Statistics on Top Flight cars?

[Paul S.]

I recently noticed the following statement on the NCRS website:

"As of today 23,045 have gone through NCRS Flight Judging in attempting to earn this important mark of superiority, 17,235 have actually earned it."

Out of curiosity, I was wondering how current those figures are and whether there were any more specific statistics available (such as a breakdown of Top Flight cars by year or generation).

Anyone have any info they could share?


Thanks,
Paul

[John W.]

Re: Statistics on Top Flight cars?

Paul,

I can tell you that those are real time statistics. The numbers are pulled right from the database each time the page is opened.

We do have statistics of awards by car year. See attached report. Car Award Report.pdf

[Paul S.]

Re: Statistics on Top Flight cars?

Awesome -- thanks so much, John!

Can you tell me what the difference between "Top Flight" and "Driven Top Flight" is on the report? Are the "Driven" ones the cars not trailered to the meet?

Also, what are the "N"s that appear in the Top Flight stats section?

[Diane Q.]

Re: Statistics on Top Flight cars?

These statistics do not appear to be updated from when I first checked in 2021. I thought they were always updated.

[Gary C.]

Re: Statistics on Top Flight cars?

Diane,

Please read the 1st post in this thread dated June 21st, 2021 "As of today 23,045 have gone through NCRS Flight Judging in attempting to earn this important mark of superiority, 17,235 have actually earned it."

As of today, October 1st, 2022, 23,796 have gone through NCRS Flight Judging in attempting to earn this important mark of superiority, 17,873 have actually earned it per https://www.ncrs.org/services/judging-awards.php

Gary
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[Diane Q.]

[John W.]

Re: Statistics on Top Flight cars?

Diane,

I think this is the file you are looking for. Car Awards.pdf

[Diane Q.]