BikeErg 2021-22 all-rounders (0.5k - 4k -40k)

 




The above ranking uses the so-called P/AR score as performance metric. This P/AR score (in Watts per year of age reserve) is formed by the ratio of power (in Watts) over age reserve (in years). Here, age reserve is the maximum number of years ahead of you: 120 minus your age. For females a sex-correction multiplier (equal to 1.56) is applied to the Wattage. See here for a more detailed explanation of this ranking metric.

Also note that the only ranked results that contribute to the leaderboard are verified scores or race scores. Unverified results are not included. Your results are included only when you have uploaded all three distances as ranked (and verified) results. The 2021-22 season closed April 30th 2022, and that also closes this competition. You can no longer upload new scores. 


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