Competition rules.Race fair.

Accounts, identity and visibility

A linked racing identity is the foundation for classification history, category assignment, verification and virtual rewards.

• Create a TURA account and link your Zwift ID to enter official classifications.
• Register on ZwiftPower and keep required activities public for review.
• Only registered riders can earn virtual rewards in TURA$.
• Guests may join discovery races where allowed, but are not ranked.

Fair equipment. Reviewable data.

Results must be supported by equipment and data that organizers can review quickly and consistently.

Power meters are allowed when supported by FIT files and/or dual recording on ZwiftPower. Organizers may request FIT files, log files, a setup explanation or video weight proof within 24 hours of a check. Data inconsistencies can trigger review, corrected results or disqualification.

Balanced racing at every level

TURA Racing Score uses recent performance, including 90-day critical-power values for 1-minute, 5-minute and 20-minute efforts. Thresholds can be balanced for each event.

• Your category is locked when a competition begins.
• You must enter your assigned category or a higher category and join the correct pen.
• Entering a lower category results in automatic recategorization.
• If your TRS improvement during a competition exceeds the trigger threshold defined at the start of that competition, you will be recategorized.
• The Category Factor scales selected rewards and costs while preserving progression at every level.

Flexible starts. Compact campaigns.

A competition lasts a maximum of one or two weeks. Each race can offer three or four time slots across schedules and time zones, but only your first completed slot counts. Roadbooks publish start order, route adaptations and stage format.

One coherent classification

Cross-slot results use cGap: corrected and compressed time gaps based on a published cRatio. Slot winners remain at zero inside the gap model.

• GC uses cumulative corrected time gaps after applicable bonuses and corrections.
• A missed stage receives the time-neutral cap unless a published joker changes that treatment.
• Gaps beyond the neutral-time threshold are capped.
• Finish-line bonuses can apply when published in the roadbook.

More than one way to win

• The Sprinter jersey rewards the points classification; the Climber jersey rewards the mountains classification. Both are based on accumulated points, as in road cycling.
• Points are awarded by FAL (First Across the Line): the order riders cross the designated sprint and climb lines. In scratch races, crossing order counts, not elapsed segment time.
• The only exception is an individual time trial (ITT), where points are awarded by FTS (Fastest Through Segment), using elapsed segment time.
• A published points award can also carry an optional GC time bonus.
• Sponsor and random objectives can reward published achievements.
• If a rider is disqualified, classification points and associated bonuses move to the next eligible riders.

Build a roster. Choose a strategy.

• A team can contain up to 15 riders.
• Team prizes combine member rewards, primes and configured sponsor bonuses.
• TURA$ is a virtual prize currency earned and spent inside the TURA Racing experience.
• Published services can include hiring a stronger rider as a domestique for one race or unlocking sponsor objectives.
• Every service must publish its rules before purchase. A paid service never replaces sporting rules.

Explainable, auditable outcomes

Depending on the violation and event rules, organizers can apply disqualification, recategorization, category upgrade, neutral time, corrected results, reassignment of classification points and associated bonuses, or a manual sporting review. The applicable evidence, reason and outcome should be recorded.

Know the format before the start

Each event roadbook publishes competition dates, slots, routes, categories, cGap rules, bonuses, points and mountains classification scoring (FAL, with FTS only in ITT stages), GC treatment, prizes, objectives, team services and verification requirements before racing begins.