Championship standings website?
- Maddog17jr
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Championship standings website?
I was wondering if anyone feels the same way that i do? I for one dont have time to participate in championships because of my real racing carer. The only time i can possibly run or race in a championship is in the winter. But just because i cant race in the championships doesnt mean that I dont want to know whats happening in them. Many creators of championships create their own websites for the series, Puttz is a good example with this along with his youtube channel as well. Some just post results on their championship page on the forum. But some don't post results at all. So i was wondering if with permission of the people hosting the series if i can get the results for their races and maybe a recap of the event or something. Then i will turn around and post the results and ect. on a blog page that will be open for anyone to see. Is this something anyone would be interested in?
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Re: Championship standings website?
Well, everybody who makes a series posts results anyhow (here, on Polish/German forum or on own website or all ways together). Otherwise no one would take a part in next round. 
GWR (Jo.sk) does that collection of events including details like track, best lap, average speed etc. for its monthly, anual and overall standings - except doing the recap. Written recaps can be interesting but IMO rather of selected (somehow mentionable) events per month like this idea (which probably needs a helping hand, if you're interested in), because there's quite a lot events (175 in 8 months this year) and honestly, the events don't differ that much by development in majority of cases.

GWR (Jo.sk) does that collection of events including details like track, best lap, average speed etc. for its monthly, anual and overall standings - except doing the recap. Written recaps can be interesting but IMO rather of selected (somehow mentionable) events per month like this idea (which probably needs a helping hand, if you're interested in), because there's quite a lot events (175 in 8 months this year) and honestly, the events don't differ that much by development in majority of cases.

My GR Racing Stats; thanks to GWR!