SwattRacing

How can walking, running and cycling come together in a team competition shaped by strategy and consistency?

Individual activity becomes part of a team game, with strategic roles and a scoring system that rewards consistency.How it ended
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2,980TEAM SWATTGMSTHE TEAM · WEEK 41GiuliaRUN1,240MarcoRIDE980SaraWALK760Every role counts. Consistency makes the difference.

Real sport, team play

SwattRacing brings together physical activity, team management and community. Walking, running and cycling feed a competition where every participant contributes to their team. Recording an activity is the beginning of the game.

Strategy joins the race

Each Race brings together 10 teams of 9 members, across five categories: Arcade, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. The manager builds the squad and assigns roles: Captain, Libero, Walker, Runner and Biker.

Each participant’s contribution carries a different weight depending on their role. Building a squad means understanding the Racers and balancing the disciplines: the manager’s decisions shape the result alongside the athletes’ activities.

Consistency makes the difference

Proprietary scoring assigns SWatt points using a nonlinear curve and a daily cap to encourage regular activity over time. The SwattIndex, calculated as a 30-day moving average, reflects each Racer’s consistency and helps managers build their teams.

GPS tracking and activity recognition support the verification of contributions. Team chat and leaderboards support competition and community interaction.

A platform to share

The project also envisages company Races, environmental challenges and sponsored initiatives: ways to engage groups and organisations through sport, participation and sustainable mobility.

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SwattRacing — Real sport. Team strategy.