1. The Gravel Earth Series is the circuit that brings together some of the most important gravel events on Earth with different formats.

2. The Gravel Earth Series circuit is made up of these  challenges, plus the Gravel Earth Final, the grand final of the circuit.

3. The Gravel Earth Series rates the challenges adhered according to the prestige and level of the event.

4. The Gravel Earth Series divides the adhered challenges in two categories:

• • – GRAVEL EARTH
  • – GRAVEL EARTH GLOBAL

5. The Gravel Earth Final is a higher category awarding more points.

• • – GRAVEL EARTH FINAL

6. There are three independent score rankings:

• • – Male
  • – Female
  • – Non-binary.

7. The fastest biker of each ranking receives 750, 1000 or 1500 points according to the challenge category.

• • – GRAVEL EARTH: 750 points
  • – GRAVEL EARTH GLOBAL: 1000 points
  • – GRAVEL EARTH FINAL: 1500 points

8. The score of the rest of the bikers varies depending on the category. In the Gravel Earth and Gravel Earth Global events, the score decreases in the first 25 positions. From 25th place, all athletes receive the same finisher score.

• • – GRAVEL EARTH: 330 finisher points
  • – GRAVEL EARTH GLOBAL: 440 finisher points

9. The score of the Gravel Earth Final is different for all athletes. The score decreases from the first one to the last place to determine the overall ranking of the Gravel Earth Series.

10. All bikers can participate in the Gravel Earth Final. There is no qualifying system.

11. The overall ranking will consider the top two scores from the Gravel Earth Series, plus the final score from the Gravel Earth Final, the grand final of the circuit.

* When we talk about the two best scores, we refer to the two events in which the biker has achieved a higher number of points. Each event awards a greater or lesser number of points depending on its prestige. For that reason, the best scores won’t always be the best results during the year.

12. The Gravel Earth Series closing ceremony will take place in the same place of the Gravel Earth Final at the end of the event.

6.1. The Gravel Earth Series will award prize money to the top ten of the three independent score rankings.

• • – Male
  • – Female
  • – Non-binary

6.2. The prize money for each independent score rankings will be 12.500€.

6.3. Prize money will only be awarded in the independent score rankings with 50 or more participants who have completed a minimum of two challenges plus the Gravel Earth Final. In these cases, the score ranking will be published but will have no financial remuneration.

6.4. To be eligible for prize money it will be mandatory to be present at the closing ceremony to be held after the Gravel Earth Final.

6.5. The prize money for the Gravel Earth Series overall rankings will be the responsibility of Klassmark.