A club's score comes from its members. Every time you complete a qualifying activity, you earn classification points that add to your club's total. Here's how that works at a glance, who counts, and where to see it.
How club scoring works
A club's score for an event is simply the sum of its members' contributions in that event. The more your members ride and the better they do, the higher the club climbs on the leaderboard.
Your contribution
Each member contributes the points from their own results — their difficulty points, plus their time-aware points where those apply. As a friendly rule of thumb, each completion is worth more for harder routes and for faster times. For the exact math, see Club classification and Event format: Classic.
Who counts
Only approved members add to the club's score — pending or rejected members don't contribute. E-bike rides are excluded from club scores, so they won't help your club's total even though they're tracked.
When it updates
The club score updates automatically as members' results change, and it's also recalculated periodically across all clubs. You don't need to do anything to trigger it.
Where to see it
You'll find your club's standing on the club leaderboard for the event, ranked by score.
Related: Event format: Classic · Club classification · Clubs vs. communities
