The competition rules are based on the IUF Rulebook 2019 with some adjustments.

Competitions will be held in the following categories:

Open for male, trans, and non-binary riders (and optionally for female riders)
Female for riders assigned female at birth

Each category includes the following subcategories:

Junior consisting of the age groups
'Kids' (0–9 years)
'Junior' (10–14 years)

Adult consisting of the age groups
'Adult' (15–34 years)
'Senior' (35–49 years)
'Master' (50+ years)

Preliminary Round
Each rider participates in one of two 90-minute waves. Lines of easy, medium, and hard difficulty will be available.

Scoring – Preliminaries
Easy line: 1 point, Medium line: 3 points, Hard line: 7 points.
If a rider completes all medium lines, they also receive points for all easy lines.

Final
Finalists compete together in one 60-minute wave.

Scoring – Final
Each line gives a maximum of 3 points, reduced by 0.5 points for each pedal grab. (Minimum points for completing a line: 1 point)

Categories
No Kids or Junior final. Medals for Juniors are awarded based on preliminary results.
The best riders in the Adult, Senior, and Master categories compete in a combined final.
The number of finalists depends on the total number of participants and will be announced before the competition.
'Open' and 'Female' finals are scored separately.

Speed Trial is run according to the IUF Rulebook 2019.

Heats:
All riders complete two timed runs; the better time counts.

Final:
The finalists compete in a knockout (KO) system with 1v1 races.

Categories
The top riders in the Kids and Junior categories compete in a combined Junior Final.
The top riders in the Adult, Senior, and Master categories compete in a combined Adult Final.
The exact number of riders advancing to the finals depends on the number of participants and will be announced before the competition begins.
The 'Open' and 'Female' finals will be scored separately.