
SUPER 6IX Team Racing
Series 1 Qualification – September 20th
All Regions League Start – October 10th
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Registration Open
Go to the Rules section to read about Super 6IX Racing
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SUPER 6IX PILOT
SERIES RESULTS
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SUPER 6IX TEAM RACING
Competition Format
Super 6IX Team RacingÂ
Teams consist of FIVE riders, each having a specific role to play each race with one rider nominated as the wildcard rider to make the 6th element of the racing format.
Series racing is organised across TWO Conferences NS and EWÂ covering FOUR geographic regions. Each region there can be up to FIVE Leagues and each League can have a number of Divisions – all depending on sign up.
Races times will be 1830Â local time, aligned as follows:
- EUROPE Â – NS Conference – Aligns to London
- APAC – NS Conference – Aligns to Sydney
- US EAST – EW Conference – Aligns to New York
- US WEST – EW Conference – Aligns to Calgary
The Series will run THREE rounds of FIVE races with promotion and relegation in operation at the end of each round, the series will build towards the playoffs and then the World Final.
What is the Series aim? To be crowned the Ultimate Racing Team in your League – but to have a chance your Team must be in the top division for that League by round 3 and then finish in the top 5 teams to enter the Play Off Stage of the Series.
How do the Play Offs work? At the end of round 3 the top 5 teams of Division 1 for each League and region enter the Conference playoff race, where the top 5 Teams progress to the World Final race to determine the best racing Team of the Series.
How will the races work? Each race all rider scores will count, but refer to the racing formats and races for specific rules that may apply. Teams that score the most points each race in each division get the most Team points which are used to rank the Divisions.
How do riders score points? Each member of the Team will be allocated a role by their Team Manager of which there are FOURÂ role options, each race will offer each role opportunities to score points:
- GC Rider – 1 rider per team whose finish points are doubled for the Team score
- Climber – 2 riders per team who can win climbing points, plus their finish points for the Team
- Sprinter – 2 riders per team who can win sprinting points, plus their finish points for the Team
- Wildcard – 1 rider per team will be given more to do for their Team and have a greater reward
What happens at the end of each Round? The top 3 teams of each division will be promoted and the bottom 3 relegated. Leagues will persist so where you finish at the end of round three is where you start in the next Series.
In the event of a tie on Team points rank will be determined by:
- Total Finish
- Total Segment
- Climb Total
- Sprint Total
Team & Rider Registration
Registration is open and will remain open throughout the Series. New Teams can join the racing at the end of each round in the lowest division of the class selected.
Classification - Rider
Rider Classification
To grade a rider we will use a riders Zwiftracing app OPEN Max 30 day vELO rating value for Mixed Racing which is recognised as an accepted indicator of performance.
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Women only Racing If there are sufficient Teams and riders we will use the WOMENS MAX 30 day vELO value to grade riders.
Registered riders who show Race Needed – No history will need to have completed THREEÂ races where racing has been tracked by ZRapp, this excludes TTT, Community or Group rides, ZRL non scratch events… zero scores will falsely rank riders higher… so if you want to race in the right place – Go Race and build your profile…
There will be no exceptions to not having sufficient history.
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Why is your Class relevant?
Leagues are restricted by the class of rider they can select, as shown by the table below. Riders are free to ride for any Team at any level their class qualifies them to ride.
ie. For example a BON/Platinum rider can compete in any Team in the Alpha, Beta and Gamma Leagues and if their vELO rating is less than or equal to the upgrade limit a BON rider can compete in the Delta League
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Upgrade Limits 6IX runs from October to the World Finals in March, vELO scores will rise and fall in this period. The upgrade limits shown below allow upgraded riders to remain racing in a League as long as their vELO rating does not exceed the upgrade limit shown. Once a rider becomes too powerful for the League they will nolonger be selectable.
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Playoff CAVEAT to ride in the playoff phase a rider must have ridden THREE times for their playoff Team in the Season and still be within the classification group for that Team at the start of the playoffs.
Once the playoff phase completes riders who competed will remain eligible for the World Finals, regardless of upgraded level.

Classification - Team
Team REGION – LEAGUE – DIVISION
Club Managers determine where they want their Teams to race by selecting their REGION and at what level by selecting their LEAGUE as dictated by the riders they have available.
Team DIVISION is determined by the TEAM QUALIFICATION RACE, a single scratch race to rank teams. Refer to the ‘Team Qualification Race‘ section
ie. the top 10 form division 1 etc.. (tbc)
Depending on Club and Team signup there may be only ONE division, this will be determined when we look to form the Leagues.
Equipment
Equipment
- All riders must use a Smart Trainer as their Primary Power Source in the Alpha League
- Power meters may be used as a primary power source where a Smart Trainer is not available in all other Leagues
- Riders with Trainers/bikes without power meters (ZPower) are excluded
- SPIN bike based setups are NOT allowed for 6IXÂ
- Riders found to be using these setups will be removed from the competition along with the points they have won
- Spin setups are less accurate and produce more watts for less effort
- 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 (Zwift AERO/TT) – upgrades will be neutralised (sorry), riders may choose their own wheelset
- Dual recording is not mandatory however experienced riders understand the benefit and equally the pitfalls
- Riders who upgrade to ‘ELITE’ level must
- Dual record
- Have Open Strava accounts with IRL performances to support their indoor classification
- All riders must use a Smart Trainer as their Primary Power Source in the Alpha League
Race Etiquette
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 of the rules on showing their role code or where they should be, 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
Race Pass
Race Pass Access
Within a riders Profile is a section titled MY TEAMSÂ
Team cards will show when a rider has completed their weekly Race Verification submission, refer to the section in your Profile which explains the purpose and intention of the submission.
TEAM CARDs will show selected riders and the race pass link. When the pass opens riders must ensure they select the right PEN for their Team, racing in the wrong PEN will earn you ZERO points.
The Team card tells you which PEN to choose which aligns to your Team League.
Rider Registration & Verification
Registration & Racing Requirements
To compete all riders must meet the minimum requirements for accounts and equipment:
- 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 have an FRR account to allow Team Managers to select them for a Club Team
- Riders must be registered for the Series
- Create an FRR Account if you do not have one
- Register for the Series by Clicking Event Registration in your Profile then click +Enter New Event and select the Series from the list
- Riders must complete at least THREE (3) Zwift race events prior to racing in the pilot or main series this is to set a baseline position for all riders.
Race Verification (Weekly)
All riders must complete a WEEKLY Race Verification, this simply requires each rider to confirm their BIO and Smart trainer details which must match their Zwift racing account.
Why is this important ? Race Passes will be withheld until submissions have been completed…. NO BIO update NO RACE PASS
Race Rider Name (In Companion app)
Riders are requested* to identify their role in their Companion App Lastname as follows, for the PILOT Series Wildcard scoring will not be in play as the pilot is on an individual basis
- GC Rider add (GC) to the name
- Climber add (CL) to the name
- Sprinter add (SP) to the name
- Wildcard add (WC)Â to the name
ie. Jill Jones (EVO) (SP)
(*)Â We ask Team Managers to promote and encourage their riders to support these requests to enhance the racing experience for everyone.
Scoring
Point Scoring
All riders earn points from their overall race finish position and their effort from their role specific challenge.
Riders can earn max 200 points per race, split 100 for overall race position, 100* from their role based scoring.
* due to course availability some courses may only have 1 segment for a role
Wildcard roles can earn more points i they can rise to the additional challenges set
GC Rider
Your mission is simple… Cross the finish line as high as possible within your Division race.
- GC Riders be ranked only against other GC Riders for half of their race points using the same points scale as shown below for Overall finish position
- The other half will come from final race position across all riders and roles in the race for a League and Division
- GC Riders cannot earn climb or sprinting points and cannot affect the places excepting by helping your Team riders achieve their roles and they in turn can help you
Climber
Points will be awarded for KQoM segments in play, using fastest time through the segment for riders who are designated as a Team CLIMBER, no other rider roles will win points for the segment type but they can help.
- Role based points will form half of the climbers points totals
- The other half of points will come from final race position across all riders and roles in the race for a League and Division
- Only ONE set of points for each segment, regardless of how many attempts the course presents
- All CLIMBER roles will earn points
Sprinter
Points will be awarded for SPRINT segments in play, using fastest time through the segment for riders who are designated as a Team SPRINTER, no other rider roles will win points for the segment type but they can help.
- Role based points will form half of the climbers points totals
- The other half of points will come from final race position across all riders and roles in the race for a League and Division
- Only ONE set of points for each segment, regardless of how many attempts the course presents
- All SPRINTER roles will earn points
Wildcard
Each Team must have a rider noted as their Wildcard rider. Each Race will set a different challenge for those riders to earn more points for their Team.
The 6IX Schedule page will set out Wildcard challenges


Team Qualification Race
Qualification Race
Single scratch event for each region to rank all teams held on SEPTEMBER 20th
- APAC – NS Conference – 0700UTC
- EUROPE Â – NS Conference – 0900UTC
- US EAST – EW Conference – 1100UTC
- US WEST – EW Conference – 1300UTC
RACE FORMAT
- Scratch race
- Single Pen for each League (A – E)
- Mixed & Women only Leagues have separate events
- Additional events at the same time may be required depending on sign-up, FRR will assign Teams events to spread load
- 5 riders max per Team best 3 rider positions to count
- Teams ranked by the lowest overall combined position total
- ie. Rider1 3rd, rider2 7th, rider3 20th = Combined position score = 30
- Top 10-15*Â teams form Division 1 next division 2 etc…
* Depending on Club and Team signup there may be only ONE Division but we would like to restrict to max 15 Teams where possible
Team Management & Registration
Team Registration
All FRR account holders will be able to create and manage Teams. Team Registration is OPEN.
Management is a 2 step process.
- Step 1 – Register a Team and decide the region and level of competition
- Step 2 – Manage selection when the series starts take your team to glory!
Team Management
Team managers have a great deal of responsibility to coordinate riders, select teams etc… the success of the Team and the event relies on Team managers so we must ensure we keep things simple, intuitive and support you all the way.
Once we enter step 2:
- All riders who have created a Team will become Club Managers
- All Club Managers will be able to edit Teams within their Club onlyÂ
It is the responsibility of the manager to form Teams correctly:
- Each Team must have an appropriate name
- For a rider to be selected for a Team their FRR PROFILE RACING CLUB must match the CLUBÂ of the Team Manager
- Riders may only be selected for ONE Team for each race, but can race for other Teams during the Series
- Managers will need to deselect riders from Teams to release them for selection for another Team or Club
- Riders may only have ONE rider role (Wildcard role aside)
- All Teams and Riders will be viewable within the Registered section of 6IX menus
Rider Selection
After each race Team selections will be reset, this unlocks riders for all Clubs and equally allows vELO ratings to be checked before selection can occur for the next Race.
Race Selection will begin each Wednesday for Team Managers, to allow a riders vELO to develop from other racing events.
For New Club creation FRR account holders must first contact RACE CONTROL by email so initial setup can be done.
Team Promotion - Relegation
Team Promotion – Relegation – Late Join – Resignation
The Series consists of 3 rounds of 5 races. At the end of each round the top 3 Teams will be promoted and the bottom 3 Teams will be relegated, all on the assumption there is more than one Division in the League. Relegation may be adjusted if Teams resign their League place.
Late Join New Teams can join the Series at the end of each round, and will be placed in the lowest Division within the Region and League selected by the Team Manager.
Resignation Teams can resign from the Series at any point, Team Managers are requested to inform Race Control so appropriate adjustments can be made
VADA
VADA Rider Checks
During events 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.
FRR vada 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:
- Race Control contacts riders and Team Manager via email/Discord privately
- 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
- Riders will be given a suitable amount of time (normally 24 hrs) to review and provide the information requested.
- 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.
- FRR Jersey holders will have those Jerseys removed
Pilot Completed
PilotÂ
The Pilot will test the process and gather feedback on the event formats to help inform the main Series creation, we’ll use the weekend to allow for some flexibility for riders to join an event.
There are THREE SATURDAYÂ race times and each will have their own LEAGUE and set of FIVEÂ DIVISIONS.Â
Leagues are separate and riders can choose where they want to race.
- Race Time – 0700 UTC
- League – ORION
- Race Time – 1300 UTC
- League – NEBULA
- Race Time – 1600 UTC
- League – SIRIUS
League Divisions are shown below and the maximum allowable rider class for each:
- ALPHA – PEN A
- All classes allowed
- BETA – PEN B
- Max CLASS CRP
- GAMMA – PEN C
- Max CLASS HAB
- DELTA Â – PEN D
- Max CLASS CAY
- EPSILON Â – PEN E
- Max CLASS PEP
Rider Classification
ZRapp Max 30day Open rating will be used to classify all riders as this is MIXED racing so Women riders will be placed more competitively by their vELO rating.
For the Pilot riders need to have completed THREE vELO ranked races where racing has been tracked by ZRapp, this excludes TTT, Community or Group rides, ZRL non scratch events… so if you want to race in the right place – Go Race and build your profile…
Wrong classification? Riders have the ability in their Profile to ‘change their classification‘ – refer to the Classification Rider section of the rules.
Rider Class Change
If you move class, change your race time or move Division your points stay where you earned them – so choose a time and class you expect to stay within.
Race Pass
Within a riders Profile is a section titled EVENT RACE PASS all passes for the PILOT Series will appear here only.
Riders can choose which DIVISION to race in depending on their CLASS, there is no maximum Division but the process will exclude Divisions that a rider is too powerful to race in.
WARNING – Each PEN has the maximum rider class shown however when the race pass opens all Divisions will be available so….
- PLEASE READ the PEN DIVISION titles to ensure  YOU  are in a PEN that your CLASS permits
- It is the riders responsibility to ensure they are in the right race pen, failure to do so will result in race disqualification and we really don’t want that!
Scoring
Simple points based system to determine each race leaderboard, with the best SIX race results to count towards the League – this allows for all sorts of reasons why people cannot make an event as we all have things to do.
Riders earn points as per their Profile Role.
Each ROLE can earn the same amount of points 200 each race and riders can change their role each race depending on the course.
Prize
Finish in the TOP 5 of any League to enter the draw for an FRR indoor Jersey – we have  FIVE   on offer to say thank you for joining and helping us try things out.
Team & Rider Registration
Registration is open and will remain open throughout the pilot series



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FRIDAY NIGHT
(APAC) 1915Â – (EUROPE) 1830
(US EAST) 1900 – (US WEST) 1900
SYDNEY – LONDON – NEW YORK – CALGARY
ORDERREF | DATE | EVENT | Round-Race | COURSE | FORMAT | JOURNEY | HUD | FINISH - SEGMENTs - Wildcard | WILDCARD MISSION |
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342 | October 10 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 1-1 | Royal Pump Room 8 (YORKSHIRE) | POINTS | 29 km ^547m | Finish: 1 Lap (SP) Sprint (Fwd/Rev) (CL) Yorkshire Climb (Fwd/Rev) WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC | |
343 | October 17 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 1-2 | Navig8 (WATOPIA) | POINTS | 34.6 km ^350m | Finish: 200m after Mayan Banner (SP) Woodland & Acropolis (CL) Mayan & ITZA WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC | |
344 | October 24 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 1-3 | Ocean Lava Cliffside (WATOPIA) | CT-ITT | 28 km ^160m | Finish: Just before kicker No Segments |
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345 | October 31 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 1-4 | Innsbruckring (INNSBRUCK) | SCRATCH | 27 km ^240m | Finish: 3 Laps No Segments |
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346 | November 07 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 1-5 | 2015 UCI Worlds (RICHMOND) | POINTS | 33 km ^312m | NO HUD | Finish: 2 Laps (SP) Sprint (Fwd) & Broad st (CL) Libby Hill & 23rd st WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC |
347 | November 21 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 2-1 | Shisa Shakedown (MAKURI ISLANDS) | POINTS | 38 km ^495m | Finish: After Temple Banner (SP) Alley (Rev) & Railway (CL) Castle & Temple WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC | |
348 | November 28 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 2-2 | Bologna (BOLOGNA) | SCRATCH | 24.6 km ^512m | NO HUD | Finish: Top of 2nd Ascent No Segments |
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349 | December 05 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 2-3 | Greatest London Flat (LONDON) | CT-ITT | 31 km ^222m | Finish: 1 Lap No Segments |
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350 | December 12 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 2-4 | Yorkshire Double Loop (YORKSHIRE) | POINTS | 30 km ^547m | Finish: 1 Lap (SP) Yorkshire Sprint (Fwd/Rev) (CL) Yorkshire Climb (Fwd/Rev) WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC | |
351 | December 19 Friday | Super 6IX - Series 1 | 2-5 | Everything Bagel (NEW YORK) | POINTS | 35 km ^545m | Finish: 1 Lap (SP) Nyork Sprint (Fwd/Rev) (CL) NYork Climb (Fwd/Rev) WILDCARD: WCC - TBC |
WCC - TBC |