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How are Solo points calculated?
The points scoring system used by the Glen Region is intended to reward a race winner and also reward other drivers for finishing with a time close to the winning time.
- Each class winner is awarded 101 points
- All other drivers in that class are awarded points equal to the percentage of the winner's time to their time.
| Driver | Best time | Points Calculation | Points |
| Kate | 47.710 | None - Awarded 101 points | 101.00 |
| Paul | 47.839 | 47.710 / 47.839 * 100 | 99.73 |
| Jim | 48.657 | 47.710 / 48.657 * 100 | 98.05 |
| Bud | 49.859 | 47.710 / 49.859 * 100 | 95.69 |
How is a season championship determined?
In the Glen Region to qualify to win a season championship a driver must fulfill two requirements:
- The driver must compete in at least four Glen Region events
- The driver must be a Glen Region member by the date of the last Glen solo event of the year
In addition, if more than one driver in a class qualifies for a season championship, then
- The driver may count points from up to six events
- A driver may count points from up to two designated out-of-region events
- The driver with the most points while also meeting the first two requirements is awarded the championship