INDEX MATCH function, avoid duplicate returns

Brad_Yundt you are awesome! You've helped many people here 🙂 I hope that you can help me as well 🙂
Problem: duplicated values ... as always 🙂 for Index with ...
My Case:
I must prepare the list of winners for competition with two conditions:

Number of points - max

Driving time - lowest (if competitors gathered the same number of points) 
Dataset looks like:

The fromulas for:

B26: =UPPER(INDEX($B$4:$B$20,MATCH(LARGE(IF($C$4:$C$20=$B$24,$N$4:$N$20),$A26), IF($C$4:$C$20=$B$24,$N$4:$N$20),0)))

C26: =UPPER(INDEX($A$4:$A$20,MATCH(LARGE(IF($C$4:$C$20=$B$24,$N$4:$N$20),$A26), IF($C$4:$C$20=$B$24,$N$4:$N$20),0)))

D26: =LARGE(IF($C$4:$C$20=$B$24,$N$4:$N$20),$A26)

I know that there is missing something to add addtional condition to "Time". Never the mind, I've received duplicates 😞

Can you help me with fixing this formula - choice the best driver based on score and if two or more drivers receive the same score counting by "time" wtihout duplicates?

Many thanks in advance!

cweaver345414,

MATCH always returns the first match for the item sought. That's why it keeps duplicating the value returned.

I assume that you are copying the formula down in worksheet final (2) starting in row 3.

=INDEX('Walleye OMS'!B$2:B$303,AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW('Walleye OMS'!U$2:U$303)-ROW('Walleye OMS'!U$2)+1)/('Walleye OMS'!U$2:U$303='final (2)'!A3),COUNTIF('final (2)'!A$3:A3,'final (2)'!A3)))

Brad

certavi , you are welcome