The first result was that the classification of team roles by Platt et al. (Teams – A Game to Develop Group Skills, Gower Press, London, 1988) is applicable with BPR teams.
The number of points depends on the confederation and classification of each team, as well as the importance and result of the match.
In addition, the proportion of unexplained stillbirths was analysed across the classifications and classification teams.
However, while the classification and selection of teams according to ID intensity are crucial factors in the validity of such studies, few tools finely evaluate teamwork intensity [ 2, 31].
There were also three classifications for teams.
This may be due to the experience of members of the classification teams that therefore quickly became familiar with the approaches used for the different systems and, if so, this finding may not be replicable in other situations.
According to these criteria, this evaluation, by nine experienced international classification teams of six contemporary classifications across developed and developing country settings, did not identify any single system as clearly superior for stillbirths for the outcomes studied.
finished as the winners of the Trofeo Super Team classification, where the teams' riders are awarded points for placing within the top twenty in each stage.
Two of the three classification teams scored the classifications with which they were associated lower than did other classification teams.
