SISU Racing has announced a second season of their innovative race series featuring a fun twist: it’s focused more on your segment time through a KQOM climb section than on your finish position.
The SISU KQOM series begins July 26th and runs weekly through September 6/7 for a total of seven races.
See all upcoming events in the series >
Race Specifics
- Riders will enter according to Zwift’s category enforcement.
- Riders can race in any time slot across the series.
- All grades will depart simultaneously, with all riders visible on the course.
- Z Power and riders without heart rate data will be removed from the results on ZwiftPower.
Schedule and Course Details
Race 1: July 26/27
- Route: Watopia Figure 8, 1 Lap
- 29.8km long, 234m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Hilly Reverse and Hilly Forward
Race 2: August 2/3
- Route: Greater London 8, 1 Lap
- 24.3km long, 256m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Box Hill
Race 3: August 9/10
- Route: Watopia Volcano Climb, 1 Lap
- 22.8km long, 192m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Volcano
Race 4: August 16/17
- Route: Greatest London Loop, 1 Lap
- 26.1km long, 345m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Leith Hill
Race 5: August 23/24
- Route: Knickerbocker, 1 Lap
- 22.9km long, 346m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): NYC
Race 6: August 30/31 (Queen Stage)
- Route: Watopia Tour of Fire and Ice, 1 Lap
- 28.3km long, 1161m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Alpe du Zwift
Race 7: September 6/7
- Route: Makuri Islands Countryside Tour, 1 Lap
- 15.8km long, 185m of elevation
- KQOM Segment(s): Temple
See all upcoming events in the series >
Point Scoring
Scoring includes finishing position, but is heavily weighted toward your KQOM segment times:
- KQOM FTS 50,45,40,38,36,34,32,30,28,26,24,22,20,18,16,15,14,13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
- Finishing Points 25,20,15,12,10,9,8,7,6,5 (and 4 for all other finishers)
The top 30 riders in each race are then awarded the following Championship Points based on their combined KQOM and Finishing Points position in the race:
50,45,40,38,36,34,32,30,28,26,24,22,20,18,16,15,14,13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
Individual and Team Competitions
Each rider’s best four Championship Points results will count towards the championships.
The individual rider with the most Championship Points wins for the season. There is also a team championship, with scoring based on your team’s four highest point scorers from each race. Team championship requires three finishers in four races.
Questions or Comments?
Share below!
wpDiscuz
