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pos	Name	Laps	Time	Ave Lap	Beep time
1	Chris Cuthbertson	15	302.11	20.14	14.90
2	Gary Waller	15	304.34	20.29	14.79
3	Greg Williams	15	307.61	20.51	14.63
4	Kevn Suggitt	15	308.41	20.56	14.59
5	Mike Pemberton	15	308.51	20.57	14.59
6	Liam Davies	15	314.38	20.96	14.31
7	Barry Williams	15	316.40	21.09	14.22
8	Chris Skidmore	15	317.12	21.14	14.19
9	Daniel Widdowson	15	317.71	21.18	14.16
10	Michael Winkworth	14	305.04	21.79	13.77
11	Dan Punch	14	311.09	22.22	13.50
12	Kyle Hornet	14	311.47	22.25	13.48
13	James Shanley	14	313.41	22.39	13.40
14	Andrew Robinson	14	316.16	22.58	13.28
15	David Fysh	14	323.26	23.09	12.99
16	John Hubery	13	311.14	23.93	12.53
17	Richard Fysh	13	312.04	24.00	12.50
18	Gary Widdowson	13	314.96	24.23	12.38
19	Andy Raistrick	12	301.80	25.15	11.93
20	Callum Stone	12	307.00	25.58	11.73
21	J Wilson	11	307.10	27.92	10.75
22	Nathalie Williams	11	319.00	29.00	10.34
23	Tim Powell	11	322.94	29.36	10.22
24	Paul Harrison	10	292.25	29.23	10.00
25	Jim Shanley	10	301.73	30.17	9.94

From this we need to get the score into a single number that we can work with. I have called this the "beep time" and is a calculation of where the car was when the race time was up. A car that had just crossed the line before the beep, completing 14 laps would have a beep time of just over 14 which equates to a slow 15. A car that crossed the line just after the beep, recording a fast 14 would have a beep time of just under 14.