Nutri-Grain Series
Point Scoring
Nutri-Grain Iron Series Point Scoring
The 2023/24 Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain IronMan and IronWoman Series features a brand-new pointscoring procedure designed ensure individual round winners are recognised and rewarded. It will also provide an overall leader board that reflects the most consistent athletes in the Nutri-Grain Series.
Each Round will be revised 30 – two point score however, if an athlete fails to finish, or is disqualified in a round then they will receive no points for that round.
The overall Nutri-Grain Iron Series point score will be decided over the best six results of each athlete.
The Nutri-Grain Next Gen Series will also operate on the same point scoring system.
30
1st
26
2nd
23
3rd
20
4th
18
5th
16
6th
15
7th
14
8th
13
9th
12
10th
11
11th
10
12th
9
13th
8
14th
7
15th
6
16th
5
17th
4
18th
3
19th
2
20th
Specialist and Super Sprint Rounds
Specialist and Super Sprint Rounds contain multiple races (Super Sprint – 3 races and Specialist – 4 races). For each of these races a progressive point score will be kept.
- 1st – 20 points,
- 2nd – 19 points,
- 3rd – 18 points etc. numerically through to last place.
- Nil points – if an athlete fails to start, fails to finish or is disqualified in a race.
The final placings for the Specialist and Super Sprint Rounds will be decided on the cumulative point score after all races have been decided for that round. A further overall final point score for that round will then be awarded based on the final cumulative point score.
Countback procedure
In the event that athletes are tied at the conclusion of the individual races in The Specialist Rounds and/or Super Sprint Rounds, a countback procedure based on each athlete’s highest placing in each of the races will be conducted. i.e. Super Sprint Round – If 2 athletes are tied on 43 points and Athlete A has the following places R1 – 1st, R2 – 9th, R3 – 10th he/she will prevail over Athlete B with the following places R1 – 2nd, R2 – 3rd, R3 – 15th.
- If both athletes are tied on 100 points. i.e. if 2 athletes are tied on 100 points and athlete A has the following places R1 – 1st , R2 – 1st, R3 – 6th, R4 – 5th, R5 – 6th, R6 – 7th he/she will prevail over athlete B with the following places R1 – 2nd, R2 – 3rd, R3 – 1st R4 – 6th R5 – 9th R6 – 5th
- If both athletes were again tied after this process the countback will continue to their next best place. i.e. if 2 athletes are tied on 100 points and athlete A has the following places R1 – 1st , R2 – 1st, R3 – 1st, R4 – 2nd, R5 – 2nd, R6 – 19th he/she will prevail over athlete B with the following places R1 – 18th, R2 – 3rd, R3 – 2nd, R4 – 1st, R5 – 1st, R6 – 1st. This process will continue to include all 6 rounds.
- If athletes cannot be split on points or positions across all 6 rounds – the athlete with the highest places in the 6th Round will prevail. i.e. if both athletes are tied on 100 points and Athlete A has the following places R1 – 3rd, R2 – 11th, R3 – 9th, R4 – 1st, R5 – 1st, R6 – 1st, he/she will prevail over Athlete B who has recorded the following places R1 – 1st, R2 – 1st, R3 – 1st, R4 – 11th, R5 – 9th, R6 – 3rd.