Danish Bike Riders presents -DBR Never Stop Riding Cup

DBR Never Stop Riding Cup will get under way on October 23rd at 19:15 CET
The cup will consist of 8 fast and hard paced scratch races.
Will you dare to attack early, or just sit with the front to the sprint?
Does your team have any tactics ready?

Stages:
Stage 1: 23st Oct - Legends and Lava (1 lap) *
Stage 2: 30th Oct - Lady Liberty (2 laps)
Stage 3: 6th Nov - Neokyo All-Nighter (1 lap)
Stage 4: 13th Nov - Loch Loop (3 laps)
Stage 5: 20th Nov - Cobbled Climbs Reverse (3 laps)
Stage 6: 27th Nov - Douce France (1 lap)
Stage 7: 4th Dec - UCI Harrogate (2 laps)
Stage 8: 11th Dec - Greater London Flat (2 laps) *
*individual stage route, distance and elevation may be subject to change.

Points:
Individual and Team League Points details:
The winner of each race will get 60 league points.
The best 6 placed riders per team, will count toward the League Team Standings.
League Points: 60, 57, 55, 53, 52, 51,... down to 1 point.
Team Points: 60, 57, 55, 53, 52, 51,... down to 1 point.

Rules:
Registration with Zwiftpower.com is required to score points in the league.
zPower will be removed from the result.
TT bikes are not allowed, unless otherwise stated.
Heart Rate Monitors are mandatory for all categories and shall be public. Consent must be granted on your Zwiftpower profile.

Dual recording:
Dual recording is mandatory for Top 5 finishers in A category, plus for all in the top 50 on the individual overall Zwiftpower Rankings, regardless of category (zwiftpower.com/rankings.php)
A public dual recording analysis must be uploaded to Zwiftpower within 3 hours of completing the race.
Race organizers may request riders in all categories to provide a dual recording or a matching RL effort (Strava) in order to verify a Zwift race effort. Failure to comply may result in a points penalty or disqualification from the event. Failure to provide a dual recording or RL effort on three requests may result in disqualification from future events, until a dual recording with a matching effort is provided.

Categories:
A: 4.0 W/kg and above
B: 3.2 W/kg to 3.99 W/kg
C: 2.5 W/kg to 3.19 W/kg
D: Under 2.49 W/kg
Category Enforcement apply. How does it work? (https://support.zwift.com/category-enforcement-faq-rJ5CQrpvcOpens a new window).
Category Enforcement will prevent Zwifters from entering a category they are not eligible for. The goal is to increase fairness in racing.
How does it work? - Zwift checks a racer's past performance using VO2 max and FTP to determine their race category. Racers can join a category at or above their category. For example, if you are "C" category, you can race in C, B, or A category. You cannot race in the D category.

Other:
We highly recommend you having Strava linked to your Zwiftpower profile and that it is open.
For contact with the organizers, please use the link provided above. Never message the organizers directly

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