The Chop by AHDR

The Chop is a fast, flat, time-based weekly handicap race that gives riders of all abilities a chance to win. With strong numbers, it's the week's premier chase race. “The Chop” is an Aussie cycling expression for a breakaway group that works together to stay ahead before battling it out in the final sprint. It’s a mix of teamwork, tactics and every rider for themselves when the finish line approaches. Riders start in separate grades, from D through to A, with staggered start times designed to bring everyone together for a thrilling finish. Each grade wears a distinctive AHDR/Zwift kit, making it easy to identify who’s chasing and who’s being caught. Held on Thursday evenings, no two races are ever the same. Course selection, rider numbers, tactics and the occasional sandbagger all influence the outcome. Part team time trial, part cat-and-mouse battle, The Chop is all about teamwork, strategy and timing your final attack. Will you survive The Chop and take the glory?

Pos.		Cat.		Rider↕	Club↕	Races↕	FIN↕	Total▼
		B		TEX THE TANK	Team AHDR	▸4	136	136
		B		Michael Rosser	VCCC	▸4	128	128
		C		Angus Gall	Team AHDR	▸3	111	111
4		C		Lyndon Gray [Tour de Kids]	—	▸4	105	105
5		C		Anthony Crute	#VTO	▸3	96	96
6		B		Mitch Farquhar	Team AHDR	▸2	95	95
7		B		Jonno Cridland	WMZ	▸2	93	93
8		D		Mick Marshall AHDR	Team AHDR	▸3	92	92
9		B		Brett Billings (OTE)	OTE	▸2	90	90
10		B		Ralph Tompsett	NZBRO	▸2	87	87
11		C		Ryan Condon	—	▸2	83	83
12		B		CAL 🦥	Team AHDR	▸2	80	80
13		B		René Olsen	SISU Racing	▸2	80	80
14		D		Ludo Tchil 💯	—	▸2	77	77
15		C		Anton Booth (AHDR)	Team AHDR	▸3	74	74
16		C		Ryan Dagooc	4STAR	▸2	74	74
17		A		Steven Flaherty [4STAR/Midland.CC]	4STAR	▸3	72	72
18		B		grant harvey	Team AHDR	▸2	67	67
19		B		james wilmott AHDR	Team AHDR	▸3	66	66
20		D		John Gardner (WMZ/ZSUNR)	WMZ	▸3	64	64
21		A		A Beaver	—	▸2	58	58
22		C		Walter van Aert {}	Team AHDR	▸2	58	58
23		C		james griffin	—	▸1	55	55
24		A		Mads Buster	SISU Racing	▸1	54	54
25		C		qiang A【冠领】	RZFC	▸1	52	52

Each rider appears once, with points summed across the filtered races. The Races column shows how many races contributed to that total. Points are calculated within each rider’s race grouping. FTS uses the organiser’s saved points scale for each scoring segment; custom scales can differ by race. See the Scoring & rules page for the applied segment awards.

FIN points: RaceCentral calculates these from the classified finishers in each race’s scoring group. Under standard countdown scoring, 40 classified finishers means 40 points for first, 39 for second, and 1 for last. When multiple starts are combined, points use the combined scoring-group ranking after selecting the result that counts for each rider. This can differ from the individual event position shown in the race breakdown. In All races, FIN is the sum of the rider’s counted race awards. A custom finishing-points scale replaces the countdown; otherwise, an award limit can restrict which places score.

Any Podium points come from the organiser’s Extra FIN configuration; no bonus is awarded when that setting is blank.

Riders without a recorded source (such as an uploaded FIT file or live Zwift result) are hidden from these results.