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SSM vs S7 vs BSpec pace at every track

Lap times across years say as much about the weather as the class. % of SSM is each class's best lap as a share of SSM's on the same day, so the conditions drop out: 100% is level, less is quicker, and a move in it is the class getting faster or slower against the field.

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Closest to the field: SSM 100.0% of SSM Kevin Kopp, Summit Point Raceway Majors Apr 2016 race

1:201:402:002:20SSM race best at Majors Apr 2016: 1:29.237 (Kevin Kopp)SSM qualifying best at Majors Apr 2016: 1:31.569 (Alan Olson)S7 race best at Majors May 2016: 1:56.632 (Mark Miller)BSpec race best at Majors Apr 2016: 2:28.161 (Felix Borodaty)BSpec race best at @Mid Ohio Sports Car Course 2016: 1:45.784 (Ted Sahley)BSpec qualifying best at Majors Apr 2016: 2:27.873 (Felix Borodaty)BSpec qualifying best at Majors May 2016: 1:16.860 (David Daughtery)BSpec qualifying best at @Mid Ohio Sports Car Course 2016: 1:48.451 (John Heinricy)Virginia International Raceway · Majors Apr 2016Majors Apr2016Summit Point Raceway · Majors Apr 2016Majors Apr2016Circuit of St. Louis (formerly Gateway Motorsports · Majors May 2016Majors May2016Pueblo Motorsports Park · Majors May 2016Majors May2016Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course · @Mid Ohio Sports Car Course 2016@Mid Ohio Sports Car Course2016
SSMS7BSpecsolid race · dashed qualifying · slower is lower
100%SSM race best at Majors Apr 2016: 100.0% of SSM's (Kevin Kopp)SSM qualifying best at Majors Apr 2016: 100.0% of SSM's (Alan Olson)Virginia International Raceway · Majors Apr 2016Majors Apr2016Summit Point Raceway · Majors Apr 2016Majors Apr2016Circuit of St. Louis (formerly Gateway Motorsports · Majors May 2016Majors May2016Pueblo Motorsports Park · Majors May 2016Majors May2016Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course · @Mid Ohio Sports Car Course 2016@Mid Ohio Sports Car Course2016
SSMS7BSpecsolid race · dashed qualifying · each class's best lap as a share of SSM's at the same event (the reference class, changeable above); 100% is level, less is quicker, so up the chart is quicker
EventSSMS7BSpec
Qual best Race best Trap Qual best Race best Trap vs SSM % of SSM Qual best Race best Trap vs SSM % of SSM 
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course @Mid Ohio Sports Car Course 20162016-06-031:48.451John Heinricy · fastest of 8 · top 5 within 1.1s1:45.784Ted Sahley · fastest of 9 · top 5 within 3.1s
No rule changes on record between these events
Pueblo Motorsports Park Majors May 20162016-05-281:56.632Mark Miller · fastest of 4 · top 4 within 12.3s
No rule changes on record between these events
Circuit of St. Louis (formerly Gateway Motorsports Majors May 20162016-05-141:16.860David Daughtery · fastest of 2
No rule changes on record between these events
Summit Point Raceway Majors Apr 20162016-04-291:31.569Alan Olson · fastest of 26 · top 5 within 1.9s1:29.237Kevin Kopp · fastest of 27 · top 5 within 0.3s
No rule changes on record between these events
Virginia International Raceway Majors Apr 20162016-04-152:27.873Felix Borodaty · fastest of 3 · top 3 within 6.6s2:28.161Felix Borodaty · fastest of 3 · top 3 within 8.0s

By track

TrackEvents Typical % of SSM Best Latest 
Circuit of St. Louis (formerly Gateway Motorsports10 of 1 with SSM
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course10 of 1 with SSM
Pueblo Motorsports Park10 of 1 with SSM
Summit Point Raceway1100.0%100.0%Majors Apr 2016100.0%Majors Apr 2016
Virginia International Raceway10 of 1 with SSM
About this data
Every event the class ran, at any track, oldest to newest on the chart and newest first in the table. Each point is the class's best lap as a share of SSM's best on the same day: the weather and the day cancel out, so one figure compares across years where lap times cannot; a class that suits one track more than another still reads differently there. It still moves when the yardstick's own balance changes or its field thins, and an event the yardstick did not run has no point. A best from fewer than three cars is greyed. The rule changes that took effect between two events are folded between their rows.