The Series by SOF report must use data from top split only.

[lasergnu]

The Series by SOF report must use data from top split only.

When done properly, for Mazda, the SOF would approach 3000:
https://iracingreports.com/stats/24s4-Global_Mazda_MX-5_Cup.html

This is actually one of the more competitive series on iRacing.

However, in your results, the Mazda series is bottom of the list with 1300:
https://json.racing/irs/24s4/sports/series/

[popmonkey]

I explicitly wanted to graph the average as opposed to the top but perhaps i should instead track the sof for the top and bottom? much more difficult to visualize but let me think about it.

[lasergnu]

Hello, I'm not sure why you would explicitly want the average SoF of any series. For any large enough series this will converge to 1350 unless there are some restrictions in place. The useful metric is SoF of top split (the average of that across the season would be fine). If you look at the top 20 or so from Championship Standings for Mazda for previous seasons you will see mostly 6k, 7k, 8k, 9k and 10k drivers. The experts are there! Despite your list hinting this would be the last place they would go. Also, everyone knows that for a popular series there will be plenty of opportunities at lower splits so I'm not sure it is interesting to track bottom split at all. In my experience, lower IR drivers do not care about series IR. This remains a bug in my eyes ;-) Thanks