Eugene Evening Cyclocross

Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn

2004-08-24





The standard way to break ties in an Omnium would be the most number of

firsts, then seconds, then thirds. If still tied then the placing in the

last race breaks the tie.

Candi





-----Original Message-----

From: Chris Brandt [mailto:chris_br-@hotmail.com]

Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 9:27 AM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Eugene Evening Cyclocross





Eugene Cyclocross! Sounds exciting! Only TWO races??? I thought it was

going to be 4 weeks???



My question: Regarding the points, and the event of a tie... what if two

riders (A and B) show up and dominate. Week 1, rider A wins and rider B

gets second... Week 2, rider B wins and rider A gets second. Wouldn't

each rider have 55 points total, and an equally "highest placing" with

one win each.



 Highest placing if points are the same for the two-week series.



How will this be handled? Seems like you'd need at least THREE races to

work this out. Maybe I'm overlooking something obvious here due to my

low I.Q. :) Maybe it could be determined by the rider with the HEAVIEST

bike?



Chris





 

Series points:



A flat Cross race series, 30 points for first place 25 points for second

22

for third 20 for fourth 18 for fifth 16 points for 6th 14 points for 7th

13

points for 8th 12 points for 9th 11 points for 10th 10 points for 11th 9

points for 12th 8 points for 13th 7 points for 14th 6 points for 15th.

The

points will be added from each race for overall ranking. Highest placing

if

points are the same for the two-week series.



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Chris Brandt

2004-08-24



Eugene Cyclocross! Sounds exciting! Only TWO races??? I thought it was

going to be 4 weeks???



My question: Regarding the points, and the event of a tie... what if two

riders (A and B) show up and dominate. Week 1, rider A wins and rider B

gets second... Week 2, rider B wins and rider A gets second. Wouldn't

each rider have 55 points total, and an equally "highest placing" with

one win each.



 Highest placing if points are the same for the two-week series.



How will this be handled? Seems like you'd need at least THREE races to

work this out. Maybe I'm overlooking something obvious here due to my

low I.Q. :) Maybe it could be determined by the rider with the HEAVIEST

bike?



Chris





 

Series points:



A flat Cross race series, 30 points for first place 25 points for second

22

for third 20 for fourth 18 for fifth 16 points for 6th 14 points for 7th

13

points for 8th 12 points for 9th 11 points for 10th 10 points for 11th 9

points for 12th 8 points for 13th 7 points for 14th 6 points for 15th.

The

points will be added from each race for overall ranking. Highest placing

if

points are the same for the two-week series.

shane.-@comcast.net

2004-08-23





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Candi,

Is this different than the Paul's series on Eugene on Tuesday?



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Eugene 2004Cross Series

Two Tuesday evenings: September 7 and 14th

Getting there:



Camp Harlow 3850 County Farm Road: Take Exit 195 B Florence-Airport,

Junction City from I-5, Go West to the Coburg Road Exit. Go North on Coburg

Road about a mile to County Farm Road. Go left (quarter mile) on County Farm

Road until you see the Camp Harlow sign on the right.







The Course:



Pavement to start, to some dirt, gravel, a hard packed dirt road, a quick

hard drop-off descent, a runup, a short wood stairs going up a bank, loose

gravel, 100 feet of rough ?baby heads? dirt path and back to pavement. A

1.25 mile course.







Series points:



A flat Cross race series, 30 points for first place 25 points for second 22

for third 20 for fourth 18 for fifth 16 points for 6th 14 points for 7th 13

points for 8th 12 points for 9th 11 points for 10th 10 points for 11th 9

points for 12th 8 points for 13th 7 points for 14th 6 points for 15th. The

points will be added from each race for overall ranking. Highest placing if

points are the same for the two-week series.



Cost:



Registration fee is $10.00 per week, make checks payable to: 2 Dog Racing







The Schedule



6:00 to 6:30 Juniors age up to 18 years of age; Women?s B; C (beginners);

masters men masters 50+; C men (beginners); B men?s race. Each group will

start a minute apart, finish on the same lap.







6:45 to 7:30 Women masters 35+; Category A women; single speed mean and

women; Category A race men. Each group will start a minute apart, finish on

the same lap.







Prizes



Merchandise TBD Thanks to Clif Bar-each person registered receives a free

Cliff Bar.







OBRA Rules for Cyclocross, and of course helmets required.







Contact and Thanks:



FMI Norman Babcock at norma-@aol.com (541) 485-6007



Thanks to Camp Harlow, EWEB Windpower for volunteer time and, Co-Motion,

Hutchs, Wheelworks, Paul?s Bicycle Way of Life, Blue Heron Cycles Clif Bar

for prize donations.



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Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn

2004-08-23





Eugene 2004Cross Series

Two Tuesday evenings: September 7 and 14th

Getting there:



Camp Harlow 3850 County Farm Road: Take Exit 195 B Florence-Airport,

Junction City from I-5, Go West to the Coburg Road Exit. Go North on Coburg

Road about a mile to County Farm Road. Go left (quarter mile) on County Farm

Road until you see the Camp Harlow sign on the right.







The Course:



Pavement to start, to some dirt, gravel, a hard packed dirt road, a quick

hard drop-off descent, a runup, a short wood stairs going up a bank, loose

gravel, 100 feet of rough ?baby heads? dirt path and back to pavement. A

1.25 mile course.







Series points:



A flat Cross race series, 30 points for first place 25 points for second 22

for third 20 for fourth 18 for fifth 16 points for 6th 14 points for 7th 13

points for 8th 12 points for 9th 11 points for 10th 10 points for 11th 9

points for 12th 8 points for 13th 7 points for 14th 6 points for 15th. The

points will be added from each race for overall ranking. Highest placing if

points are the same for the two-week series.



Cost:



Registration fee is $10.00 per week, make checks payable to: 2 Dog Racing







The Schedule



6:00 to 6:30 Juniors age up to 18 years of age; Women?s B; C (beginners);

masters men masters 50+; C men (beginners); B men?s race. Each group will

start a minute apart, finish on the same lap.







6:45 to 7:30 Women masters 35+; Category A women; single speed mean and

women; Category A race men. Each group will start a minute apart, finish on

the same lap.







Prizes



Merchandise TBD Thanks to Clif Bar-each person registered receives a free

Cliff Bar.







OBRA Rules for Cyclocross, and of course helmets required.







Contact and Thanks:



FMI Norman Babcock at norma-@aol.com (541) 485-6007



Thanks to Camp Harlow, EWEB Windpower for volunteer time and, Co-Motion,

Hutchs, Wheelworks, Paul?s Bicycle Way of Life, Blue Heron Cycles Clif Bar

for prize donations.

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