Participation guides

Achievements and the Hall of Fame

If you play in an organization’s competitions, such as a club’s or company’s, you build a record over the years. The Hall of Fame compares all of the organization’s finished competitions, and achievements reward distinctive performances. This guide shows where to find them and how to earn them.

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In short

  • They exist only for an organization’s competitions and count once the organizer finalizes the competition.
  • Choose ‘Organizations’ at the top; each joined organization links to ‘Achievements’ and ‘Hall of Fame’.
  • The Hall of Fame compares final positions, not fantasy points; achievements are awarded automatically.

The screenshots show the fictional organization WTC De Testrenners with one finished, fictional cycling competition and four invented participants, viewed by Jamie Voorbeeld.

When do your results count?

Achievements and the Hall of Fame only exist for an organization’s competitions, not for a personal competition. A competition only counts once the organizer has finalized it. That is when achievements are awarded. The Hall of Fame also needs at least two participants with a final position.

Where to find them

Choose ‘Organizations’ at the top. Under ‘Joined organizations’ every organization has the links ‘Achievements’ and ‘Hall of Fame’.

Joined organizations with WTC De Testrenners and the Achievements and Hall of Fame links.
Every organization has its own Hall of Fame and achievements. Enlarge screenshot

The Hall of Fame

At the top is the current leader, with their performance points and titles. ‘View my achievements’ takes you to your own collection. If the organization plays several sports, choose ‘Overall’ or one sport below the header.

The WTC De Testrenners Hall of Fame with the current leader Jamie Voorbeeld, 125 performance points and 1 title, and the View my achievements button.
The organization’s leader, across all final competitions. Enlarge screenshot

The all-time ranking

The ‘All-time ranking’ adds up performance points per competition. They depend on your final position, not your fantasy points: the winner gets 100, the last place 0 and everyone else proportionally in between. The top three add a podium bonus of 25, 10 or 5. That way a small and a large competition, or different sports, count fairly. You also see titles, podiums, starts and your average finishing position, and achievements show as badges next to the name. Tap a player for their results per competition.

The all-time ranking with four fictional players: Jamie Voorbeeld with 125 points and the Race winner and Grand Tour winner badges, followed by 77, 38 and 0 points.
Performance points, titles, podiums, starts and average finish. Enlarge screenshot

The honours board

Below the ranking is the ‘Honours board’: the podium of every final competition, with its sport and date. If you played in it yourself, ‘Final standings’ opens the full standings.

The honours board with the podium of the fictional cycling competition: Jamie Voorbeeld, Alex Example and Robin Demo.
The podium of every finished competition. Enlarge screenshot

Your achievements

‘Achievements’ shows per sport which ones you have earned, and in which competition and when. The others show ‘Locked’ with their requirement. Achievements for a number of starts show a progress bar. You do not need to claim anything: once you meet the requirement and the competition is final, the achievement is yours.

The cycling achievements: Race winner and Grand Tour winner earned, Small tour winner, Dark Horse and 10 starts locked, with progress 1 of 10.
Earned achievements with competition and date; the rest with their requirement. Enlarge screenshot

Which achievements exist

Per sport you can earn these achievements:

Cycling

Race winner (win a cycling competition), Small tour winner and Grand Tour winner (win on such a race), Dark Horse (a rider picked by fewer than 5% of participants scores at least 20 points for you in one result) and 10 starts.

Speed skating

Season champion (win a speed skating competition), Prophet (correctly predict a discipline’s season leader while fewer than 5% did) and Loyal fan (3 starts).

Football

Hat-trick: top at least three matchdays in one competition.

Swimming

Champion (win a swimming competition), Gold rush (swimmers in your squad win at least three finals) and Surprise gold (a swimmer you chose as an open pick wins a final).

Formula One

Formula One has no achievements yet; your results do count in the Hall of Fame.

Who else has it?

Tap an achievement to see which members of the organization earned it, in which competition and when. ‘You’ marks your own line and ‘First’ who earned it first.

The Grand Tour winner achievement, earned by Jamie Voorbeeld with the You and First labels.
Everyone in the organization who earned this achievement. Enlarge screenshot

Hunting your first achievement?

Play in your organization’s competitions. Once the organizer finalizes a competition, your results appear in the Hall of Fame and you receive the achievements you earned.

Go to my organizations

Having trouble?

I see no Achievements or Hall of Fame

They belong to an organization. Join the organization with the code from its administrator; a personal competition has no achievements.

My competition is over but I have no achievement

Achievements are awarded when the organizer finalizes the competition. Ask the organizer whether that has happened.

Why is someone with fewer fantasy points above me?

The Hall of Fame compares final positions, not points. A win in a large competition and a win in a small one both count as a win.

A finished competition is missing from the Hall of Fame

A competition only counts once it is final and at least two participants have a final position.

Can I see other people’s achievements?

Yes. They show as badges next to names in the all-time ranking, and every achievement shows who earned it.

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