If you ride for a club, your results don't just count for you — they also feed your club's standing. Here's how a club earns points, who counts toward the total, and when it updates.
How a club is scored
A club's score is simply the sum of its members' contributions. Your individual scoring flows straight into the club board — there's no separate "club scoring style" to learn. The same numbers you earn as a rider are what build your club's total.
What each member contributes
Each member adds their difficulty points plus their score — the combined difficulty of the routes they completed, together with the time-aware score from the leaderboard (see Event format: Classic). For events that don't use a score (such as fastest-single-route events), a member contributes their difficulty points only. Laps events don't have a club ranking at all.
Who counts
Only approved club members who are enrolled in the event contribute to the club total. Members whose join request is still pending don't add anything until they're approved. And e-bike entries are excluded — they don't count toward the club score.
When it updates
The club board updates automatically whenever a member's result changes, so it keeps pace as people ride. A periodic full recalculation also runs to keep every club's total accurate.
Related: Event format: Classic · How clubs earn points · Joining a club
