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## Ranking by nation 

2.10.026 The ranking by nation is a 52-week rolling ranking of continental circuits. Besides a ranking by nation for men elite and under 23 men, a distinct ranking by nation for under 23 men shall be drawn up at least once a week. 

Such rankings by nation for each continent shall be obtained by adding the points of the 8 best placed riders of each nation in the same continent in all the individual continental rankings: 

1 the points of each rider of a given nation in the individual ranking of each continent shall be totalled; 

2 the points of the 8 best riders shall be added together; 

3 the total for the 8 best placed riders determines the position of the nation in the ranking; 

(text modified on 1.01.07; 1.01.16). 

2.10.027 A rider's points shall be awarded to the nation of his nationality, even if he is a licence holder of the federation of another country. 

## Separating tied nations 

2.10.028 Ties between nations shall be resolved by counting up the greatest number of 1st places, 2nd places etc. on the (final general) classification (on time) of the races run in the course of the last 52 weeks obtained by their best 8 riders on the individual continental ranking. 

2.10.029 [article abrogated on 24.01.15]. 

(text modified on 1.01.16). 

2.10.030 The UCI Management Committee may award prizes to riders according to their classification, in accordance with such criteria as it may establish. 

2.10.031 [article abrogated on 1.01.19]. 

## § 4 UCI Women’s WorldTour ranking 

(paragraph moved from chapter XIII on 1.01.19). 

## Overall individual classification 

2.10.032 UCI Women’s WorldTour points are awarded for the final classification of each event according to the following scale: 

Points awarded for stages shall be recorded on the last day of the event. 

For team time trial events and stages the points on the scale shall be awarded to the team. These points shall be divided equally between the riders finishing the event or the stage. Calculations shall be rounded to a hundredth of a point. 

## 2.10.033 Final classification of each event 

## Points scale 

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