Road cycling refers to one of the cycling events, on paved roads, divided into three competitions, the competition rules generally follow the UCI (Union Cyclist International) competition rules (interested in learning can search for their own)

Large group race: It is a team race, generally using a large group of road cars that comply with UCI rules. The participating teams arrange their positions at the starting point according to the corresponding race rules, and start together through the start instruction, and finally arrive at the end of the stage within the specified time to finish the race; Scores are scored according to the rules of the competition.

Individual Time Trial (ITT) : It is an individual event, which generally uses timed bicycles in accordance with UCI rules. After the starting order is arranged according to the corresponding event rules, the riders start one by one through the starting instructions (the starting interval of the riders in different events is different). The riders ride a certain distance alone within the specified time and arrive at the end of the track to finish the race; Race results are scored according to the rules of the race (counting the time taken to complete the race).

Team Time Trial (TTT) : A team event, similar to an individual time trial; The race is also run on a timed bike that complies with UCI rules and starts one by one, again via the start order, but in a team of 4, and the result of the third rider in the team who crosses the finish line is calculated as a team result.