How to find your results and figure out FATRACING points
The protocol answers the question of how you finished in a particular race. The rating combines points for starts that are included in its rules. Therefore, the presence of a result on the site does not always mean scoring points.
1. Find your profile
Open it catalog of riders and enter your last name or full name. If there are a lot of matches, check the name, team and start history. Full namesakes may require manual clarification: a single name match does not prove that all lines refer to you.
Open the card and the desired result. If there is no race, find it separately in the protocol catalog — the result may have been published, but not matched with the profile.
2. Select the period and set the rating
On the page "Glasses" set the season, gender, and series. The "All-time" option and a separate season give different amounts and places. Before comparing screenshots, first check these parameters.
The position in the ranking is not equal to the place in the last race. Inside the card, see which starts gave points and for what period they were collected.
3. Figure out the face value of the check-in
Nominal value — points for first place in the standings group. The basic values for the main distances are 1000 for the Tsar Grader and the Tour de Selishchi, 500 for the Vyalomarathon and TIPACYCLOCROSS, 100 for the Time Trial CUP, Cyclingrace and KVMLO stages.
Short distances and individual clusters have a lower denomination. For example, Cyclingrace has base cluster stages of 100, 75, 50, and 25 points. The final denomination of a specific event may be manually adjusted, so when analyzing your result, check its accrual, not just the series name.
Not all races from the calendar are included in the rating. The result of an external start can be available in protocols without FATRACING points.
4. Calculate an example of accrual
The formula: nominal value / (1 + 0.08 × (place − 1)), with rounding to an integer. Places are counted separately for men and women within the scoring group; the place in the age category may be different.
DNS, DNF and disqualification do not give points. Gender data and profile matching are also needed for accrual; the absence of points in itself does not prove convergence.
5. Distinguish between personal and team ranking
In the catalog teams The rating is based on the sum of the points of the three best riders of the team. This is not the sum of all the results of all the members of the club. Therefore, a large team does not necessarily stand above a small one.
Check which team your entries belong to and whether there are different spellings of the same name. Correction of the team name and correction of the sports result itself are different appeals.
6. Report a bug with specific links
Prepare a link to your profile, race, year, distance, starting number and the line of the primary protocol. Specify what exactly is incorrect: time, result affiliation, category, or accrual.
If the primary protocol is wrong, contact the organizer first. If the source is correct, but the FATRACING entry is different, send the information via our contacts. For someone else's result, explicitly write in your profile that this is the namesake; do not ask to delete the entire profile along with the correct history.
Details of designations and credits — in guide to reading the protocol.