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Next up - World Trophy - April 12 & 13

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Registration OPENs April 5th for the World Trophy event, 2 event times only, 2 back to back events and only one winner for each FRHC class and Gender.
Events must be ridden back to back and in order, riders who achieve the lowest overall combined Stage time will be declared winner. Riders may compete in either option or both!
See below for further details.

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World Order - Starts June 5th

Every Wednesday a series of open platform events for FRR to set some different challenges, possibly cross platform. The Series will run into September.
The events will be used to gather power data to build riders history which will all help define riders for our main calendar events.
Races will be open to the Zwift Community to encourage numbers since this is prime time for being outside.

Racing uses the following controls to keep things simple:

  • Individual Racing using eGAP resulting
  • Five events split over the day - your first raced event counts each week
  • UTC - 0500 / 0930 / 1200 / 1700 / 2300
  • One racing PEN
  • TEN Rider Classifications (FRHC) (Seven Women)
  • Class defined by 5min power using Compound Score
  • Points based racing
  • iTT and Points races only - No TTT
  • No power ups, but use the equipment you've earned
  • Event course will update each Friday

World Order uses eGAP for resulting.

eGAP = FRHC Winners in each event will receive maximum points, all other riders will be combined across the events and ranked based on their event time gap to their event FRHC race winner.

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Tour Series 3 Schedule

Tour France - Oct 21 to 29
Tour Britannia - Nov 25 - Dec 3
Tour Watopia - Jan 2 to 10
World Tour - Mar 2 to 24
World Order - June 5 to Sep

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FRR World Championship 2024
12 & 13 April 2024
World Championship Poster Rules

2 Events - 2 Stages - Back to Back
Combined Stage time = Winner in each FRHC Class
upto 10 Rider Classifications (FRHC)
Each Class by Gender

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FRR World Championship 2024

World Championship Poster Rules

FRR will stage our World Championship on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th April 2024, 2 options to enable the World to participate. We aim bring together all riders across the World to answer the question - Who is the best in each of our classes?

Registration opens April 5th for the event just click the Registration link on the home page. All event passes will be avialble from April 10th All riders will need to log into our website and then go to menu option World then select option Schedule & Pass Riders may then choose their race option and enter the PEN as instructed.

World Trophy Registration Here

Our World Championship format is 'time' based over two back to back stages. We are offering TWO race options.
Option 1 (EURPAC) Friday April 12th Start 1700UTC
Option 2 (AMERICAS) - Saturday April 13th Start 0930UTC
Stage 1 iTT Austria - Innsbruckring just 9km (1 lap)
Stage 2 Scratch Watopia - Big Foot Hills 43km

  • All riders have 30mins to complete Stage1
  • All riders will do the same course
  • Stage 1 riders may use ANY PEN
  • Each FRHC and Gender will have their own racing PEN for Stage 2
  • Stage 2 we will merge WOMEN classes GHT with BEL and HAB with PEP
  • All races will only see their PEN on course
  • Assigned bike frames - choose your own wheels
  • No power ups
  • Winner decided by fastest overall time for each gender and class for the two race options

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CFC Charity Association

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Why CFC
Back in 2015 I did my first Marmotte with CFC following an introduction as I wanted to do the event. CFC were fantastic in how they organised their riders and gave all the support needed to help raise funds. I managed to raise around £1,000 - though I did suffer that day in 45 degrees heat in the hottest ever Marmotte race event but it was worth it as my pain was only temporary.

Since 2015 I have kept a watchful eye on what's happening and whether our paths could cross again, linking up with CFC now makes perfect sense so I'm really pleased we can through FRR events help raise funds to help CFC continue their life changing support.

Our events are free to enter but not free to promote and host, the discretionary gifts we receive are very much appreciated in helping keep the FRR bike on the road and now with this link up in getting funds to CFC where a bike will benefit lives far beyond just exercise and fitness.

I thank everyone who takes the time and is moved enough to make any gift but equally appreciate everyone person who give their time in our events.
Our promise is simple... 20% of what we raise we give

Now let me introduce CFC using their own words...

Cyclists Fighting Cancer (CFC) is a registered charity founded in 2005 and we give new lightweight bikes, tandems and specially adapted trikes to children and young people living with and beyond cancer throughout the UK.

Approximately 2,400 children and young people up to and including the age of 18 are diagnosed with cancer every year in the UK and we are passionate about helping all these families along this difficult journey.

Exercise has been shown in numerous adult studies to be the single most effective way of improving both physical and mental wellness for people surviving cancer. We encourage cycling as the best form of exercise based rehabilitation especially for children because it provides all these benefits in a low impact, fun, sociable and exciting way. For more information about the benefits of exercise and activity for people living with and beyond cancer please see our Cancer and Exercise page on this website.

Cancer also causes massive disruption in families, therefore where possible we also give bikes to their siblings, and in some cases their parents so that they can take part in an activity as a family once again after what can be years of hospitalisation and upheaval. We now aim to supply around 600 awards each year which will take our total since we started in 2005 to over 8000 awards.

We also fund a network of Cancer Exercise Specialists who work closely with the twenty-one paediatric oncology units around the country to promote activity, exercise, a healthy lifestyle and our services. We run workshops, attend end of treatment days, activity days and have provided several hospital units with exercise equipment to help with rehabilitation. Adopting a healthy active lifestyle at an early age means these practices will be carried on into adulthood, establishing good life-long habits.

In 2017 CFC funded a dedicated research study with the University of Leeds entitled Cycling Through Cancer to clearly illustrate the relationship between physical and mental well being and physical activity in children surviving cancer. Our main focus is raising awareness of the benefits of activity and exercise for children and adults living with and beyond cancer.

We operate totally on the kind support of our amazing fundraisers taking part and putting on events from coffee mornings, sponsored walks, runs and bike rides in the UK, to world record attempts abroad. All monies donated make a huge difference to our total fundraising effort and ultimately to the number of children affected by cancer we support.

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