Unofficial Rankings for the US Open Class
International Team Selection Method
for Selection Year 2007

The Open Class did not have a valid contest in 2007

There were 8 contestants in the 2006 Nationals [ held at Hobbs, NM ].

There was not a valid contest for 2007.

Rankings for 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, and 1996 are also available.

 

       Score   Name                2006     2005     2004    PWC'07   WGC'06   WGC'03
  1   95.8612 Weissenbuehler      0.9582   0.9591   0.9258   0.7822
  2   95.1491 Willat              0.9435   0.9602
  3   94.4347 Tabery              0.9011            0.9912                     0.9154
  4   87.0934 Funston             0.7518   1.0000
  5   52.0000 Schwenkler          1.0000


  6   48.4225 Leonard, Steven     0.9312
  7   48.0000 Butler                       0.9438   1.0000            0.7791
  8   46.4310 Kemp                         0.9673
  9   45.9152 Gimmey                                0.9566
 10   44.4943 Sullivan                              0.9270
 11   43.9173 Athuil                                0.9149
 12   39.2122 Milner                       0.8169
 13   37.5575 Mayes                        0.7824
 14   36.7632 Mozer, Eric                           0.7659
 15   36.4170 Newgard                      0.7587
 16   34.9403 Northcraft                   0.7279
 17   33.8283 Mclaughlin                            0.7048
 18   24.9922 Cordell                      0.5207
 19   17.3574 Coggins             0.3338
 20   17.3394 Nichols             0.3334
 21    9.8283 Knickerbocker                         0.2048

The 52% contributing score is displayed in red bold, and the 48% contributing score is in blue italics.   The top 5 pilots, and pilots with scores greater than 90% of the top score, are eligible.

Unofficial relative scores for the mathematically possible Open Class contenders to win the place on the US Team in 2008 are available.

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