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17.4.2 This method should be used if the tie is for a team win of a single event or a
whole HBAE competition. Where the 3 highest scores from a team of 4 have been
used to calculate a team total (as 18.4), the target points for those same 3 team
members should be used to decide a tie.
17.5 Results sheets must be issued to competitors, or available online, before the final
results of an event are announced. Competitors must have at least 15 minutes to appeal
perceived errors (including but not limited to: scoring, age category, and judging
decisions).
17.5.1 Competitors should be informed when the results are complete and available
for viewing.
17.5.2 If results are online and a competitor cannot access them they should notify
the Head Judge who should ensure the competitor can view their scoresheet.
17.6 At the end of a competition team points and placings should be provided for team
captains to check before the results are formally announced.
18. Running of an HBAE competition
18.1 The HBAE discipline must comprise the 3 events: Tower, Raid and Hunt track
18.1.1 Tower options are the Tower 110 and Tower 90 tracks
18.1.2 Raid options are the HBAE Raid 235, 234 and 233 tracks
18.1.3 Children's competitions may utilise the FFE Youth T60 and FFE Youth R233
tracks
18.2 In each event a competitor is awarded match points determined by their score
relative to the highest score in that event, at this competition.
ie. where RIDER A has the top score and we are calculating the match points for RIDER F: ( [score
for RIDER F] divided by [score for RIDER A] ), multiplied by 100.
18.3 A competitor’s final score is the sum of his match points for all 3 events, so the
highest possible total is 300 match points
ie. [Rider F TOWER match points] + [Rider F RAID match points] + [Rider F HUNT match points]
= final score for Rider F
18.4 It is permitted to run a "finals" a ter the main HBAE competition to determine the
overall individual winner. Qualification would be based on the 3-event HBAE score.
18.4.1 Each of the 3 HBAE events and the final (whatever format that takes) should
contribute equally to the end score; i.e. a competitor's final score is out of a maximum
possible 400 match points, with the Tower, Raid, Hunt and final each contributing a
maximum of 100 match points.
18.5 When determining a team total from a team of riders the individual final scores
(from 18.3) will be added together