> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wiclax.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wiclax.com/en/other-features/jerseys.md).

# Jerseys

To define racing jerseys, go here:

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The jerseys panel displays the different jersey wearers at the end of the current stage. This information can be printed/exported from this tab, or printed on the stage summary.

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The `Ranking Criteria` button displays the Jersey Management window, which allows you to work on the list of jerseys and how they are calculated.

## Calculation mode

Each jersey can be calculated according to one of these options:

* Deducted from the place in the general classification: this is the case for example of the "yellow jersey" (the leader of the race), or of the best young rider
* Deducted from another classification: for the leader's jersey of the points classification, the mountain classification or another race-specific points classification
* Not calculated: for example the most combative rider, which will need to be entered manually

Adding a **filter** condition to the calculation may help to fit with the following scenarios:

* The event consists of two separate races—for example, a Junior race and a Senior race—and each has its own leader's jersey. Two jerseys will be defined, deducted from the overall ranking position and with a filter condition that identifies the race to which they apply. Selecting the race at the top of the list will list the jerseys for the race of your choice.
* A jersey for the best Elite rider or the best local can be calculated with a filter condition on the category/on the region.

## Leaders and wearers

The jersey wearing rule applies in the order in which they are defined: if the leader of a jersey is already wearing another priority jersey, he or she gives it to the next rider in the relevant classification. The order of the jerseys can be changed by drag and drop in the management window.

## Printout

Printing can be done in Blocks or Table mode. Blocks mode is presented as a roll of honor and includes individual and team stage winners. Ideally used when providing images for jerseys.

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{% hint style="info" %}
As part of a team's properties, you can also enter an image representing the team's jersey, which will be printed, for example, for the stage winner.
{% endhint %}


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