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Tours are for everyone, but not everyone has what it takes to complete them, let alone finish on top of a podium…perhaps you do ?

Event Date Stage Course Terrain Journey VBW
Tour IgniteOct 3rd Sat1Champs Elysees (PARIS)ITT - Flat49 km ^320m20%
Tour IgniteOct 4th Sun2Four Horsemen (WATOPIA)Mountain101 km ^2300m20%
Tour IgniteOct 5th Mon3Tour of Fire & Ice (WATOPIA)Mountain30 km ^1185m20%
Tour IgniteOct 7th Wed4Danger Noodle (WATOPIA)Hilly40 km ^415m20%
Tour IgniteOct 8th Thu5Triple Twist (WATOPIA)Rolling45 km ^380m15%
Tour IgniteOct 9th Fri6Bologna (BOLOGNA)ITT - Hilly34 km ^512m20%
Tour IgniteOct 10th Sat7La Reine (FRANCE - QUEEN STAGE)Mountain37 km ^1500m20%
Tour IgniteOct 11th Sun8The Pretzel (WATOPIA)Hilly73 km ^1370m20%
Tour EruptJan 2nd Sat1Champs Elysees (PARIS)Flat49 km ^320m20%
Tour EruptJan 3rd Sun2Four Horsemen (WATOPIA)Mountain101 km ^2300m20%
Tour EruptJan 4th Mon3Tour of Fire & Ice (WATOPIA)ITT - Mountain30 km ^1185m20%
Tour EruptJan 5th Tue4Danger Noodle (WATOPIA)Hilly40 km ^415m20%
Tour EruptJan 6th Wed5Triple Twist (WATOPIA)Rolling45 km ^380m15%
Tour EruptJan 7th Thu6Bologna (BOLOGNA)Hilly34 km ^512m20%
Tour EruptJan 8th Fri7La Reine (FRANCE - QUEEN STAGE)ITT - Mountain37 km ^1500m20%
Tour EruptJan 9th Sat8The Pretzel (WATOPIA)Hilly73 km ^1370m20%
Tour EruptJan 10th Sun9The Pretzel (WATOPIA)Hilly73 km ^1370m20%
Tour OblivionMar 6th Sat1Champs Elysees (PARIS)Flat49 km ^320m20%
Tour OblivionMar 7th Sun2Four Horsemen (WATOPIA)Mountain101 km ^2300m20%
Tour OblivionMar 8th Mon3Tour of Fire & Ice (WATOPIA)ITT - Mountain30 km ^1185m20%

Last Updated April 21st

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Welcome Email
Our events are a little different, you know that or you wouldn’t be reading this message – each registration riders will receive the welcome to the event email and within it we list out Tour Must knows to smooth the learning curve for new riders, it will not answer all questions but it will reduce the initial uncertainty of what happens next! 

However, just in case email servers fail us below we have set out what is in the email.

 

    1. Event Race Passes are PUBLIC and use ZRS ranged Pens A to E with staggered time pen release.
      – All riders will need a Smart Trainer and HRM is advised.
      – Each stage has up to 8 time slots (shown in UTC), race any time that suits you, your first completed race will always count.
      – ALL segments are in play, with the exception of iTT stages where segments are not scored, and the harder the hill the more you will score.
      – Events have assigned bike frames, you may choose your wheelsets and for iTTs we use the travelator.
    2. Our Classes are referred to as your FRHC which stands for Flamme Rouge Heat Category these are explained in the rules under rider classification section, and directly aligns to your vELO 1 class managed by Zwiftracing.app
    3. Races being PUBLIC means anyone can join to increase racing numbers, all registered riders must identify themselves as follows:
      – Place their FRHC in their Lastname on the Companion app PLUS
      – Wear a RED or BLACK CAP
      it will all help identify riders of interest.
    4. We will use ZRS ranges to position riders across 5 pens, where a rider places higher than their FRHC expected pen then the rider will move to the lowest class of the Pen they have selected.
    5. For GC we operate eGAP – please read the Tour Rules to ensure you understand the format.
      Jersey Competitions are points based for Green (sprinters), Polka (climbers) and Team competitions.
      Segment hunters take note, we operate a virtual broom wagon (VBW) finish outside the cut off time and you’ll lose some of those valuable points you tried so hard to win!
    6. For each Stage we offer up to 8 time slots (always shown using UTC), you may race any time that suits you, your first completed race will always count

What can you win ?

Finish on top of any podium (and you need to complete all stages to stand a chance) and we’ll award you the Zwift in game FRR jersey – there are no freebies so anytime you see it you’ll know they have earned it!  Question is can you win yours?
 
We are also offering £500 of prizes – to get your ticket in the draw then either be an FRR Subscriber or Donate via our  GoFundme page and we’ll add your Subscription record… oh and just complete the Tour! 

 

If you still have questions then Email Race Control or post on Discord which is our day to day support hot line – we answer every message and email to support you all the way.

Competition Format
Tour events aim to provide a virtual competition for all levels of rider with podiums similar to those offered in real life (IRL) for GC, Climbing and Sprinting. Virtual events are offered across the globe to form a single racing peloton by class and gender, as such we use a method called eGAP (event GAP) to form the GC standings.

Tours consist of between 7 and 21 Stages, with rest days. Each Stage has multiple time options to cater for a global audience where a riders’ first completed effort will always count, riders may complete more race stage times if they have the energy!

Our Tours are toughest events on the platform, for that reason we look to ensure that all riders are a minimum of 16 years old riders who are not 18 MUST contact Race Control before competing so we can classify them appropriately.

 

Class Racing
Each Stage has multiple race times with mixed rider classifications within each pen, however riders are only ever riding against their own class and gender whether that is for Sprint, Polka or GC position.

 

eGAP time is calculated each event for each gender and rider classification combination in that event.

Your eGAP is the time between your finishing time and the finishing time of the winner of the same gender and class in your race who is also a FULL TOURIST.

No other times or riders matter for GC, if you happen to be the only one of your class and gender in your race time then your eGAP will be zero time loss as winner.

 

Stage Winner Upgrade

Each stage we review whether a rider upgraded their vELO class, IF a rider upgrades AND sets their race EGAP then the eGAP calculated is set to 1 second.

Example.
0600 BON Rider wins in 65mins and second place was 75mins – however the winner was not a full tourist – EGAP sets to +1s rather than 10minutes and VBW is worked out from 74mins 59seconds. The same would happen if the winner was a full tourist BUT as a result of the race upgraded.

The resulting process will review up to the first 10 places per class/gender to find the true EGAP winner – which also sets VBW.

Example.
0600 GHT rider A wins 54min 30s second place rider X was 54min 40s – eGAP 10s
1030 GHT rider B wins 53min 21s second place rider Y was 53min 35s – eGAP 14s
Rider A and B each earn max finishing points for winning their class in their event
Rider X comes second as their event gap (eGAP) was 10 seconds
Rider Y comes third as their eGAP was 14 seconds

 

iTT Stages rank all riders by gender and class into one result by race time to complete the stage, since there is no draft and no advantage in time slot – there is one stage winner (by gender and class) and all eGAPs are calculated from the fastest time from the first full tourist.

 

Segments consider all riders together by gender and class by segment time, fastest first for the most points for both climbs and sprints. Regardless of how many times an event passes through a segment it is only the riders FASTEST effort that will count.

With the exception of iTT stages, ALL segments are included in the results and if we pass through a segment more than once then only your fastest time will get you points.

 

Rider Classification – ZRS & vELo 1 Class

FRR references a riders Zwiftracing app MAX 30 day vELO rating.

  • OPEN rating for MEN and the WOMENS rating for Women
  • FRR operates 10 Classes which directly align to the vELO Class names as shown below


By going PUBLIC we must work with what the platform has to offer to position riders. 

We will use ZRS ranges to restrict which pens a rider can enter and we have mapped which velo class should be entering which pen. Where a rider is forced to choose a higher pen their Tour class will be adjusted to the lowest class eligible for the pen.

Examples

  • Rider X has velo class Silver and silver maps to Pen D however their ZRS is higher and only allows them to join Pen A, B and C. Most will choose C and as such their class is moved to BON.
  • Rider X has velo class Amethyst but a low ZRS (not sure this is possible) they choose pen D as it was available, the mapping shows they should join PEN C. If riders do not choose the expected pen then these riders will be identified, contacted and moved.

Upgrades

When a rider upgrades we need to manage the impact on Jerseys.

For Sprint and Polka this is covered by the section ‘Class Points Boost’

For GC we must adjust eGAP – from Stage 3 riders will receive +30seconds added to their accumulated Tour eGAP total, each stage increases by a further 30 seconds.

When resulting we can detect a rider who has upgraded their FRHC

  • For riders who upgrade but do not move pen the upgrade applies immediately, if they win their new class then eGAP is restricted to +1s
  • For iTT stages
    • Upgrades will apply immediately

Race Control will advise all upgraded riders before the start of their next race

  • All points/eGAP time earned will be taken up to the new FRHC class minus any penalties
  • Riders will need to ensure they are in the right PEN if they upgrade since PENs are now FRHC specific
  • Riders who upgrade AND set eGAP in their race – we will set the eGAP to +1s and VBW is set by the next rider to remove the impact on the riders who they directly affected.
    • Riders who upgrade and set eGAP in prior stages will cause force a backdated stage recalculation to occur which will set any eGAP generated to +1s as they were clearly too powerful for their class

FRHC Penalties
Riders have until Stage 4 to correctly show their FRHC in their Last name in the Companion app so their competitors know what Racing class they are. Riders who fail to show their FRHC will receive a 5% time penalty as reviewed by Race Control.

 

Race Control Review
Race Control always reserves the right to review and reassign a classification at any time where the underlying data misclassifies a rider or a rider is clearly competing at the wrong level. Riders will be contacted directly in each and every case.

Domestiques
Riders who join events to help others are referred to as Domestiques, roles can vary by rider and team but generally they are there to ‘help’ not disrupt Stages or events. Domestiques can help anyone if they choose to but that is their choice.

Domestiques must adhere to the following racing code.

 

  1. Must start from their RACING PEN to ensure velo calculations are unaffected
  2. Must identify themselves by adding the code DMQ to their Last name in the Companion App.
  3. Can provide draft for their rider in segments
  4. Can bridge their rider to a group from the same PEN as their rider started
  5. Can close a gap between their rider and another group that started in the same Pen as their rider started
  6. Can help their rider in the last 5KM of a stage to win their race

Equipment

    • All riders must use a Smart Trainer as their Primary Power Source
      • Power meters may be used as a primary power source where a Smart Trainer is not available
        • CAP riders must use a Smart Trainer as their Primary power 
          • Riders who have both but choose/need to use power meters due to smart trainer accuracy issues MUST contact Race Control before the Tour begins for review
      • Dual recording is not mandatory however experienced riders understand the benefit and equally the pitfalls
    • Riders with Trainers/bikes without power meters (ZPower) are excluded
    • Riders who use Spin based setups, wheel on trainers must notify Race Control before competing as these setups generate more power for less effort and as such require up to 15% time adjustment
    • Riders are expected to use a Heart Rate Monitor (HRM), abnormal performances without HRM may result in event exclusion
    • Bike frames will be allocated for all riders, riders may only choose their wheel set from their garage

Race PEN Selection
Riders are expected to know their classification referred to as RACING FRHC and select the right pen, we cannot force riders into the right pen.

Clear instructions are displayed on the Tour RacePass page to direct riders to the right Pen for their Class and race time.

All event race times show 5 racing PENS A – refer to the EVENT RACE PASS page which details which PEN to use based on your RACING FRHC

Once a race begins all riders will see each other, however pen start times will be staggered.

 

PEN Time Penalty
Riders who gain an advantage from being in the wrong pen will be penalised time placing them behind the riders they should have been racing with, a minimum of 2 and half minutes will be added to a riders race time.

 

Race Rider Name (In Companion app)
Tour events have riders of different classifications in each PEN it is therefore essential that riders declare their Racing FRHC to allow all riders to identify who their direct competition is for eGAP and segments – to do this all riders are requested* to enter their FRHC short code in their Companion App Last name as shown below. (Refer to the rider classification section)

      • A rider with FRHC Habanero  is expected to add (HAB) to the name
      • A rider with FRHC Caroliner Reaper  is expected to add (CRP) to the name
      • A rider with FRHC Jalapeno  is expected to add (JLP) to the name

Podiums
Each Tour riders will compete for the following Awards by rider classification and gender, the Recognition page on the web site records these achievements and many more. Awards are by FRHC for GC and gender for other Jerseys.

 

GC Rider
Rider who completes all Stages with the lowest accumulated eGAP.

 

Polka Dot
Rider who completes all Stages with the most accumulated points for segments designated as CLIMBS.

 

Green Jersey
Rider who completes all Stages with the most accumulated points for segments designated as SPRINTS.

 

READHEAD award
An award that recognises amazing rider effort and contribution each Tour.

 

Prizes
Where prizes are offered, riders will become eligible if they complete an event AND they are noted as a Subscriber/Donator (to at least the Subscription amount) to FRR.

Specific events may change the criteria so be sure to check.

Race Respect
We all race for fun however we have all come across riders who ride on the dark side or don’t read the rules of the competition. We ask all riders to manage these situations with respect by following these simple rules when in events.

 

  • When in PEN you can remind riders to show their FRHC in their name, a simple edit will fix very quickly but bear in mind some riders do not show the messages or use Companion App or perhaps understand your language
  • When in race, riders should refrain from calling out riders either openly or privately as ‘resulting’ will highlight them to race control and PEN Penalties can be applied as per the rules
  • Riders can submit rider challenges direct to RACE CONTROL via email or direct message on the FRR Discord server – Never do this openly and be assured that Race Control will review every request in the pursuit of fun, fair racing for everyone

Riders
To compete in an event all riders must meet the minimum requirements for accounts, equipment and have completed registration for each event before the event closing date.

 

    • Riders must be OPTED IN to share their race data with ZwiftPower from their Zwift Profile Connections
    • Riders must have created and connected a ZwiftPower account – full instructions on this can be found HERE
    • Riders must Register for each Tour on the EVENT REGISTRATION page
    • Riders are advised to have completed at least 3 Zwift race events prior to registration closing to reduce the possibility of being classified incorrectly which may affect the assigned FRHC
    •  

Finish Points
At the start of each Tour a riders vELO will lock and consequently their Racing FRHC

Riders will earn finish points from their finishing position within their gender and classification (FRHC) for each stage as explained below:

 

  • Stage finishing position is calculated using eGAP
  • Stages designated as iTT will have their Finish points doubled and segments are NOT in play but VBW will be so Polka and Green jersey hunters must still compete to avoid losing Jersey points. 
  • There are no bonus points

All RESULTS are published on the FRR website 

Segment Point Scoring
Riders will earn segment points for each segment in play for a stage within their gender and classification (FRHC) as explained below:

 

  • All segments are in play (Except iTT stages where they are not marked)
  • No points are awarded for First across the line (FAL)
  • ALL segment points are awarded by Fastest Through Segment (FTS) 
  • Where a stage passes through a segment multiple times only a riders fastest effort will be counted
  • King / Queen Stages segment points are doubled
  • There are no bonus points

All RESULTS are published on the FRR website

Class Boost Points – NEW Season 6
A long standing issue are upgrade penalty points for Sprint and Polka Jerseys to try and avoid upgrading riders podium jumping.

A different approach is  boosting points by class from the outset, so higher classes are earning more segment points and as such riders upgrading are less likely to podium jump as they have earned less points by riding lower.

 

Class Boost
Copper level riders earn the points shown on the Segment points table, each level above has a boost of +5 points so CAP level riders have a boost of +45points added to their sprint and polka dot segment totals.

Team Competition Qualification
For a Team to qualify for the Team Competitions they must have the minimum number of riders registered Stage 1, quantity of rider then sets Division.

  • Mixed Team – 2 Men plus 2 Women
  • Mens Team – 2 riders
  • Womens Team – 2 riders

 

Team Competition Divisions
Mixed and Men’s Team competitions will be divided into two divisions using the minimum rider gender requirements above and the following measure:

  • Mixed Team Division 1.  15+ riders
  • Mixed Team Division 2.  Between 2 and15 riders
  • Mens Team Division 1. 10+ riders
  • Mens Team Division 2.  Between 2 and 10 riders

The Women’s Team competition will have a single division.

 

Rider Score Weighting
To engage as many classes as possible and to ensure the top X riders for each gender are not all from the same class then we will weight rider points for Team calculation. Riders who score the highest in their Team, Class and Gender have 100% of their score used with each subsequent rider having 5% less than the previously placed rider within the same Team, Class and Gender. Weighting scores does not affect a rider in the individual competitions.

  • ie. A rider who has the 4th best HAB Male score for a Team and won 500pts would have a Weight of 85% which reduces their score to 425pts for Team consideration

 

Team Rider Default Scores
For Teams that fail to meet the min rider count for a Stage (ie. only 3 woman race a stage or 7 men) then we calculate and add a default rider score to the Team score to keep them in touch with the competition – after all there are many factors that influence virtual participation. Default scores are calculated as follows for each Stage and Team:

  • Determine the average full points scored
  • For Men apply a 0.6 weight to the score, for Women 0.8
    • Note. Values equate to a position below the lowest counting weight for a gender to try and mitigate a default Team score being higher than a Team who had all riders compete

While the scores are lower than 4th and 8th places they are better than being zero.

 

Team Scoring
Each stage, the Men’s Competition will total the highest 8 riders weighted score, and the Women’s Competition the highest 4 riders – including any default scores. The Mixed Team Competition will combine the Men’s and Women’s Team Competition weighted scores for each Stage and Team points will be allocated as per the table below.

All RESULTS are published on the FRR website.

Rider Verification
During each Tour or event riders will produce high performance, it is the responsibility of Race Control to monitor performance and look to maintain a fair racing position across all classes – as this is not just applicable to the highest most powerful riders. We do take this responsibility seriously, we get that we all do this for fun but that doesn’t mean we accept riders who choose the dark side of virtual racing.

Verification will be performed by the FRR vada (FRR Virtual anti doping agency) formed from experienced trusted riders from within the Zwift community who compete and contribute to FRR events.

 

FRRvada will recommend one of three options to Race Control:

  • No action required
  • Time sanction
  • Event removal/ban

 

All information submitted will remain confidential and Race Controls decision will be final.
Verification can take place at any point and the process is as follows:

  1. Race Control contacts riders and Team Manager via email/Discord privately
  2. Riders may be requested to provide:
    • Height and weight video to verify their BIO details
    • Zwift setup video including smart trainer, pedals etc..
    • Strava and Zwift accounts if private must be granted access to Race Control and .fit files made available for requested events
    • Rider may be asked to give their consent to Zwift via email, which Race Control has started, to allow Zwift to confirm to Race Control the Smart Trainer used for the Tour events in question
    • Rider photo ID may be requested to further assure the person in a submitted video is the rider with the request
  3. Riders will be given a suitable amount of time (normally 24 hrs) to review and provide the information requested.
  4. Riders who fail to cooperate within the time set will have time penalties applied to remove any impact on fellow riders (since we have no ability to prevent a rider from competing) and post Tour excluded from entering future events. We equally notify Zwift.
  5. FRR Jersey holders will have those Jerseys removed

Virtual Broom Wagon (VBW)
The aim of VBW is to squeeze more effort out of the TOP FIVE riders who are chasing a jersey as determined by the previous Stage standings. If thats not you then VBW will not affect you..race on!

Jersey Leaders will no longer be able to coast their stages picking up the segment points as they chase the podium or conserving energy on an iTT – they will now need to keep an eye on how far they let their class leaders get up the road as each stage (iTT included) will have a set time cut which we refer to as the Virtual Broom Wagon (VBW)

 

How is VBW set ?
Stage difficulty is assessed by Race Control before the Tour which will set the race cut time percentage which is displayed on the schedule page..

All classes and all race times are subject to VBW. The time cut is calculated by event time and class and is taken from the rider who sets EGAP which also means that VBW cannot be set by a rider who upgrades in that race.

Time cut =  Take the EGAP class winners time calculate the VBW margin then add the margin to the winners time to set the time cut.

ie. In Stage 2 – 1030 event – Dave Smith Male BON rider wins in 1 hr and did not upgrade
VBW for the stage is 10% = 6minutes margin = Time cut 66minutes

 

What happens if I finish outside the time cut?
First of all no one will get kicked out of a Tour and if you are not a Jersey contender then there is no impact at all…. that is not the intention.

  • ALL stages riders will earn themselves a 20 point fixed penalty for the TOUR – the penalty will be deducted from their total points scored for each point group – Finish, Polka & Green – this will therefore impact the riders standing in those Jerseys including the Combined.
  • For Team scoring the penalty will be applied to the points won on the stage that VBW applied thereby reducing the riders ability to contribute for the Team

This process will affect only the riders who have the most to lose – everyone else will have not impact. 

 

How can we help manage VBW in race?
First of all we do not have a crystal ball on how riders will race or their intentions however we do have a function that can tell you who is in your race and therefore you can determine whether they are threat to you in your class.

The page is Race Day and there is a button on the HOME page to take you there directly.

To use the page following the instructions below:

  • Click the link
  • Choose the Stage which has the VBW percentage shown in brackets
    • Stage 1 – Innsbruckring [20%]
  • Choose the Event TIME that MUST BE IN PROGRESS as this is ‘live’ data
  • Use the SEARCH box to find riders of your class.. ie. For all Male BON riders type M-BON for Women type F-BON – these are shown in the FRHC column
    • You can also search by PEN by typing P-B for just PEN B riders
  • We display the following
    • Event PEN
    • Race position across all riders and PENs
    • GAP – shows your time to the leader of the race (in PEN A) you can use this to monitor the time difference between you and your competitors for both EGAP and VBW
      • Yes you will need to do some maths to work out the time difference between you and your rivals
    •  Zwift Companion App Name shown in your race
    • Registered name of the rider in FRR as shown in the results
    • FRHC shows the color coded rider gender and classification
  • The final column indicates whether a rider is a FULL TOURIST – this is determined by comparing the Stage number to the total number of stages completed, as such this column may not be correct when looking at completed races
    • REMEMBER: Only Full Tourists set EGAP and VBW and if they UPGRADE post race then this will be captured too so all may not be lost!
Updating…
Last Updated: 26/08/2026 01:09

GC is Mixed

Pos Rider Club EXP ZP ZR Stages Time UPD GAP
1 🥇 Lead Belly bel DRAFTDINO 70+ 1 1 hrs, 35 m 46.636 s - -
1 🥇 1. Ken Eng (ZSUNR) ZSUNR 70+ 1 1 hrs, 39 m 5.978 s - -
1 🥇 Adam Jones WMZ Snr 1 1 hrs, 37 m 57.025 s - -
1 🥇 Kevinj Brown REVOTR 60+ 1 1 hrs, 35 m 31.672 s - -
1 🥇 Carol Tsang (SDW) SDW 50+ 1 1 hrs, 38 m 15.388 s - -
1 🥇 Frau E. [KLUB] KLUB Vet 1 1 hrs, 34 m 13.616 s - -
7 Anne Wye WKG 60+ 1 1 hrs, 35 m 31.693 s - 0 s
8 Christina Engelbrecht &#127487 eSRT 50+ 1 1 hrs, 34 m 14.118 s - 0 s
9 H Moon[Bell](Revo) REVOTR 50+ 1 1 hrs, 34 m 14.379 s - 0 s
10 Paul Hewins (ZRScot) ZSCOT 50+ 1 1 hrs, 34 m 15.936 s - 2.320 s
11 vivian workman (REVO) REVOTR Vet 1 1 hrs, 59 m 24.677 s - 20 m 18.699 s
1
Last Updated: 26/08/2026 01:09
Pos Rider Club EXP ZP ZR Points Time Gap
1 Ken Eng ZSUNR 70+ - - 260 24.792 s -
2 KevinJ Brown REVOTR 60+ - - 257 25.313 s +0.521 s
3 Adam Jones WMZ Snr - - 256 30.157 s +5.365 s
4 Lead Belly DRAFTDINO 70+ - - 255 38.063 s +13.271 s
5 Paul Hewins ZSCOT 50+ - - 254 41.261 s +16.469 s
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Last Updated: 26/08/2026 01:09
Pos Rider Club EXP ZP ZR Points Time Gap
1 Ken Eng ZSUNR 70+ - - 200 4m 47.790s
2 KevinJ Brown REVOTR 60+ - - 198 5m 4.919s +17.129s
3 Lead Belly DRAFTDINO 70+ - - 197 5m 26.798s +39.008s
4 Paul Hewins ZSCOT 50+ - - 196 5m 28.285s +40.495s
5 Adam Jones WMZ Snr - - 195 5m 29.025s +41.235s
1
Pen Tourist Name Club FRHC
A-A Melbz Herc/AsCHERCM-GHT
AFULLChris St.ATR2M-CAP
AFULLFrau E. KLUBKLUBF-BEL
AFULLJames T Lowe (Race 3R)Race3RM-GHT
AFULLMark Philp (4STAR) (CRP)4STARM-CRP
A-Mon Ritch (ZWC)TBWCM-CAP
AFULLSebBEASTMODEM-CAP
B-A nts HERCHERCM-BON
BFULLAdrian Evans (SWCC)HERDM-BON
BFULLJavier (HERC, BON)HERCM-BON
C-AL C SimpSimpHeaHERCM-CAY
C-Andy Norton 4STAR4STARM-HAB
CFULLdavid white (HERC)HERCM-JLP
C-Dmitrii Stanioglov MTBTRMTBTRM-PEP
C-Michelle SpicerTBWCF-PEP
CFULLNick Kelly 4STAR4STARM-CAY
CFULLParkyDIRTM-JLP
CFULLRyan Cotterill (JLP) HERCHERCM-JLP
CFULLSallai RichardZHUM-PEP
CFULLSimon Richardson MBE PLY GXYM-JLP

Standings Top 5

GC (Mixed)

Pos Rider eGAP
1 Frau E. KLUB -
2 Anne Wye 3 m 23.647 s
3 Christina Engelbrecht 127 6 m 12.704 s
4 Paul Hewins (ZRScot) 24 m 23.236 s
5 Carol Tsang (SDW) 5 hrs, 11 m 42.242 s

Sprint

Pos Rider Pts
1 Paul Hewins (ZRScot) 14652
2 1. Ken Eng Coyotes (BEL) 14361

POLKA

Pos Rider Pts
1 Paul Hewins (ZRScot) 16323
2 1. Ken Eng Coyotes (BEL) 10334

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