FleetBoard Drivers' League 2017 Coming

 

Whether in a one-on-one competition or as a team, with the Drivers' League not only will every individual driver get a motivational boost, but so will the team spirit in your company. This year's slogan is: DRIVE. DUEL. WIN.

 

In the Drivers' League, drivers compete against each other in their everyday business behind the wheels of their trucks. The participants' driving styles are evaluated by the way of their driving style grade from the FleetBoard Performance Analysis. This is based on a combination of wear and consumption-related factors, such as anticipatory driving style, speed changes and braking behaviour. New this year are bonus points for driver duels - drivers can challenge each other and add 0.1 bonus points to their overall Drivers' League grade for each duel they win. This is composed of the total driving style grade from the FleetBoard Performance Analysis and the bonus points from the duels won. If more than one driver has the same overall Drivers' League grade, the second criterion applied is a score for the degree of difficulty in the driver's deployment, which will also come from the FleetBoard Performance Analysis. This includes the gradient indicator, which is calculated from the elevation metres covered in a trip, the number of stops and the load. The greater the number of stops counted, the more difficult the deployment; and the greater the overall weight, the higher the degree of difficulty, too. If multiple drivers are level at this point, then the third criterion - namely the fuel consumption - will come into effect.

 

The drivers who have registered for the Drivers' League drive their usual routes - but they must have covered at least 3200 km on the road in the month to qualify for the contest. A fleet team is composed of all the drivers for a company that the fleet administrator has nominated for the Drivers' League. There must be at least three drivers in a team, and they must clock up at least 9600 km in a month. The performance of the three best drivers on a team will go to make that team's submission.

 

Once the 31 July 2017 deadline has passed, the data is then processed and provides the basis for determining the winners. The winning drivers and fleets can expect excellent prizes, which are awarded by country. In Germany, the best drivers will receive tickets for a Formula 1-, DTM- or Moto-GP-race, and the winning team in Germany will receive for example VIP-tickets for a game from the German national football team. Apart from the non-cash prizes, the winning drivers and fleets can also activate digital awards on their profiles.

 

In addition to the three best drivers globally, this year the three best teams out of all the participating countries will be identified. The winners can look forward to the award ceremony, which will be held during the DTM-final at the Hockenheimring on 13 October 2017.