Personal Handicap Ratings - 2022					27 June 2022
Pos	Helm	Fleet	Current Rating	Change in year	Pos 2021	Rating 2021	Total Results	Datchet	Change	Oxford	Change	Hayling	Change	Castle Cove	Change	Filey	Change	Nationals	Change	Highcliffe	Change
								10		17		13		30		6		34		18
1	Graeme Willcox	Gold	20.58	-25.45	2	46.03	25	43.01	-3.02	36.21	-6.8			26.44	-9.77			20.58	-5.86
2	Stuart Jones	Gold	73.18	45.43	1	27.75	163	58.31	30.56	65.79	7.48	97.42	31.63	102.23	4.81			73.18	-29.05
3	Simon Mussell	Gold	75.31	-327.62	26	402.9	136	439.7	36.77	447.28	7.58	202.87	-244.41	232.15	29.28			122.84	-109.31	75.31	-47.53
4	Ed Presley	Gold	100.07	-66.61	7	166.7	122	187.51	20.83	339.16	151.65	279.2	-59.96	141.26	-137.94			126.8	-14.46	100.07	-26.73
5	Gary Langdown	Gold	157.07	-21.11	9	178.2	148	246.13	67.95	275.18	29.05	275.18	0	199.26	-75.92			126.1	-73.16	157.07	30.97
6	Richard Batten	Gold	168.48	-46.04	14	214.5	34											228.06	13.54	168.48	-59.58
7	Nick Noble	Gold	184.21	12.78	8	171.4	102			312.39	140.96	309.27	-3.12	184.63	-124.64			163.2	-21.43	184.21	21.01
8	Iain Horlock	Gold	194.1	15.3	10	178.8	22							194.1	15.3
9	Rob Smith	Gold	194.8	82.59	3	112.2	41							140.77	28.56			165.58	24.81	194.8	29.22
10	Eden Hyland	Gold	212.5	0	13	212.5	1
11	Carl Tagoe	Gold	212.75	-89.11	19	301.9	80			331.69	29.83	193.54	-138.15	274.32	80.78			212.75	-61.57
12	Tom Hooton	Gold	215.24	56.95	6	158.3	116					282.18	123.89	219.42	-62.76	151.38	-68.04	166.61	15.23	215.24	48.63
13	Stacey Bray	Gold	216.63	0	15	216.6	58
14	Dave Davies	Gold	219	30.67	11	188.3	96											208.6	20.27	219	10.4
15	Richard Franks	Gold	220.05	87.45	5	132.6	38			165.63	33.03			220.05	54.42					220.05	0
16	Adrian Smith	Gold	221.91	19.48	12	202.4	34					334.52	132.09	132.26	-202.26			205.81	73.55	221.91	16.1
17	Mike Murley-Hughes	Gold	226.74	-27.46	17	254.2	85			180.63	-73.57			203.8	23.17					226.74	22.94
18	Chris Boshier	Gold	241.58	-96.91	22	338.5	119							302.58	-35.91			241.58	-61
19	Martin Frary	Gold	264.18	150.36	4	113.8	47					191.13	77.31	264.18	73.05
20	Ben Holden	Gold	266.33	20.64	16	245.7	121											266.33	20.64
21	David Bate	Gold	294.93	0	18	294.9	13
22	Duncan Ward	Silver	300.02	-199.98	33	500	5	500	0					524.17	24.17			435.61	-88.56	300.02	-135.59
23	Dave Adams	Gold	308.37	0	20	308.4	8
24	Ben Hawkes	Gold	315.59	-26.76	24	342.4	7											315.59	-26.76
25	Sam Barker	Gold	325.3	0	21	325.3	2
26	James Spikesley	Gold	345.95	5.22	23	340.7	34	340.36	-0.37	248.12	-92.24	306.09	57.97	337.07	30.98			345.95	8.88
27	Tony Brooks	Gold	432.84	75.13	25	357.7	86			417.7	59.99							432.84	15.14	432.84	0
28	Simon Dodds	Silver	455.67	-109.96	35	565.6	17	609.22	43.59	621.03	11.81	588.97	-32.06	603.69	14.72	603.69	0	455.67	-148.02
29	Mick Pullin	Silver	490.58	0	31	490.6	15
30	Simon Hawkes	Silver	495.21	0	32	495.2	3
31	Chris Howe	Silver	502.57	-85.39	36	588	93			420.74	-167.22			494.72	73.98			502.57	7.85
32	Richard Buttner	Silver	503.69	-91.83	38	595.5	52									506.1	-89.42	535.16	29.06	503.69	-31.47
33	Nick Curry	Gold	506.46	85.68	27	420.8	44	478.08	57.3	490.76	12.68			500.57	9.81			506.46	5.89
34	Neil Ferguson	Silver	517.76	28.46	30	489.3	69									494	4.7	511.38	17.38	517.76	6.38
35	Bill Hooton	Silver	530.25	-103.46	41	633.7	156					642.41	8.7	666.81	24.4	453.4	-213.41	512.84	59.44	530.25	17.41
36	Peter Noble	Silver	540.14	62.46	29	477.7	24					477.68	0	518.26	40.58			540.14	21.88
37	Charlie Sansom	Bronze	553.49	-236.83		790.3	2							553.49	-236.83
38	Paul Ross	Silver	555.71	98.09	28	457.6	65	555.71	98.09							555.71	0	555.71	0
39	Marcus Scrace	Silver	590.84	0	37	590.8	22
40	Rodger White	Bronze	622.44	-73.63	43	696.1	218							614.7	-81.37			622.44	7.74
41	Peter Snowdon	Silver	623.28	3.74	40	619.5	5													623.28	3.74
42	Martin Jones	Silver	638.92	85.46	34	553.5	98			571.38	17.92			624.37	52.99			630.15	5.78	638.92	8.77
43	Dan Hollands	Bronze	658.82	-85.87	47	744.7	6											658.82	-85.87
44	Tom Coley	Silver	668.4	56.62	39	611.8	9											668.4	56.62
45	Liz Potter	Bronze	699.75	0	44	699.8	10
46	James Daniels	Silver	726.37	47.27	42	679.1	11			722.56	43.46							726.37	3.81
47	Alan Mollatt	Bronze	735.63	0	46	735.6	71
48	Tony Cook	Bronze	754.64	19.93	45	734.7	117							747.14	12.43			754.64	7.5
49	Matt Murray-Downing	Bronze	794.11	0	48	794.1	3
50	Nathan McGrory	Bronze	871.79	-51.6	52	923.4	6			935.19	11.8			875.93	-59.26			871.79	-4.14
51	Nathan Kurton	Bronze	875	0	49	875	1
52	Jon Modral-Gibbons	Bronze	892.86	0	51	892.9	1
53	Paul Green	Bronze	893.21	1.75	50	891.5	16											893.21	1.75
54	Gareth Jones	Bronze	911.07	-71.07	55	982.1	2							911.07	-71.07
55	John Greenhalgh	Bronze	930.62	0	53	930.6	2
56	Phil Tysoe	Bronze	931.55	-14.88	54	946.4	2							931.55	-14.88
57	Stuart Doe	Bronze	950	0			1							950	0
Notes												Open Handicap Winners
The handicap ratings are generated from the Travellers and Nationals results and shouldn't be taken at all seriously!!
												Datchet			Graeme Willcox
A handicap score, not shown above, is calculated for each open attended.												Oxford			Chris Howe
It's a proportion of finishing position to number of entries expressed in terms of a 1000.												Hayling			Simon Mussell
Score = 1000 / No of entries x (Position - 0.5).												Castle Cove			Charlie Sansom
So if 1000 boats compete, each will have their finishing position minus 0.5 as the score												Filey			Bill Hooton
If 10 compete the winner will score 50. Second will be 150. 3rd 250, up to 10th at 950.												Nationals			Simon Dodds
If 50 compete the winner will score 10. Second will be 30. 3rd 50 up to 50th who will be 990.												Highcliffe			Duncan Ward
Therefore the better the result and the bigger the fleet then the lower the score for the open.
Then 10 points are deducted from the score for each helm beaten with a better, lower, handicap before the open.												Most Improved			Simon Mussell
												Highest Newcomer			Stuart Doe
The score is then used to calculate the handicap after an open.
The current rating is calculated by:-
If the score for a meeting is less than the previous rating i.e. they have performed better than their previous rating,
then half the difference between previous rating and the score is subtracted.
If the score is worse than the previous rating i.e. performed worse than their previous rating, then quarter of the
difference between previous rating and the score is added to the rating.
Therefore the rating can go up quicker than down.
There's also allowances made for not completing a meeting or having no finishes at all.
The sailor with the largest negative change is the handicap winner for the open.
Anyone with no results in the year gets archived off. If they reappear they continue from their last rating.