Win = 2 points
Draw = (see Super Heat)
Loss = 0 points
Aggregate Point Win = 1 point
Aggregate Point Loss = 0 points

AGGREGATE POINT
APW = An additional point awarded to team winning on aggregate over corresponding fixtures, e.g. Berwick 47 Glasgow 43 & Glasgow 48 Berwick 42 (Glasgow awarded additional point for winning 91-89 on aggregate).

– Winner of each group and best runners-up progress to the play-offs (All ties raced over two legs) .
– The winners from the two semi-finals then meet in a two-legged Final to decide the winner.
– In the event of a tie on aggregate in the semi-final or Final, the outcome will be determined by the Super Heat Format.

Format
– The Team Manager, at their discretion may select any two of their seven riders.
– The Super Heat will take place with the following scoring system to determine the winner: 1st 4 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 2 points, 4th 0 points.

Drawn Matches
– In meetings after heat 15 when the score is level (e.g. 45-45), a Super Heat will be used to determine the winner (winning Super Heat team get 2 league points, losers 1 league point).
– The Super Heat winning team will be reflected as a WD in the league table and the loser as a LD.
– If a meeting is abandoned for any reason after the staging of heat 10, the scores are level and no more heats can take place (e.g. Super Heat), the match will be decided on countback of heat advantages (most 5-1s, most 4-2s etc). Winning team get 2 league points, losers 1 league point.

Aggregate Point
– When scores are tied for Aggregate Point then a Super Heat will be staged to determine the winner.
– If the second meeting is a draw and it creates an aggregate draw (eg. 45-45 followed by 45-45) then one Super Heat takes place which counts for not only to decide the meeting winner (2 league points for winner, 1 league point for loser), but also the aggregate point.
– If aggregate scores are level but the second meeting has been abandoned then aggregate point is given on countback of heat advantages (most 5-1s, most 4-2s etc) over the two meetings.