Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn
See note below about the license required to ride at the Cyclocross
Nationals. Licenses will be available for purchase at the race site.
They are good for 12 months so you should be able to get both years of
Nationals out of the one license, only if you buy it at the event so that in
covers the 12/11/2005 event. You must bring proof on residency in the form
of birth certificate, passport or military id. If you have a license now
and it says 'limited' on it, that means that you did not provide proof of
residency when you purchased it. If you win the championships you will not
qualify for the jersey with that proof. If any of you have any more
questions let me know. The schedule for the events are up on the website
http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=383
Remember that this is a USAC event, they establish the entry fees and the
rules.
Candi
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Luke-Hamasaki [mailto:Luk-@ix.netcom.com]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 9:36 AM
To: Murray, Candi; Brad Ross
Cc: Murphy, Matt; Delp, Theresa; Heagerty, George
Subject: Re: nationals
Candi,
Happy to clarify, directly from Matt
"All National Championships categories require USAC Annual Licenses. Elite
Men, Elite Women, and U23 require an International license. All other
National Championship categories are ok to ride on either a USCF or NORBA
annual license".
All non National Championship races (B, C, Single Speed, etc) may have
one-days or annuals.
It might be a good idea to get this message up on the NW web-site.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn" <cmur-@obra.org>
To: "Jan Luke Hamasaki" <JLu-@usacycling.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 5:14 PM
Subject: nationals
Jan
We are getting different messages about who can ride the national events.
Originally the message went out that they could by one day licenses but a
one day license could not win a jersey.
Now the message is going out that all riders must have annual licenses.
While I can understand that, up here with the non uscf demographics it
would
seem that we could certainly increase the particiaption with one day
licenses. Brad said that this was his understanding = that if there was a
USCF category then they had to have annual licenses, if it was a non
standard category - like cat c or single speed that a one day would
suffice.
Will you double check this for me so we can get the word out way in
advance?
One other thing, Randy Shafer had sent a message earlier that there were
some officials appointed by Colorado Springs. Will there be more coming
then Randy, Jim, You and the 5 here in Oregon?
Thanks
Candi