International Stunts Master - Revision history

Duplode: /* Season Podiums */ +2011 results

2011-01-30T20:37:18Z

Season Podiums: +2011 results

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 ''{{Footn|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''
-''{{Footn|4}} - 4th season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, leading time bonus included.''
+''{{Footn|4}} - 4th and 5th season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, leading time bonus included.''
 ==External Links==

Duplode: Mentioning 2011 edition

2011-01-29T02:42:34Z

Mentioning 2011 edition

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:42, 29 January 2011
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	'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings. ~~A third edition was held during December 2008~~ and ~~January 2009, this time with~~ a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage. ~~A similarly-structured fourth edition opened~~ the 2010 ~~racing season~~.		'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings. The editions of 2009 and 2010 saw the inception of a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage. For 2011 ISM followed a streamlined formula, doing away with the qualifying round (entry was granted to [[ZakStunts]] 2010 podiumers in addition to a few special invitees) and holding all races on a single track, with different cars.

	==Season Podiums==		==Season Podiums==

Duplode: /* Season Podiums */

2010-01-30T21:02:16Z

Season Podiums

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	! Position !! Racer !! ~~Total time~~ {{ToFoot\|4}}		! Position !! Racer !! Points {{ToFoot\|4}}
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	''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''		''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''

	''{{Footn\|4}} - 4th season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, leading time bonus included.''		''{{Footn\|4}} - 4th season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, leading time bonus included.''

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Duplode: Adding '10 results

2010-01-30T21:01:54Z

Adding '10 results

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-'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist|SWR]] rankings. A third edition was held during December 2008 and January 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage. A fourth edition is now (Dec '09) being held, qualifying procedures similar to the 2009 edition.
+'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist|SWR]] rankings. A third edition was held during December 2008 and January 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage. A similarly-structured fourth edition opened the 2010 racing season.
 ==Season Podiums==
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 ''{{Footn|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''
 ==External Links==

Duplode at 23:59, 4 December 2009

2009-12-04T23:59:20Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:59, 5 December 2009
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	'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings. A third edition was held during December 2008 and January 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage.		'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings. A third edition was held during December 2008 and January 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage. A fourth edition is now (Dec '09) being held, qualifying procedures similar to the 2009 edition.

	==Season Podiums==		==Season Podiums==

Duplode: Link to SDR portal

2009-11-07T02:42:51Z

Link to SDR portal

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	''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''		''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''

			==External Links==

			[http://digilander.libero.it/stunts.SDR/ SDR portal, from which the ISM sites may be reached]

	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Duplode at 18:44, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:44:27Z

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	''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''		''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''

	[[Category:~~Competition~~]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Duplode: (**) to regular footnotes

2009-05-12T15:25:40Z

(**) to regular footnotes

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	! Position !! Racer !! Total time~~(**)~~		! Position !! Racer !! Total time {{ToFoot\|2}}
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	''~~(*)~~ - 1st season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, [[Leading Time Bonus\|leading time bonus]] included.''		''{{Footn\|1}} - 1st season final results correspond to points obtained on the three parallel races held, [[Leading Time Bonus\|leading time bonus]] included.''

	''~~(**)~~ - 2nd season final results correspond to time obtained on the final round track, leading time bonus subtracted.''		''{{Footn\|2}} - 2nd season final results correspond to time obtained on the final round track, leading time bonus subtracted.''

	''~~(**)~~ - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''		''{{Footn\|3}} - 3rd season final results correspond to the sum of times obtained on the three parallel races of the final round, leading time bonus subtracted.''

	[[Category:Competition]]		[[Category:Competition]]

Duplode: Updated with 2009 results

2009-02-02T23:58:51Z

Updated with 2009 results

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-'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist|SWR]] rankings. A third edition is to be held in late 2008/early 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers.
+'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist|SWR]] rankings. A third edition was held during December 2008 and January 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers - the fastest 80% of the involved racers achieving qualification to the final stage.
 ==Season Podiums==
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 ''(**) - 2nd season final results correspond to time obtained on the final round track, leading time bonus subtracted.''
 [[Category:Competition]]

Duplode: Mention to ISM 2009

2008-09-20T19:20:13Z

Mention to ISM 2009

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	'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] ~~and~~ usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches ~~invited~~ top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings.		'''International Stunts Master''', often referred to as '''ISM''', is a special competition managed by [[Mark L. Rivers]] since 2006, usually held between consecutive months of December and January. Conceived as a sort of "World Cup" for Stunts, it pitches selected top racers in a variety of tracks and cars on a short contest, that lasts for about one month and a half. Invitation criteria for the first two editions were based on [[Worldranklist\|SWR]] rankings. A third edition is to be held in late 2008/early 2009, this time with a qualifying round open to all racers.

	==Season Podiums==		==Season Podiums==