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    Tiny Race Series – Results and December 17 Routes

    Eric Schlange
    By Eric Schlange
    December 15, 2022
    LAST UPDATED December 15, 2022
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    Last week’s “Watch the Dirty Bits” Tiny Races were extra spicy with their key dirt sections and riders choosing non-road rigs for certain races. Big props to Joakim Lisson, currently the world’s top-ranked Zwift racer, who finally achieved a perfect score against the Zone 1 A’s, taking 1st in all four races. Incredible!

    Of course, it’s not just the A’s who race. We’ve got B, C, and D categories fighting it out every Saturday as well. Watch Scott from KOM Hunt TV take on the C category:

    Last Week’s Results

    Overall Winners

    Zone 1 (9am UTC)

    A: Joakim Lisson (POAuto)
    B: Simon Matros (WattFabrik)
    C: S Arkwright (PCC)
    D: Arie Pieter Roodnat

    Zone 2 (3pm UTC)

    A: Teppo Laurio (Wahoo Le Col)
    B: Rudi Nussbaumer (KC)
    C: Daniel Lundberg (eSRT)
    D: B B

    Zone 3 (9pm UTC)

    A: Thomas Lajoie (OPTIMUM)
    B: C L A N C Y (CLS)
    C: Richard Fecteau
    D: Todd Sheaman (CRYO-GEN)

    Women’s Winners

    Zone 1 (9am UTC)

    A: none
    B: Anneli Granberg (eSRT)
    C: Lynn Shiels (Team CLS)
    D: Julie Clark (ART)

    Zone 2 (3pm UTC)

    A: Charlotte Colclough (Toyota CRYO RDT)
    B: Naomi de Pennington (Twenty24)
    C: Sophia Chi (Speed Hound)
    D: Linny O’Rourke (ART)

    Zone 3 (9pm UTC)

    A: Natalie Stevenson (Toyota CRYO RDT)
    B: Zee Kryder
    C: Claire Jackson (WTRL)
    D: Dorothy Davis (Herd)

    This Week’s Routes

    This week’s routes get a bit more climby as we go on…

    • Race 1: Bell Lap (3 laps)
      Most racers know Crit City well, but have you ever raced just 3 laps? Hopefully somebody will go long on the final twisty climb and really make it interesting.
      • Powerup: Anvil 2x
    • Race 2: Champs-Elysees (4.52km, ends at Sprint Banner)
      Our first-ever Tiny Race in Paris, we won’t even complete a full lap in this effort. Just the lead-in around Jardin des Tuileries, then it’s gonna be a hard drag up Montée des Champs Elysées to the sprint banner for the finish.
      • Powerup: Steamroller
    • Race 3: Rooftop Rendezvous (1 lap, 6.7km)
      The pack will get stretched and snap up the Rooftop KOM, but it’s the descent afterward, and riders’ sense of timing, which will determine who crosses the finish line first.
      • Powerup: Draft Boost
    • Race 4: Douce France (7.047km, ends at Ballon Sprint)
      This rolling, twisty route will take you flying through Les Intestins and over a few rollers before sprinting for the Ballon Sprint arch.
      • Powerup: none

    Sign up at zwift.com/events/tag/tinyraces

    ZwiftPower Results

    Zwift displays preliminary race results in game when you cross the line, but points are computed after all four races are finished, with final results on ZwiftPower. (We have to do some data processing on our side to compute results, so if your rankings don’t show up right away, be patient.)

    Riders will earn points based on finish position in each of the 4 Tiny Races. The category winner of each week’s series is the rider with the most points across their timezone’s 4 races. Here are the links for each timezone’s results on ZwiftPower:

    • Zone 1 (9am GMT/4am EST/1am PST)
    • Zone 2 (3pm GMT/10am EST/7am PST)
    • Zone 3 (9pm GMT/4pm EST/1pm PST/Sunday 8am AEDT)

    Rules

    Tiny Race rules are simple. Four races, four rules:

    • You must have a ZwiftPower account, because final results are processed by ZwiftPower (learn how to sign up)
    • No skipping then returning. These races are meant to be raced as a set of 4. If you need to leave early, that’s fine… but once you miss a race in your hour’s set of 4, don’t come back and race another or you’ll be disqualified from that race since you rested while others were racing! (Example: racing only races 1 and 2 is fine. Racing 1, 2, and 4 is not – you will be DQ from race 4. And if you race 2, 3, and 4, you’ll be DQ from all those races, since you skipped race 1!)
    • Heart rate monitors are required for podium finishers
    • ZPower/Virtual power is not allowed. Smart trainer/smart bike or power meter required.

    Join a Chat & Chill Cooldown

    Immediately following each hour’s racing, we’ve scheduled 30-minute “Chat & Chill” events where riders from all categories can spin out their legs together and have some fun chatting about how it all went down. Find them at zwift.com/events/tag/tinyraces.

    Questions or Comments

    Post below!

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      Dmitry G
      Dmitry G
      9 months ago

      Typo alert: you need to edit the title to read December 17 routes!

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Dmitry G

      Gah! Fixed.

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      KOM Hunt
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      KOM Hunt(@komhunt)
      9 months ago

      Thanks for a great weekend of racing… see you all again on Saturday!

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      B h
      B h
      9 months ago
      Reply to  KOM Hunt

      Nice results, but how on earth are you close to 100 kg?! Shouldn’t you be at b cat?

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      Mark B
      Mark B
      9 months ago

      Love the tiny races! But wanted to congratulate Lisson. Winning all four races is quite a feat, even for him. I’ve learned a lot about racing from watching him. What does he have to do to earn a lower (higher) Zwift power ranking??

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Mark B

      He can still improve his ranking, if he races against top-ranked riders and wins. It’s really tough, though, to upgrade your points when you’re at the tippety top!

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      MaxT
      MaxT
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Wow just seen, what an incredible achievement. When you’re top who really cares about the number – so long as the race calendar evolves, points aren’t an absolute but a relative measure of performance, and not a measure like ELO (I still rate ZP above ZR at present, but like what ZR is trying to do). The drift downwards in average ZP ranking pts for the top 100 As, Bs etc has been pretty startling with the advent of the tiny races and the large volume of high ranked races/racers. I don’t know if this is close to reaching an… Read more »

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      Name
      9 months ago

      New to all of this, but based on what you describe the format is similar to racing at the Velodrome. The racing was dynamic, and quite strategic. Will try to align my schedule and give Tiny Races a shot.

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      Kaj E
      Kaj E
      9 months ago

      How do you feel about that the Zwiftpower rankings pretty much became a list of the tiny races results? 9/10 racers in the top (except for Teugels, same for the Bs ranking) have 5 tiny races as best results. It does narrow the top ranking to a very specific type of rider.

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      Nick
      Nick
      9 months ago

      Random power ups in the 9am races. I got aero so good for me…

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Nick

      All 4 races, or just particular ones?

      This powerup bug drives me batty.

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      Greg
      Greg
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Zone 2 “C” events: Random power-ups for the first two races. Correct power-up for #3. No power-up for #4 (tough to mess-up that last one).

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      Mitchell
      Mitchell(@rmpearce1964)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Nick

      Random power ups in the Zone 3 C races as well

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      Jeroen Noordzij
      Jeroen Noordzij
      9 months ago

      Maybe it is possible to generate an overall classification of riders who completed all 4 tiny races?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Jeroen Noordzij

      We do that every week… based on points, though, not time. ZwiftPower results links above.

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      Fifkjdnf fkkfnfb
      Fifkjdnf fkkfnfb
      9 months ago

      How long does it take before todays total reults are ready?

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      MWattwell
      MWattwell
      9 months ago

      How do you see how many points awarded per place? I can see the league but don’t get how it works.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      9 months ago
      Reply to  MWattwell

      Points scheme is shown in ZwiftPower on the league page. Right hand column.

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      Mitchell
      Mitchell(@rmpearce1964)
      9 months ago

      How many D racers made it to T4?

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      Art Weeks
      Art Weeks
      9 months ago
      Reply to  Mitchell

      Not me. Had a technical issue where I started 90 seconds late in race 3. By the time I finished (dejected) I was way too late for race 4.

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