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# Additional classifications
The additional classification are rankings separate from the main ranking, typically based on a points system.
In cycling this will for example be the classification of the best climber, the classification by points, or even the combined classification.
2 types of additional classifications are possible:
* with subclassifications, where recipients of each subclassification are assigned manually
* made up of the main ranking, on which a filter is applied (for example the best young rider)
## Manage additional classifications
On the ribbon, the `Additional classifications` group allows you to access predefined rankings, or create a new one.
Selecting a ranking displays it at the same level as the main grids and you will then find it as a tab:
## Main properties
The general properties of a ranking, in addition to its name, are:
* an optional filter to obtain the ranking directly from the main ranking (for example the best young rider)
* the tiebreaking rules, to be ordered if necessary to adapt to the rules of the event
## Sub-classifications
You can add sub-classifications within a stage. For example an intermediate sprint, a pass summit.
## Entering points and bonuses
The grid allows you to pre-fill the series of points to be assigned for a sub-classification. For example 5, 3, 2 respectively for the first 3 competitors.
Bonuses are entered in seconds, and will apply to the main ranking.
## Automatic filling
Recipients of a sub-classification can be entered manually, or automatically if you have an intermediate split point to attach to it:
In the case of a lap race, this may be the intermediate ranking at a certain lap.
The finish case for the points classification is automatically linked to the finish line.
## General classifications
For each sub-classification Wiclax will calculate a summary total for the stage and a general classification at the end of the stage.
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