# Race Scoring

## Race Scoring

In order to score points and advance **in this race**, pilots need to predict the future price of a public asset. The **closer the forecasts are to the actual outcome**, **the better your racer will rank in the race and the higher the rewards you will receive.**

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If there are **two or more** values being forecast, your final race score will be the mean of your individual score
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#### The following formula will be used to calculate the pilot's score per forecasted value:

$$
Score=\[|((Forecasted price-Real Price)/Real Price)\*1000|]
$$

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Final checkpoint and race scores with decimals will be rounded to the nearest whole number.&#x20;
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As seen in the table above, scores represent the percentual deviation from the real closing price.\
**Example:** \
**Score = 20  shows  Deviation = 2%**\
**Score = 100 shows Deviation = 10%**&#x20;


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