1. There is no limit to the number of races you can do. However, only the points from your best 5 will count.

2. Any official sprint or Olympic distance triathlon, wherever in the world it may be, will be eligible.

3. Triathletes must have RSVP’d for the race on iDO Sport so that their fellow Expatriés can see who’s racing and when. If the event is not on “Expatriés Club Calendar”, please contact your managers and we will add it on the site.

4. Points are awarded for each race in the following FFTri categories – senior femme (SF), senior homme (SH), veteran femme (VF) & veteran homme (VH). Sub-categories of the above i.e. VH1, VH2 etc are irrelevant for the purposes of calculating points.

5. a) If results are not separated between senior and veteran categories (usually determined by each race organiser) the Expatriés race officers will calculate points based on the information available.
b) If there are less than 10 competitors in an age category then the competitors in the superior age category(ies) will be taken into consideration until a minimum of 10 competitors are found. If there are no further superior age categories, then inferior categories can be considered, once again until minimum 10 competitors.

6. Points will be awarded according to where the triathlete finishes in their category (see #4 above): 10pts for finishing in the 1st decile, 9 points for the 2nd, 8 points for the 3rd etc. Minimum 2pts for any race starter (even if they retire).

7. Points coefficients – x1 for Sprints and x1.5 for Olympic distance races. Super-sprints, découvertes etc… are non-point scoring races for this Challenge.

8. Non-standard races i.e. Sprint+, Olympic+ etc will be scored as standard Sprint, standard Olympic etc.

9. If the swim is cancelled (e.g. due to the water temperature being below 12°C) but the race goes ahead as a duathlon, the scoring will be as #4 above.

10. If there is a tie at the end of the season, the race officers will do a countback to determine 1st, 2nd and 3rd places.

11. In the event of any confusion/ambiguity, the race officers’ decision will be final.

12. At the Annual Awards Dinner, prizes will be awarded to the top 3 in each of the 4 categories.

1. There is no limit to the number of races you can do. However, only the points from your best 2 will count.

2. Any official long distance triathlon, wherever in the world it may be, will be eligible.

3. Triathletes must have RSVP’d for the race on iDO Sport so that their fellow Expatriés can see who’s racing and when. If the event is not on “Expatriés Club Calendar”, please contact your managers and we will add it on the site.

4. Points will be awarded according to where the triathlete finishes in their age-group: 150 points for finishing in the 1st decile, 140 points for the 2nd, 130 points for the 3rd etc. Minimum 60pts for any race starter (even if they retire).

5. a) If results are not separated between senior and veteran categories (usually determined by each race organiser) the Expatriés race officers will calculate points based on the information available.
b) If there are less than 10 competitors in an age category then the competitors in the superior age category(ies) will be taken into consideration until a minimum of 10 competitors are found. If there are no further superior age categories, then inferior categories can be considered, once again until minimum 10 competitors.

6. Points coefficients – x1 for half-Ironman and x1.25 for Ironman (or longer distance) races.

7. Non-standard distance races will be scored as per their equivalent standard race.

8. If the swim is cancelled (e.g. due to the water temperature being below 12°C) but the race goes ahead as a duathlon, the scoring will be as #4 above.

9. If there is a tie at the end of the season, the race officers will do a countback to determine the winner.

10. In the event of any confusion/ambiguity the race officers’ decision will be final.

11. At the Annual Awards Dinner a trophy will be awarded to the overall winner.