All-Time Super Late Model Series Driver Rankings by Performance Score (Just for fun!)

August 16th, 2024

[For the Pro Stock Tour version from in-between the 2023-2024 season, see here: All-Time Pro Stock Tour Driver Rankings by Performance Score (Just for fun!) — Maritime Late Models]

Disclaimer: This is intended entirely for fun, it doesn’t represent a true ranking, it’s not meant to be taken seriously. I created a basic equation model to calculate an “MFS” ranking for a big handful of many of the most prominent/prolific drivers (Multi-Factor Score). Basically: I factored in wins, top-5s, and top-10s in different weighting, to reward both wins, and consistency of different tiers, and then contrasted it to total number of races, to account for sample size effects. PS: This is strictly for the Super Late Model Series.

The simplified Multi-Factor Score (MFS) model:

MFS = (Win% × 0.5) + (Top 5 Ratio × 0.3) + (Top 10 Ratio × 0.2)

The model awards both wins, and consistency with different weightings.

Example (from the Pro Stock Tour, as of the 2023-2024 Off-Season):

Cassius Clark

  • Total Races: 24

  • Win % = 8/24×100 = 33.33%

  • Top 5 Ratio = 18/24×100=75%

  • Top 10 Ratio = 18/24×100=75%

MFS = (33.33×0.5) + (75×0.3) + (75×0.2)
MFS = 16.67 + 22.5 + 15
MFS = 54.17

The fun stuff!

Simplified MFS Rankings:

  1. Cory Hall: 58.18

  2. Ashton Tucker: 57

  3. Robbie MacEwen: 39.09

  4. Dylan Gosbee: 35.45

  5. Ryan Messer: 34.55

  6. Lonnie Sommerville: 25.45

  7. Dave O'Blenis: 22.22

  8. Darren MacKinnon: 22.73

  9. Greg Proude: 21.25

  10. Hudson Weston: 10

  11. Greg Fahey: 10

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