Converted Averages

[Doners123 85]

Hi,

 

Could anyone please tell me the following....

 

A) How the conversion works for championship average to national

 

if a rider rides in the premiership are the eligible to ride at any average in the national league or if their championship average is day above 6 they are not allowed to ride in the prem.

 

Thanks for any help

[teaboy279 1,038]

In theory you double the championship average to get the national league average (unless an existing NL average is higher). So any rider averaging 6 or more could not ride NL.

The rules change slightly between riders doing 1 league and 2 leagues.

Doubling up riders need to meet certain criteria to do with averages and age.

[Doners123 85]

So does that mean hames Sargent would be on a 6.66 average ?! And Simon lambert a 9.12 average ?

[Sings4Speedway 3,247]

Good question. At what point does a riders old NL average become extinct and their championship converted average become applicable?

Sarj for example is he 8.67 or 6.66?

[uk_martin 1,606]

When did Richard Hall ever have a 3.00 Championship average?

[Sings4Speedway 3,247]

When did Richard Hall ever have a 3.00 Championship average?

 

In recent years constantly much to the annoyance of every side who signed him

[Doners123 85]

So could a nationally league team have jame Sargent in their team ?!

So could a nationally league team have jame Sargent in their team ?!

[TurnTwo 317]

Yes on his previous higher avg as was obtained after 2011

[Islander15 1,065]

The rules say an NL average since 2011 if its higher than his converted Championship average. So Sarj wouldnt be that cheap, but of course the rules have a habit of being mislead. Just ask about Hall, Roynon or Hurry.