Live standings for the most consistent birds in the country — and in your club, fed, amalgamation and combine.
Standings are provisional and certificates carry a watermark until season closure. Submissions, bird claims, and dispute reviews close when timer reaches zero.
New distance bands, the same number of counted results for every bird, and a brand new All Round crown. Every board has been recalculated under the new handbook.
All distances combined — the complete racing pigeon.
| Rank | Ring / Fancier | Races | Best | Avg Vel | Move | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | T Ashworth Silver Wing | 4 | 1 | 1,610.901 ypm | 250.000 | |
| 5 | T Ashworth Dawn Chaser | 4 | 1 | 1,590.674 ypm | 250.000 |
These birds need 4 prize results to enter the main standings.
How scoring works
Every race earns a bird a coefficient: position ÷ number of birds sent × 100. Then the bird's best results count — 4 for Sprint and Open, 3 for Middle Distance, 2 for Long Distance and 1 for Marathon. The lowest coefficient total wins, and a bird must have flown the minimum to take the title. Points are a 0–1000 display scale of that total. All Round is a loft prize — find it on the Fanciers board.
Fair in any wind
Coefficients compare you against the birds you flew against, so a 10th of 4,000 into a headwind scores exactly like a 10th of 4,000 on a calm day. Weather never distorts the standings — that's why the UK's major organisations score this way.
Qualification
Qualification depends on category: 4 prize results for Sprint and Open, 3 for Middle Distance, 2 for Long Distance, and 1 for Marathon. Birds with fewer results are shown as provisional until they qualify. Standings update automatically whenever a result sheet is published.
Young Birds vs Old Birds
Young birds are identified by the ring year matching the season (e.g. GB26 in 2026). Filter by All Birds, Young Birds, or Old Birds to see dedicated leaderboards for individual birds and fancier lofts.