 Greg Biffle Ford National Guard 92.308 77.610 -0.623 \n8 6 Mark Martin Ford AAA 92.295 77.621 -0.634 \n9 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT 92.226 77.679 -0.692 \n10 01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 92.158 77.736 -0.749 \n11 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 92.086 77.797 -0.810 \n12 20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 92.076 77.805 -0.818 \n13 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 92.027 77.847 -0.860 \n14 7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Menards/Energizer 92.025 77.848 -0.861 \n15 4 P.J. Jones Chevrolet AERO Exhaust 92.020 77.853 -0.866 \n16 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 91.893 77.960 -0.973 \n17 32 Ron Fellows Chevrolet Tide-Downy 91.859 77.989 -1.002 \n18 21 Ken Schrader Ford Little Debbie 91.837 78.008 -1.021 \n19 5 Kyle Busch Chevrolet Kellogg's 91.821 78.021 -1.034 \n20 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 91.726 78.102 -1.115 \n21 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 91.684 78.138 -1.151 \n22 88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 91.644 78.172 -1.185 \n23 66 Jeff Green Chevrolet Best Buy 91.586 78.222 -1.235 \n24 38 Elliott Sadler Ford Pedigree 91.559 78.245 -1.258 \n25 10 Scott Riggs Dodge Valvoline/Stanley Tools 91.483 78.310 -1.323 \n26 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 91.445 78.342 -1.355 \n27 40 Scott Pruett Dodge Coors Light 91.382 78.396 -1.409 \n28 07 Clint Bowyer* Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 91.381 78.397 -1.410 \n29 14 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Waste Management 91.308 78.460 -1.473 \n30 27 Tom Hubert Chevrolet Kirk Shelmerdine Racing 91.265 78.497 -1.510 \n31 72 David Gilliland Dodge Dutch Quality Stone 91.132 78.611 -1.624 \n32 19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW/SRT 91.067 78.667 -1.680 \n33 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Wells Fargo 91.012 78.715 -1.728 \n34 42 Casey Mears Dodge Texaco/Havoline 91.010 78.717 -1.730 \n35 55 Michael Waltrip Dodge NAPA Auto Parts 90.929 78.787 -1.800 \n36 22 Dave Blaney Dodge Caterpillar 90.825 78.877 -1.890 \n37 96 Terry Labonte Chevrolet DLP HDTV 90.684 79.000 -2.013 \n38 18 J.J. Yeley* Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 90.306 79.330 -2.343 \n39 1 Martin Truex Jr.* Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops/Tracker 90.251 79.379 -2.392 \n40 11 Denny Hamlin* Chevrolet FedEx Freight 90.186 79.436 -2.449 \n41 41 Reed Sorenson+* Dodge Target 90.028 79.575 -2.588 \n42 25 Brian Vickers+ Chevrolet GMAC 88.497 80.952 -3.965 \n43 102 Brandon Ash Dodge Sprinter Trucking, Inc. 90.715 78.973 -1.986 \n  \nDid not Qualify \n44 34 Johnny Miller Chevrolet Oak Glove Co. 90.552 79.115
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95. \n^_^\n\nYou can learn more about points and the scoring system here:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system
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i would assume you are talking about the cup series. in which case there are 3 that have the same number of wins. so it kind of depends on how you count... i mean, there are more above the 35th place with ties so if you say that, for exampel the first tie belongs to bobby allison and dw.. so if you counted them as 3rd and 4th.. then these guys wold start the 35th spot.. \nBodine, Geoffrey 18   wins\nBonnett, Neil 18   wins\nGant, Harry 18 wins\nokay, i know that might be somewhat confusing, but there are some driver's with the same amount of wins.. so it all depends on how one woud count.. but i think in official nascar record books they hae bodine down as 35ht..
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Since August 2006, the new scoring system is adopted.\nA point shall be added to a player's score whenever he wins a rally.\nA match consists of the best of three games; a game is won by the first player to score 21 points, except if the score reaches 20 points each; in this case, play shall continue until one player either achieves a two point lead (such as 24-22), or his score reaches 30 (the score shall not extend beyond 30: 30-29 is a winning score).\n\nIn singles, the server shall stand in his right service court when his score is even, and in his left service court when his score is odd; his opponent shall stand in the diagonally opposite service court.\n\nIn doubles, the players shall remember their service positions from the previous rally; the receivers shall remain in the same service courts. When a receiving pair wins a point and thereby regains the service, they shall not change their service court positions. If their new score is even, then the player in the right service court shall serve; if their new score is odd, then the player in the left service court shall serve. Thereafter, if they continue to win points, the server shall alternate between the service courts, so that he serves to each receiver in turn.\nEach team no longer has second server.  Now the score determines which side the server should be (right or left).\nGood luck and have fun.
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You can find the points rules on the website www.nascar.com  I don't know about all the other rules for the car specs, etc.  They change so much that the teams can't keep up, let alone us fans!
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I think something needs to be done, but I'm not sure where to begin.  If you don't run the whole Busch Series, is it fair to get points for those races that you are in?  For someone like Jr or Stewart, they're there to win, forget about points...\nAnd really, once you've made it to Cup, why mess around in Busch, unless you want the win, or extra practice, or you like that track??  \nMaybe you could have a rule where if you make a race, you are required to attempt to qualify for the next one, to try keep them in all season...\nI'm against changing anything in the points, like only giving points to Busch regulars, but yes, something needs to be done...\nDon't take away my Saturday race though, I like going to the track for the weekend and seeing both Series race...
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1. Stewart\n2. Harvick\n3. Ku. Bush\n4. Martin\n5. Burton
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3 point for win\n1 for tie\n0 for loss\nThen goal differential\nthentotal goals scored!
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Actually, you don't get points for being on the pole.  If you start on the pole and get the lead on the first lap, then you will get 5 bonus points for leading the first lap.  The only thing the pole position gets is bragging rights and being in front of the rest of the pack.