State Road Champs 2006

Geri Bossen

2005-09-27

I vote for no championship races on the first Sunday in Aug it is my family reunion.



Geri





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Cc: Candi Murray

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:46 PM

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006





So the TT will have to change dates?





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Ron Frerichs

2005-09-20



I haven't read all the posts on this. Hopefully I'm not being redundant.



FIAC rule 1F1 states:

"Only riders who hold a current annual license from a FIAC member

association may win medals or jerseys in National Championships..."



Especially for championship races, I feel we should mirror the racing rules

of our national association as closely as possible. The only requirement is

to hold an annual license.



Personally, I've always preferred a "State" championship, with a one-to-one,

rider-to-state relationship. But it makes more sense to follow our national

association's lead.





From: mike.m-@obra.org

Reply-To: mike.m-@obra.org

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006

Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 21:37:55 -0700



Freyensee, James P wrote:

"Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change the

OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say anyone

that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This means that

people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington, Canada, etc. can

come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as they are an OBRA

member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who is riding around their

state with an Oregon state symbol on their back from being the Oregon

'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents."



If this is a desired rule then that change can be made as indicated by the

first part of the OBRA rules:



"Modification of these rules may be made by vote of the club

representatives, generally at an annual meeting. Proposed rule changes shall

be presented to OBRA in written form to be voted on by the club

representatives."



Currently there is no rule as to who is qualified to compete in the State

Championships. The only applicable rule is:



"7.0 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

State Championships will be designated by the OBRA Executive Director."



If there is a rule proposed to limit participation to just Oregon residents

then it will also have to contain a clear definition of what constitutes a

resident and a viable means of testing that. Simply stating "Oregon

resident" is not adequate. How long would they need to live here? How

would they prove that? Do we include people that do all their racing in

Oregon but live in Vancouver? One of the reasons that the standard of just

requiring an annual OBRA membership was adopted was because that is easy to

test and, for the most part, fairly accurate at determining who is a

"regular" in Oregon races.



This has been debated many times in the past. Most people have indicated

that the event will be improved by allowing as many people to ride as

practical, having larger fields and a higher level of competition as opposed

to limiting the field. Of note is that often there will be competitors that

will race the State Championships but who will NOT purchase the annual

membership, even if they are actually residents of Oregon. Occasionally

they have won but the title has gone to second. Personally I don't have any

problem with this.



Mike Murray



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2005-09-19



Freyensee, James P wrote:

"Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change the

OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say anyone

that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This means that

people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington, Canada, etc. can

come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as they are an OBRA

member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who is riding around their

state with an Oregon state symbol on their back from being the Oregon

'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents."



If this is a desired rule then that change can be made as indicated by the

first part of the OBRA rules:



"Modification of these rules may be made by vote of the club

representatives, generally at an annual meeting. Proposed rule changes shall

be presented to OBRA in written form to be voted on by the club

representatives."



Currently there is no rule as to who is qualified to compete in the State

Championships. The only applicable rule is:



"7.0 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

State Championships will be designated by the OBRA Executive Director."



If there is a rule proposed to limit participation to just Oregon residents

then it will also have to contain a clear definition of what constitutes a

resident and a viable means of testing that. Simply stating "Oregon

resident" is not adequate. How long would they need to live here? How

would they prove that? Do we include people that do all their racing in

Oregon but live in Vancouver? One of the reasons that the standard of just

requiring an annual OBRA membership was adopted was because that is easy to

test and, for the most part, fairly accurate at determining who is a

"regular" in Oregon races.



This has been debated many times in the past. Most people have indicated

that the event will be improved by allowing as many people to ride as

practical, having larger fields and a higher level of competition as opposed

to limiting the field. Of note is that often there will be competitors that

will race the State Championships but who will NOT purchase the annual

membership, even if they are actually residents of Oregon. Occasionally

they have won but the title has gone to second. Personally I don't have any

problem with this.



Mike Murray



Alan Sherman

2005-09-19



Having the Road championship in the summer sounds great. Hopefully any

conflicts with Tabor & the TT championship can be resolved...



Schreck, George

2005-09-19

Actually, there has been recent discussion of creating a separate pro

championship since there is now believed to be a sufficient number of

quality pros in the U.S. to have a good race. Part of the original

reason for the inclusion of non-U.S. racers was due to the limited U.S.

ranks, they were needed to have a quality field.



As for N.W. Championships, our race requires an OBRA and is really an

OBRA championship. We have never attempted to draw from more than the

Oregon and S.W. Washington area. Now that is a good name for the races

"Oregon and S.W. Washington Championship."   Accurate and cumbersome.



It seems we all have too much time on our hands if this has become a big

issue. "A rose is a rose no matter the name"



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Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006





The only reason the USPRO Championship road race is open to foreigners

is b/c it's part of the Title Sponsorship agreement that the race be a

UCI sancantioned event. The UCI requires an event to have a certain

number of foreign teams part of the race. The United States is the only

race i'm aware of that allows foreigners to compete in the national

championship.



I would tend to agree with the gentleman who thought it better to name

them OBRA Championships rather than Oregon State Championships. What

about a Northwest Championship?



On 9/19/05, Craig Austin <aust-@exponent.com> wrote:



The USPRO championships are open to furriners, who sometimes win

that race. The best-placed American, however, is named USPRO champion.





http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/jun03/wachovia03/?id=USPRO_results#

past







________________________________



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<mailto:gary.m-@gmail.com> ]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:40 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006







Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to

compete and win but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon

resident in their category and class. That jersey is a very treasured

item and should be reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA

Champion.



Gary





On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com >

wrote:



Does it really matter?



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james.p.f-@intel.com <mailto:james.p.f-@intel.com> ]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

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Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and

dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State

Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules

of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state'

champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New

York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state'

champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a

Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol

on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the

rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in

terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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<mailto:cmur-@obra.org> ]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for

the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will

affect the

date.



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Schreck, George

2005-09-19



On the other hand, maybe we could keep the name and exclude you and

others of your ilk from the medals.



Of course, I do not mean that. Just trying to cause trouble, or am I?



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

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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:48 PM

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Well...First off August 9th is a Wed??

So I assume you mean Aug 6th?

Or do you mean August 13th?



Traditionally, my club, Emerald Velo promotes the State TT on the first

or second Sunday of August. In 2006 we were going to use August

6th......





Oh. and I agree, the championship should be called the "OBRA" not

"OREGON STATE" championships.....



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Nathan Hobson

2005-09-19





The permit for the Mount Tabor Circuit Race has been applied for and

approved with the City for July 2nd, 2006. Getting a date change could be a

REAL problem with the city especially in regards to Mount Tabor. I would

hate to see another double race day on the OBRA calendar.



Good riding,

Nathan Hobson







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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

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Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006





We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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mickw-@comcast.net

2005-09-19

That's changing next year :) Us riders only.



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The USPRO championships are open to furriners, who sometimes win that race. The best-placed American, however, is named USPRO champion.



http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/jun03/wachovia03/?id=USPRO_results#past









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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:40 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006









Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to compete and win but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon resident in their category and class. That jersey is a very treasured item and should be reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA Champion.



Gary





On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com> wrote:

Does it really matter?



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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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The only reason the USPRO Championship road race is open to foreigners is

b/c it's part of the Title Sponsorship agreement that the race be a UCI

sancantioned event. The UCI requires an event to have a certain number of

foreign teams part of the race. The United States is the only race i'm aware

of that allows foreigners to compete in the national championship.

I would tend to agree with the gentleman who thought it better to name them

OBRA Championships rather than Oregon State Championships. What about a

Northwest Championship?

On 9/19/05, Craig Austin <aust-@exponent.com> wrote:

 

The USPRO championships are open to furriners, who sometimes win that race.

The best-placed American, however, is named USPRO champion.



http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/jun03/wachovia03/?id=USPRO_results#past



------------------------------

*From:* gary.m-@gmail.com [mailto:gary.m-@gmail.com]

*Sent:* Monday, September 19, 2005 1:40 PM

*To:* ob-@topica.com

*Subject:* Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006





Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to compete and

win but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon resident in

their category and class. That jersey is a very treasured item and should be

reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA Champion.



Gary



On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com> wrote:

 

Does it really matter?



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

From: Freyensee, James P [mailto:james.p.f-@intel.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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

From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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The USPRO championships are open to furriners, who sometimes win that

race. The best-placed American, however, is named USPRO champion.



http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/jun03/wachovia03/?id=USPRO_results#

past



________________________________



From: gary.m-@gmail.com [mailto:gary.m-@gmail.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:40 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006







Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to compete and

win but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon resident in

their category and class. That jersey is a very treasured item and

should be reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA Champion.



Gary





On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com> wrote:



Does it really matter?



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

From: Freyensee, James P [mailto:james.p.f-@intel.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this

is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or,

change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA

say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state'

champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York,

Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as

long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington

rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on

their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of

OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of

awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road

champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect

the

date.



Candi Murray



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Schreck, George

2005-09-19

Why? Who really cares whether they are the fastest in Oregon or OBRA and

whether we call them one or the other. They won the race and everyone

knows which one it is. I do not think anyone is misled who races, and

members of the public who would not know do not care about bicycle

racing anyway. It seems an exercise if greater pointless accuracy.



On the other hand, as evidence of the incredible depth of my lack of

concern, I have no objective to changing the name either.



I do think the 50+ races on the road should be renamed "First Loser to

David Zimbleman" however, and first is a foregone conclusion.



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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:40 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006







Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to compete and

win but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon resident in

their category and class. That jersey is a very treasured item and

should be reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA Champion.



Gary





On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com> wrote:



Does it really matter?



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

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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this

is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or,

change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA

say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state'

champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York,

Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as

long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington

rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on

their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of

OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of

awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road

champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect

the

date.



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Steven R Holland

2005-09-19



Well...First off August 9th is a Wed??

So I assume you mean Aug 6th?

Or do you mean August 13th?



Traditionally, my club, Emerald Velo promotes the State TT on the first

or second Sunday of August. In 2006 we were going to use August

6th......





Oh. and I agree, the championship should be called the "OBRA" not

"OREGON STATE" championships.....



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markjgi-@yahoo.com

2005-09-19



As is offen pointed out, the way to change the rules

is not to banter on this list, but to follow the

procedures and propose a rule change.



If it matters enough to anyone, they should actually

propose the change they want for the rule that makes

them lose sleep, and not just talk about it here.



This is not about James, who I do not know, but this

is a common thread. Anyone who says "why there aught

to be a rule" hasn't read the obra rules. There can be

a rule, any rule, if the is introducted and voted on

in the way that is clearly set out in the obra rules.



Mark Ginsberg



--- "Freyensee, James P" <james.p.f-@intel.com>

wrote:



 Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and

dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State

Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the

rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the

'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New

York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state'

champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a

Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state

symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect

the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least

in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates

for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback

will affect the

date.



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mickw-@comcast.net

2005-09-19

So the TT will have to change dates?





Troublemaker



-------------- Original message --------------



 Yes sorry, Aug 6



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

From: rich cramer [mailto:rpcr-@hotmail.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:43 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



i think there is a typo here...did you mean 8/6?





 From: Candi Murray

Reply-To: cmur-@obra.org

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006

Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 13:51:04 -0700



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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Candi Murray

2005-09-19



Yes sorry, Aug 6



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

From: rich cramer [mailto:rpcr-@hotmail.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:43 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



i think there is a typo here...did you mean 8/6?





 From: Candi Murray <cmur-@obra.org>

Reply-To: cmur-@obra.org

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006

Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 13:51:04 -0700



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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Schreck, George

2005-09-19



Oh. You may want to inform everyone of that. I saw some responses

similar to mine.



Why the wide split?



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

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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:22 PM

To: Schreck, George

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



George,



It is not a 'one or the other' choice. The event will be held

on both of those days. Some events will be championships while

others will be 'rehearsal' events (Ron and I tried to drop the

Rehearsal moniker for this year to no avail).



At least, that is what I am reading into this. There are too

many events to try and do everything in one weekend.



Joe



Schreck, George wrote:



 I would prefer the July date.



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Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



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gary.m-@gmail.com

2005-09-19

Yes George it really does... It's fine for out-of-staters to compete and win

but that certainly does not make them the fastest Oregon resident in their

category and class. That jersey is a very treasured item and should be

reserved for Oregon residents, or be changed to OBRA Champion.



Gary



On 9/19/05, Schreck, George <george.-@pacificorp.com> wrote:

 

Does it really matter?



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

From: Freyensee, James P [mailto:james.p.f-@intel.com]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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

From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray



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Does it really matter?   



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

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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 2:21 PM

To: cmur-@obra.org; ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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

From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



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Candi Murray

2005-09-19



So I obviously was not clear.



The state road champs take 2 days. This year it looked like this

Early date

8:30     Pro 1/2 Men                                   Rehearsal - 87

mile

9:05     Masters Men 30-39                               Championship -

68

9:10     Cat 3 Men                                            

12:20    Cat 4/5 Men

Championship

12:25    Women's 4

Championship

12:30    Women's Masters 30-39, 40-49, 50+     Championship -



12:35    Sr. Wmn - Rehearsal



2nd date



8:30     Sr. Men                                            Championship



9:05     Sr. Women                                       Championship -



9:15     Masters Men 40 - 49                      Championship -   

9:20     Masters Men 50-59, 60+                 Championship

12:20   Cat 3/4/5 men                                   Non champ event

12:25   Juniors 16 - 18                                Championship -



12:30   Juniors 13 - 15                                Championship -



12:35   Juniors 10 - 12                                Championship -



12:45   Tandem             





So I would assume that both of the dates I mentioned would be used.

Candi

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Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



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Freyensee, James P

2005-09-19



Hey, now we are talking about State Road Champs and dates, this is

probably the time to request the following:



Can we pretty-please change the title "State Roadrace/ITT/Crit

Championships" to "OBRA Roadrace/ITT/Crit Championships"? Or, change

the OBRA rules?



I do not know how many people know this, but the rules of OBRA say

anyone that is an annual OBRA member can be the 'state' champion. This

means that people whether they are from Oregon, New York, Washington,

Canada, etc. can come to Oregon and be the 'state' champion as long as

they are an OBRA member. I am already aware of a Washington rider who

is riding around their state with an Oregon state symbol on their back

from being the Oregon 'state' champion.



I just want these race titles to accurately reflect the rules of OBRA.

Oregon does not have a state championship, at least in terms of awarding

that title to Oregon residents.



Thanks,



Jay







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From: Candi Murray [mailto:cmur-@obra.org]

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

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Schreck, George

2005-09-19



I would prefer the July date.



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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 1:51 PM

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Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

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2005-09-19



August 9



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

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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 12:51 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] State Road Champs 2006



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Candi Murray

2005-09-19



We are looking at July 2 and Aug 9th as the dates for the road champs

next year. This may be the only time your feedback will affect the

date.



Candi Murray