Database Model

GenderDisciplineCategoryTour EventsChampsTime Trials
InclusionsMenRoad RaceElitex.UWT, x.PRO, x.1Worlds & OlympicsPrologues & ITTs
ExclusionsWomenOthersOthersOthersContinentals & NationalsTTTs
Reasons The initial testing database will be kept intentionally small and will be expanded as soon as possible. Provides minimal or no analytical value relative to the increase in database size. Potential performance level distortion resulting from complex points structures and/or mixed-gender event comparisons.

Scoring Logic

UCI Points System

Riders earn points based on their results according to the current UCI points scale. The most valuable achievement, winning the Tour de France, awards 1,300 UCI points. The next highest results, such as winning the Giro d’Italia or the Vuelta a España, award 1,100 UCI points, with subsequent placements and race categories scaled accordingly.

Performance Level Ladder

UCI result points are normalized to a tiered Levels scale, where the most valuable possible result corresponds to Level 100, the second most valuable to Level 99, and so on, decreasing incrementally down the ladder.

Rider Score Formula

For each rider, only the three highest Level results are used to calculate the final score. The score is determined using the following formula:

Score = [(L₁/2 + 50)·1 + (L₂/2 + 50)·0.67 + (L₃/2 + 50)·0.33] × 100 ÷ [(100/2 + 50)·1 + (99/2 + 50)·0.67 + (99/2 + 50)·0.33]

Where: • L₁, L₂, and L₃ are the rider’s highest, second-highest, and third-highest Levels, respectively. The maximum possible score is 100, achieved only by a rider who wins the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, and Vuelta a España in the same season.

Team Score

The final team score is determined by taking the simple average of the scores of its three highest-scoring riders.

Nation Score

The final nation score is determined by taking the simple average of the scores of its three highest-scoring riders.

Specs Definition

OVERALLAll result types are included for every event in accordance with the structure defined in the database model.

Other more specific Specs will be added soon.