From the promotor:
I just wanted to make you aware; high school racers for our Dartmouth race day this Saturday are not only allowed to compete in the morning time trial in the appropriate HS category, but they are also able to register for the Dartmouth collegiate intro criterium.
Our flyer has just been updated to reflect this; a junior male racer can register for the Collegiate Men's Intro Criterium. Similarly, female racers can register for the Collegiate Women's Intro Criterium.
If you can pass this on to any high school racers and coaches, we think this will dramatically improve our Intro Races and be a boon to high school racers looking for some good experience!
Bikereg: http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=13165
Flyer (updated soon): http://collegiatecycling.org/eccc/wiki/uploads/Calendar/20110416-dartmouth.pdf
Monday, April 11, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Dartmouth TT April 16, 2011
Dartmouth needs numbers by April 7th for their planning/scheduling purposes, so please let them know the approximate number of riders you expect to bring or let us know if you do not plan to come. Please send your entry numbers to Kevin Lavigne at kevin.lavigne@dresden.us.
In terms of entry fees, $5/person and the cost of a USA cycling license (see note from Dartmouth cycling below).
Here is a link to the release form; please tell the other team coaches that their students must fill this out and have it signed by an adult before coming to the race: http://www.usacycling.org/forms/rider_release.pdf
Although Dartmouth can't accommodate a High School Category in their crit, we encourage schools to stick around after the TT to watch some great collegiate racing!
Here's the flyer:
In terms of entry fees, $5/person and the cost of a USA cycling license (see note from Dartmouth cycling below).
**The only issue we need to be aware of is that everyone participating at the event has to be under USA Cycling's insurance umbrella (which protects us in case someone gets injured), so we will need all the students to fill out a standard release waiver beforehand and have it signed by an adult. If students do not have a USA Cycling racing license, they will have to buy a one-day license for $10. I agree that buying a $10 license when the event only costs $5 is nonsensical, but unfortunately, it's the only way for us to avoid disciplinary action from the national sanctioning body. Dartmouth Cycling will not keep any of that money; it all goes to USA Cycling.**
Here is a link to the release form; please tell the other team coaches that their students must fill this out and have it signed by an adult before coming to the race: http://www.usacycling.org/forms/rider_release.pdf
Although Dartmouth can't accommodate a High School Category in their crit, we encourage schools to stick around after the TT to watch some great collegiate racing!
Here's the flyer:
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