EVENTS

With over 3,000 participants in 2023, the third edition of the SISU Tour in 2024 is set to be bigger and better!

Sat 29 June - Sun 21 July

The 2024 Open Tour (Women and Men) will be raced over 206 km and 2,687m of elevation with seven stages over the three weeks of the Men's TDF. The fun continues after the SISU Tour, with Zwift planning exciting initiatives during the Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift.

What's new in 2024?
For the first time, we'll award a Sprint Jersey and King and Queen of the Mountain Jersey to the fastest rider (Men and Women) in each grade through the eighteen sprint segments and six KQOM segments over the first six stages.

The tradition continues with the Johtaja Jersey awarded to the General Classification (Men and Women) winner in each grade. For now, the jerseys are awarded symbolically; we continue to dream that these jerseys could be awarded in-game one day.
The final stage of the Tour will be a 24km iTT, matching the men's TDF. The iTT follows three flat stages, one hilly and two mountain stages. Three stages will be held in Watopia and four in France.

In more firsts, we'll race up Alpe Du Zwift in Stage 2! Note that this route is level 6+ restricted. Newer coastal routes are restricted to level 10+, so get riding to be eligible to race!

Individual and Team General Classification
Race the Tour individually or ensure three members of your team/club finish each stage to qualify for the Team GC in each grade (Men and Women).

For easy sign-on, join the SISU Racing Club in the Companion App.
Riders enter each stage according to Zwift's category enforcement and riders Page Group Category and make sure you are at Level 10 to enjoy all the racing.

The Route
Stage 1 - Coast Crusher (Sat 29 June) FLAT
Sprint Segments - Acropolis FWD, Sasquatch FWD, Woodland FWD, Woodland REV, Sasquatch REV, Acropolis REV and Stoneway REV.

Stage 2 - Road to Sky (Tue 2 July) MOUNTAIN Level 6+ restricted
KQOM Segment - Aple du Zwift

Stage 3 - RGV (Sat 6 July) FLAT
Sprint Segments - Pavé REV, Balloon REV and Marina REV.
KQOM Segment - Aqueduc REV.

Stage 4 - Casse-Pattes (Tue 9 July) HILLY
Sprint Segments - Pavé REV and Marina REV.
KQOM Segments - Aqueduc REV and Petit FWD.

Stage 5 - Shorelines and Summits (Sat 13 July) MOUNTAIN
Sprint Segments - Stoneway FWD, Acropolis FWD, Sasquatch FWD and Woodland FWD.
KQOM Segment - Epic KQOM FWD.

Stage 6 - Roule Ma Poule (Tue 16 July) FLAT
Sprint Segments - Pavé FWD and Marina FWD.
KQOM Segment - Aqueduc FWD.

Stage 7 - Douce France (Sun 21 July) iTT

Individual and Team General Classification (GC)
The rider and team (the fastest three riders from a team/club in each stage) in each grade (Men and Women) who complete all seven stages with the lowest cumulative time will be crowned with the Johtaja Jersey.
There are no time bonuses; the GC is determined solely by the cumulative time a rider and team (the fastest three riders from a team/club in each stage) take to complete all seven stages.

Results
Results will be available on the SISU Racing website and emailed to everyone who registers after each stage's catch-up events.
New in 2024 is the addition of providing results in Zwiftpower age categories.

Riders who upgrade during the Tour
Riders who upgrade during the first six stages will be classified in their higher grade. Riders who upgrade in the Stage 7 iTT will not be reclassified.

Time Zones
There are five to six time zones and each stage will have catch-up events scheduled. Your best time will count if you race a stage in multiple zones.

Other Information
Z Power and riders without heart rate data can race but will be removed from the official results.
The Individual Time Trial will be a mass start with no draft - select your fastest TT bike!
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