ICS math, recent 8 of 12??

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Just trying to clarify if this is correct,
I shot 6 ICS stages in May-06 that were submitted, which really brought my Classification up. Now I just shot 6 more (July), with 3 good stages, and 3 not so good:(

So I read that the best 4 of most recent 8 will be used for Classification. So does that mean the top 2 from the first 6 (May), and the average of the most recent 6 (July) (= 8 stages) will be used to determine my classification?
It appears that way, as I shot 4 last year (May -05) that were terrible, and they took the top 2 of those, and used it with 6 from May -06 to get 8; then took the best 4 of those to get my current Classification.

Is that how it works??
 
I was not sure, one of those days where things went great, and then went bad, shot 3 good ones (good for me), 2 not so good and 1 "0"; terrible stage, goddam hard cover at 20 m.:mad: Will that stage I zeroed bring my average down very much?
 
ipsc1 said:
except that it knocks out one of older, and obviously better, ones and in effect only allows him the best of the last 7.
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that is what I was thinking. God-damn CLC-51:mad:
guess I better practice that one, although I was cruising on CLC-69:D
 
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