9:30 RACE: 2 Riders on the start line, both didn’t finish.

#	Cat.	User	Points	Age Group	Team	time	GAP	[mi/h]
dnf	Men	lolek1	2	50-59		dnf	–
dnf	Men	szybek	1	30-39		dnf	–

2LATE4ME RACE: 2 Riders on the start line again but this time, doing a lonely solo effort all the way, was our American Mucker “cdtchris” with a superb demonstration of determination to get up this climb without any carrots or sticks around him! Well done!!

#	Cat.	User	Points	Age	Team	time	GAP	[mi/h]
1	Men	cdtchris	87	60+	Muckers Worldwide	1:23:17.7		3.57
dnf	Men	krlitos700	1	30-39		dnf	–

FULL CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE AFTER 5 RACES:

Well done to “luca_ma” on an excellent championship run, he was in a tight race all the way until a glitch (or as we like to call it, a virtual mechanical failure) knocked out his closet competitor in the 4th race. But strong results in all 5 rounds secured you as “Muckers November Championship” champion!! Chapeau

A worthy Silver place to “lrollin” , who moved up one position in in the final race by outscoring his closest rival by 41 points! Completing all 5 rounds with a lowest position of 11th and a highest of 9th, just shows how strong consistency really does pay off in the championship!

Muckers Worldwide Rider “Grochang” really let the Sani Gravel climb route determine his championship position but a strong run on all 5 races got him a well deserved Bronze medal. Well done indeed!

So what did you have to average per race to get top 10? 17th place in each race would have done it for you! The magic top 25?? well, an average of 39th place would have guaranteed membership to that club! And finally top 50?? which was still 210 places higher than the rest?? Just an average of 75 points (71st place) per race would have got you in that club. which really shows, if you can get to the start line for every race, it really pays off.

260 riders at least started 1 race, we covered 91 miles and 7671ft of climbing which equals an almost perfect average per race of 18.2 miles and 1500ft!!

Thanks to everyone who makes it possible, especially Kyle who keeps all the stuff running in the background so I can just sit here and create these championships and write about them and Chad whos our Man in America sorting out the live streams for the race! Thank you!

And lastly, thanks to you all for having a go. We know its all just virtual and this solo riding we do (much to the bemusement of many of our friends and family members) is a means to keep fit and hopefully get stronger for when we go out in the real world! But having high numbers of riders on a race event really does spur you on to do better and the only way this ends up feeling a little tarnished is if its against someone cheating. So please just don’t cheat! you’re not only cheating yourself into a false representation of where you are, but also ruining the experience of your fellow cyclist, who like yourself, have taken the time to get prepared and ready, some sat in a freezing cold garage, or lonely pain cave, to hopefully compete against fellow cyclists on as level a playing field as possible. Just be a Mucker and keep it as real as possible!