in the next weekly update. 

Riders score points on the individual ranking in accordance with the scale in article 2.10.008. 

## Specific provisions for rolling rankings 

Points awarded for stages are included in the ranking drawn up following the final day of a stage race. 

A same event will not be taken into account more than once in a single ranking; the following provisions apply: 

- If a same event takes place less than 52 weeks after the previous edition, only the most recent event will be taken into account in the ranking; 

- If a same event takes place more than 52 weeks after the previous edition points of the previous edition remain in the ranking until the new edition is held; 

- If a same event is not organised the next season, points will only be dropped from the ranking after the 52-week period. 

The aforementioned provisions apply to all events. 

The rankings established on the last day of the season as per article 2.1.001 will determine the winners of the season. 

2.10.020 [Article abrogated on 1.01.16]. 

(text modified on 1.01.16; 25.10.17; 23.10.19; 12.06.20). 

## Individual ranking 

2.10.021 Riders are ranked in the individual ranking of the continent of their nationality. They can only appear in the ranking of one continent. 

2.10.022 Elite and under 23 men shall be listed in the same ranking. 

(text modified on 25.10.17; 1.01.19). 

(text modified on 23.10.19). 

2.10.023 The individual ranking is a 52-week rolling ranking for continental circuits and shall be drawn up at least once a week. 

(text modified on 1.01.06; 24.01.15; 1.01.16; 3.06.16; 25.10.17; 1.01.19; 23.10.19). 

## Separating tied riders 

2.10.024 Ties on points between riders shall be resolved by counting up the greatest number of 1$^{st}$ places, on the classification of the races run in the course of the last 52 weeks. If there is still a tie, it will be resolved by the greatest number of 2$^{nd}$ places, then 3$^{rd}$ places, etc. taking into account only places for which the respective classification points are allocated. 

In the event of a new tie, the highest-placed rider in each of their most recent races shall take precedence, whichever his placing. 

