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I figured these up in my head, so I'm not sure if these are totally correct, but I think they are pretty close.
Billy Alley 490
Tony Bruce Jr. 483
Wayne Johnson 478
Shane Stewart 474
Jason Johnson 466
Johnny Anderson 462
Chuck Swenson 452
Dustin Daggett 445
Austin Alumbaugh 443
Matt Covington 438
Kaley Gharst 436
Eric Baldaccini 433
Ricky Logan 433
Dale Blaney 431
Ryan Anderson 427
Nate Mosher 426
Jon Agan 422
Danny Heskin 419
Nate Van Haaften 416
Austin McCarl 413
Jonathan Cornell 410
Austen Wheatley 407
Lee Grosz 404
Justin Henderson 401
Chad Corken 392
Dave Hall 390
Jon Corbin 388
Matt Moro 387
Tayler Malsam 380
RJ Johnson 375
Randy Martin 355
Paul McMahan 354
Tasker Phillips 338
JD Johnson 335
Chad Humston 335
Kyle Sager 324
Brad Barickman 324
Thomas Kennedy 321
Lee Sowell 319
Alan Zoutte 310
Jody Rosenbbom 309
Ricky Montgomery 303
Tim Newman 281
Brian Parker 277
Kevin Ingle 274
Darren Long 273
Greg Wilson 269
Clint Garner 264
Rod Richards 181
Kyle McCutcheon 180
Dustin Selvage 100
Joe Miller 98
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Format
The 360 Nationals encompasses a three-day format. With points meaning everything, and every wheel turned on the track meaning
points, there is no time for a break.
Thursday and Friday
Order of Events: Hot laps, Qualifications, Last Chance Heats (if needed), 5 Heats, C feature, B feature, A feature.
Qualifications - 200 points are awarded for quick timer, 198 for
second quick, 196 for third, etc.
Only the top 50 qualifiers make the heats, the rest are put in the
last chance heats in which the first eight finishers will fill the back
of that night's C feature (starting in the sixth row).
Last Chance Heats (for drivers out of the top 50 in Qual.) – 50 points
awarded to the winner, 47 for 2nd, etc.
Heats - 100 points are awarded for the heat winner, points go down
by three: 97, 94, 91, 88, etc.
Heats have an invert of six. Top four finishers go to A, next four to B, last two to C.
C feature – Top two finishers go to back of the B. Third place is
worth 96 pts., 2nd is 94, etc.
B feature – The top four finishers transfer to the tail of the A. The
B awards 142 points for fifth, 140 for sixth and so on by twos.
A feature - The A feature points are the same as time trials: 200,
198, 196 etc. This explains how a driver can not make the A, but
if he timed well may have more points than someone who did make
the A.
Ties in points go to the quicker timer.
A perfect score (quick time, heat win, feature win) is 500. Cars line up for Saturday's championship straight up by points earned on their qualifying night.
Saturday:
Saturday Events: E feature, D feature, C feature, B feature, Knoxville
Nationals Championship feature.
With the exception of the B feature which takes the top four finishers
to the tail of the 360 Nationals Championship, all other features
transfer the top two finishers to the tail of the next event (if there are
scratches, there may be more taken for a particular event).
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