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Vikings at the ACT Track Championships
Wednesday, April 18, 2012

This event was run by Cycling ACT at the Dunc Gray Velodrome in Sydney for the first time. Successful Vikings riders were:

• Raymond Gorrell: GOLD MMAS5
• Anton Wurzer: GOLD MMAS6
• Jim Veal: GOLD MMAS7/8
• Kayla Stevenson: GOLD u13 girls
• Jordan Louis: GOLD u15 boys
• Patricia Rooke: Silver WMAS4
• Amelia Crane: Silver u17 women
• Angus Hayes: Silver JM19
• Bill Liang: Silver MMAS4
• Steven Jones: Bronze MMAS4
• Thomas Peel: 5th u15 boys
• Stuart Nicholls: 8th u17 men
• Matthew Huckstep: 10th u17 men

Congratulations to all our winners and medallists and thank you to Cycling ACT for running such a great event..

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New race results system is up and running!
Monday, April 16, 2012

The Vikings club now has a database for all race results. This will allow members to easily search through race results from past and present. Eventually we will be migrating the entire calendar over to this system so that all the race information is available in one easily update-able place. We sincerely thank club captain and handicapper Chris Drew for his efforts and time in setting up this great system.

To view all race results and pointscores for the past few seasons, visit http://raceresults.vikingscycling.org.au/

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Vikings riders clean up at the Paracycling Road National Championshipss
Monday, April 16, 2012

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2012 Stockinbingal Fair Handicap Report by Andy Collins
Saturday, April 14, 2012

By Andy '_ABC_' Collins
No, not that kind of Stock Report. A report from the 2012 Stockinbingal Fair Handicap Race:

The Stockinbingal Fair was a triumph for the Vikings in a display of hard work and team spirit which kept the 7 minute bunch pushing hard all the way to the end. The 7 minute bunch started with Brad Drew, Andrew Thaller, Alex Cooke, Rob Fisher, Tim Ainge, Adam Ballantyne and myself. A few minutes up the road were Matt Burgess and Steven Callahan with another limit bunch ahead of them. With the display of very expensive bikes and exceedingly fit looking guys behind us we knew that we would be up against it.

The 7 minute bunch left with around 15-20 riders to start with and immediately Tim and myself got to the front to set the tone for the race with a fast start around 40km/h. We swapped off a few turns but the paceline didn't immediately kick in. After a few words of encouragement from the back I realised that the paceline had to be initiated from 2nd wheel so I came around Tim again and we were off and rolling. The hammer was down up the very slight gradient into a pretty decent crosswind and riders were dangling off the back pretty early in the piece. My heart rate barely dipped below my max heart rate zone of 191 for the first 9km until the first turn! Rob was popped by then along with plenty of others and there were several times along that section that I thought there was no way we could keep this up, or certainly not with me still in the group.

We turned left at the 9km mark and straight into a block headwind and some rolling terrain. The paceline was still working well though there were a few riders that were a little sketchy and clearly at their limit. At least into a headwind it gave us a decent place to hide and recover for a bit. It was along this next 10km where I took a few breaks from the paceline at the back letting 3 or 4 riders come through before taking anther turn figuring that the group would do better with me pulling turns every now and then and staying attached than pulling turns until I went nuclear. Brad, Andrew, Adam and Tim were pulling like sled dogs every time they got near the front with no sign of slowing. The last 3km of this section was up a 3% gradient hill where the pace slowed a little but not for lack of trying. Brad took offence 2/3 of the way up that there were hangers on at the back of our group so pushed ahead and tried to drop them. He only succeeded in showing some impressive power by riding away from the entire bunch! When he turned around to see daylight behind him and a group of riders with their eyes popping out he sat up and waited for us - thanks Brad.

3% gradient may not sound like much, but with a determined group and a decent tailwind it was hang on to your hats stuff on the way back down the hill! We saw that there were a few groups heading up the hill after us so we knew we needed to absolutely drill it on this next section. I spun out to 78km/h and if I wasn't breathing so hard I would have had a grin from ear to ear! By the time we got back to the original turn at about 28km race distance we caught the limit bunch and had our noses at the head of the race.

The next 9km was new to this year's course and we didn't know what to expect or how far it would go. We still had a tail/crosswind and were rolling turns with a few of the previous bunch who had managed to tack on. Team QUON's Dominator obviously hadn't read the play book for handicaps and attacked the bunch on this section only to be caught fairly quickly and then spat out the back. We arrived at the turn and only realised that it was the turn because there was a guy with a lollipop standing there - no cone to go around, so I made the executive decision to turn and pull the bunch back into the headwind. The chasing groups were a little closer this time when we passed them, but we still had enough of a gap to feel a little confident. The group of riders that were pulling turns kept whittling down but Brad, Andrew, Tim and myself were solid and pulling strong smooth turns at the front with a few riders from Wagga riders and one from CCC. When we got to the last turn I had a look back and surprisingly saw daylight behind us, and what seemed like about 20 riders hanging in behind our paceline group. We might just make it.

We were off like scalded cats on the home stretch with a right hand crosswind and the slightest hint of a tailwind and downhill. The paceline established itself in the correct rotation which was opposite to how the rest of the race had transpired and we passed Rob who was making his way back and offered some Presidential words of encouragement from the side of the road. The four Vikings Speedshop riders were constantly within the driving paceline as more and more riders elected to hang on rather than pull turns. Brad was still obviously super strong, Tim and Andrew were pulling through like it was still the start of the race and strangely I felt less and less knackered the further we went and more confident that the team would get a good result. We had a few cars go past us with thumbs up and a ute driver trying to tell us how far in front of the chasers we were. Personally, I couldn't hear a thing.

Shortly after we passed the 1km to go mark, the paceline rolling all of a sudden stopped as everyone came to the realisation that we could see the finish! As luck would have it, I was on the wheel of our very own Cancellara/Renshaw power machine Brad in 3rd wheel. A quick glance behind me and I saw that I had either Tim or Andrew on my wheel and knew that if Brad didn't take it and I faded that whoever that was would get to the end. We had another rider come up and squeeze in front of Brad but we could tell that he had gone too early and didn't have the pace needed. Brad had to back off slightly to get around him and with a bit over 500m to go he pulled out and lit the afterburners. Thankfully I saw him about to wind up and could go with the move. With 200m to go I leapt off Brad's wheel, immediately thought 'oh crap, I've gone too early' but spun my legs as fast as I could for as long as I could and managed to keep them going all the way to the line for a great team victory!

Brad came through and finished 2nd, Tim came across in 5th and Andrew finished 9th! Thanks to all the guys who came out to the race. It was a very proud moment talking to the TV sports reporter when I could thank you all for the great job you all did.

FYI - Stuart Shaw from Drapac set a course record of 1hr 7min which was just over 5 minutes quicker than our bunch.

Vikings results:
Andy Collins (1st place)
Brad Drew (2nd place, Sprint winner)
Tim Ainge (5th place)
Andrew Thaller (9th place)
Adam Ballantine
Alex Cooke
Matt Burgess
Rob Fisher

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Bonus handicap race - this SUNDAY!!
Monday, March 26, 2012

Because we were so disappointed at the cancellation of the Goulburn handicap (was to be race #2) and then being stymied by weather and road conditions/closures for the Lookout Hill handicap (was to be race #3), we have organised to run a bonus handicap this Sunday, the Nth race in the series! See the details on the Events page: http://www.vikingscycling.org.au/events/details.asp?IntCatId=3&IntContId=7980

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Smith Cycles SuperCrit Championship Race 2012 - Results
Saturday, February 18, 2012

A huge 'thank you' to Smith Cycles who provided some amazing prizes and support for this event. Here are the champions, and the full results and report at the event page.

MB
1 Paul Connor
2 Callum Fryer
3 Braydon Clews-Proctor

MA
1 Phil Jermyn
2 Lewis Cressy
3 Paddy Quiggin

MC
1 Mark Benkert
2 Matt Burgess
3 Ben Long

WA
1 Megan Bagsworth
2 Susie Forrest
3 Tegan Elferkh

Junior
1 Caitlin Crossman
2 Kayla Stevenson
3 Lachlan Kingsford

Tandem
1 Paul Kennedy/Elton Ivers

MF
1 Stuart Nicholls
2 Travis Elliot

WC
1 Katie Taylor
2 Laura Llewellyn
3 Gabi Millan

ME
1 Rohan Coghlan
2 Darryl Cram
3 Jon Lowe

MD
1 Stuart Griffiths
2 Jeff Irving
3 Chris Mutton

WB
1 Kim Crocker
2 Francesca Sanders
3 Anna Peterson

SMITH CYCLES. 3 Wiluna St Fyshwick 6280 7778

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Smith Cycles SuperCrit Championship Race 2012: 16th Feb
Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Thursday the 16th of Feb will be the inaugural Smith Cycles SuperCrit Championship Race. This race is the effective club criterium championship for the Vikings Cycling Club, however it is inclusive of all open age clubs. We welcome members of CCC, ADCC and the newly formed ANUCC to compete for medals and prizes across the grades. In addition to the usual SuperCrit grades, a special junior event will be held, starting at 5:20pm. This is the perfect lead up race to the ACT Championships in the following week. Prizes for the evening are kindly supplied by the team from Smith Cycles.

RACE DIRECTOR: Jeremy Rhind and Simon Dwyer
COST: $5
COURSE: Stromlo Forest Park Criterium circiut in the clockwise direction
GRADES: Juniors u15, plus the normal SuperCrit grade combinations of MF/WC, ME/MD/WB, MC/MB/MA/WA
MEDALS AND PRIZES: 1st - 3rd for all grades provided by Smith Cycles, Fyshwick

SCHEDULE:

•     5:20pm - Juniors 15 and under for 12 min + 1 lap
•     5:40pm - WC/MF for 24 min + 2 laps
•     6:10pm - MD/ME/WB for 49 min + 2 laps
•     7:05pm - MA/MB/MC/WA for 49 min + 2laps

(Sunset at 7:58pm)

We look forward to seeing you there for another night of dynamic criterium racing.

www.smithcycles.com.au

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ACT Criterium Championships 2012: 23rd and 24th February
Tuesday, January 31, 2012

The ACT Criterium Championships for 2012 will be held on the Stromlo Forest Park circuit over the evenings of the Thursday the 23rd and Friday the 24th of February. As a state championship this event will run on the standard age-based Cycling Australia categories: u19, u23, elite, masters etc. Racing will be in the clockwise direction with registration opening at 5pm on each evening. If you have a permanent race number, please bring it. We look forward to seeing you at Stromlo Forest Park for two exciting evenings of racing.

REGISTRATION: On the day at Stromlo Forest Park from 5pm
COST: $10
COURSE: Stromlo Forest Park Criterium track, run in a clockwise direction
RACE DIRECTOR: Jeremy Rhind, jeremy.rhind@finance.gov.au
COMMISSAIRE: TBA

THURSDAY SCHEDULE:

• Masters Women 5 – 7 plus, Masters Men 6, 7 & 8 - 5:20pm for 20 mins + 3 laps
• Masters Men 4 - 5:50pm for 30mins + 3 laps
• Masters Women 1, 2, 3 & 4 - 6:35pm for 20 mins + 3 laps
• Masters Men 5 - 7:10pm for 30mins + 3 laps

FRIDAY SCHEDULE:

• Masters Men 1, 2 & 3 - 5:20pm for 30mins + 3 laps
• Women, Elite & U19 - 6:05pm for 30 mins + 3 laps
• Men Elite, U23 & U19 - 6:50pm for 50mins + 3 laps

NOTE:
-The race will be run under the control of the Race Commissaire.
-A five minute warm up period will be provided on the track immediately prior to each race. At other times, the only people on permitted on the track are officials and competitors.
-Race times may be shortened subject to light condidtions. Sunset will be at 7:48pm
-To compete at this championship event you must have a 2012 GOLD licence, e.g. you can't race on a three ride permit or day licence.
-All riders must have an AS/NZ 2063 standard helmet WITH sticker. No sticker, no ride
-Handle bar ends must be plugged and bikes in mechanically sound condition as per the Cycling Australia Technical Regulations
-Junior grades under 17 are not included in these events. The ACT Criterium Championship for these age groups will be held in conjunction with the DBR Women's and Juniors Tour in July.

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Summer Handicap 1: Results
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Summer Handicap 1 has been run and won on a great day for racing. With almost 60 participants and cool, calm weather conditions the day was pretty much perfect. Congratulations to all of our participants and in particular our winners: Stacey Hall (1st overall), Matthew Rizutto (2nd), Rob Fisher (3rd) and Belinda Wren (first non-placed woman) for their sterling performances. Full results HERE.

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Goulburn Track Open (7 Jan 2012) Junior (U9-U15) Race Report
Tuesday, January 10, 2012

On 7 Jan the ACT juniors competed in the Goulburn Track Open. We had 2 JM15, 2 JW15, 4 JB13, 1 JG13 and 1 U11. Many of our riders are from the Junior Development Program and this was their first race. The U17s raced during the senior program later in the evening.

The usual pre-race chaos ensued trying to organise roll-outs, setting up the gazebo and ensuring all are registered and ready to race. Our first rider out on Seiffert Oval was Mitchell Fowler (U11) racing in a field of 14 riders. It took 2 events for little Mitchell to find his legs and came out strong finishing third in the U11 Boys’ Derby. The cheers could be heard across the oval from the ACT camp. It is important to note that Mitchell’s bike was at least a metre under rollout.

Kayla Stevenson (JG13) dominated her field of 7 riders. She consistently pulled a placing for all her events, coming first in the U13 Girls Heart Starter and U13 Girls Scratch, third in the Handicap and second in the Elimination. Well done Kayla!

The JB13 field was split into A and B grade, where we had Johannes Beitzel in A grade and the other Canberra boys racing together in B grade. Johannes pulled a good effort with his cohort after a number of weeks off due to illness, consistently of placing fifth in all his events.

In the JB13 B grade, the field was dominated by Mackenzie Edwardson and Matthew Rice. Both of them were out fighting for the first placing in all the events. Mackenzie came first in the U13 Boys B Heart Starter passing Matthew who was doing all the work in front until the last half lap where he accidently unclipped his pedal. However, Matthew came out stronger in the Elimination by coming first, pedalling away from Mackenzie in the last lap. And the last event (5 lap Scratch race) we saw Mackenzie claiming first place by sprinting down Matthew from the 50m mark. The Canberra camp went wild as we are cheering for both our boys.

The most remarkable rider was U13B first timer Nicholas Short. Nicholas is new to racing and new to riding a track bike. He was the CCC – Canberra Times “Cadel Evans” competition winner few months back and received a free spot in our Junior Development Program. He was on a club loan bike which was at least 20cms under roll-out; however his perseverance and determination paid off as he completed all the events, with an impressive ride on the Elimination event.

Emeliha Jermyn and Gabrielle Millan represented CCC in the JW15 B grade within a field of six riders. It is the first time these girls are racing on their track bike outside Canberra and their performances improved progressively in every event. Emeliha came through placing third in the U15 Women B Grade Heart Starter. Gabrielle rode confidently in her last two races (Elimination and Scratch) placing first in the field. Congratulation girls!

And finally our U15 boys, Tom Peel and Tom Chester were placed in the JM15 B grade within a field of 9 riders. It was easier for the Canberra cheer squad as all our riders had the same first name. Tom Peel rode strong in his first race (U15 Men B Heart Starter), placing second overall. However, Tom Chester came back stronger riding in his very fashionable long footy socks, in his last two races (Elimination and Scratch) placing second and third respectively.

It was a lovely racing afternoon and the Canberra Juniors are ready to go for it again at Wagga next month.

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SuperCrit final points: Summer 2011
Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Well done to the top 10 in the SuperCrit pointscore for 2011. All received cycling kit as their prizes. Congratulations to Paddy Quiggin for winning overall.

1     Paddy Quiggin     39
2     Emily Nicholls     32
3     Tegan Elferkh     30
4     Darryl Cram     26
5     Jeremy Rhind     25
6     Matt Burgess     25
7     Mark Gillett     23
8     Lewis Cressy     23
9     Jonathan Lowe     22
10     Kim Crocker     22

The full pointscore results for 2011 are available here: http://chris.myip.net.au/club/Vikings/

Thursday Night Supercrits will recommence on 5th January 2012 with the pointscore reset to zero. Now is a great time to aim for a top-10 position in the 2012 pointscore.

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Summer Handicap Series in the NY
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Summer Handicap Series
In the new year, we'll be running a handicap series with our friends at Goulburn, so mark these dates in your diary! As far as we can tell, these dates don't clash with any Riverina races or anything other major events. After the Canberra Tour in late April (TBC) there will be a few weeks' break before the winter calendar starts.

-Second Sunday of each month
-9am start to allow travel
-Courses approx 45-60km
-ACT races moderate hills, Goulburn races flat
-A – F grades at every race

• Race 1 (ACT) 15th Jan: Uriarra Homestead, 3 laps for 60 km
• Race 2 (Goulburn), 12th Feb: Breadalbane, 45 km
• Race 3 (ACT), 11th Mar: Lookout Hill, 2 laps for 60 km
• Race 4 (Goulburn), 8th Apr: Windellama (TBC)

CCC will be also be running fortnightly road races on local courses with a variety of formats. So with the VCC/GCC events, CCC road races and evening criterium and track events each week, there should be plenty of races and plenty of variety to keep everyone out of trouble.

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ACT Cycling 2011 Annual Awards Night - Friday 10 Feb
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Ainslie Football Club

Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie

6:30pm for 7:00pm start

Come and join us for a buffet style sit down meal

Adults $40.00 / Juniors U17 and below $30.00

Soft drinks free, but you can buy your own alcohol

Why not organise a table of 10 for $350.00 !

Tickets will be on sale early in the New Year

See Peter Gough at the Crits or email

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Development Squad Training - all welcome
Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Vikings Development Squad (formerly 'V-Mobile') is now open for new members and has just begun training. If you're looking to further develop your race skills and increase your fitness, either new to the sport or an old hand, we want you. Currently training under a program designed by the renowned Simon Dwyer with support from some of the ACT's best coaches, the program aims to give riders focussed training regimes with regular bunch rides and races. The development squad is the next iteration of a program which has developed a large number of Canberra riders into great quality local, national and international competitors.
 

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National Junior Track Series - Round 2 - 22 October
Friday, October 7, 2011

We are now calling for entries for Round-2 of the National Junior Track Series. Forms attached. This round will be staged in Melbourne on the 22 October. This will include a Workshop prior at about 10am at DISC.

Entry Form

Max Stevens

Special Projects|Cycling Australia
E:max.stevens@cycling.org.au| W:www.cycling.org.au
Adelaide Super-Drome, State Sports Park

Main North Road, Gepps Cross SA 5094

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Commissaire Training Course - Level 1 - 12 November
Thursday, September 22, 2011

Date 12 November 2011

Time 8.30 – 11.30

Location SFP (to be confirmed)

Cost Free

Class size 15 participants

Registration – send an email to Lexie at Cycling ACT act.info@cycling.org.au with your name, contact details and a short paragraph of why you would like to become a Commissaire.

To become an accredited Official/ Commissaire you will need to complete an education and training program to provide you the skills and knowledge to enable you to officiate as a cycling Commissaire. Below is a brief outline of how you become a Commissaire.

Course Program

The Commissaires course consists of 2 modules

a) A face to face training session covering the rules and cycling knowledge;

1. Course introduction

2. Work through the training manual and PowerPoint Presentation

3. Complete the multi choice workbook before leaving

b) Practical Assessment, officiate at an event to ensure you know the rules and can apply them appropriately in competition.

1. complete an on the job assessment

2. complete & submit an event report

The level 1 course specifically targeted at the official who will assist in the conduct of club racing. The course requires candidates to complete and submit a workbook and then be assessed on the practical aspects of the course by an accredited assessor.

Commissaires are responsible for ensuring that our events are, safe, fair, play by the rules, promote responsible behavior and provide a positive public image for our sport.

Each National Level 1 Commissaire must work at a minimum of five events per year (Club races) to maintain their accreditation level, includes assistance at the large ACT events ie. Canberra Tour and Junior Tour

On successful completion of the program, participants will be provided an ACT Commissaires polo shirt, cap and CA all weather jacket.

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Junior Cycling Development Programme
Thursday, September 15, 2011

Canberra Cycling Club will be hosting a junior Criterium and Track Junior Development Program and is open to Vikings Cycling Club Juniors.

The Program runs over 12 weeks starting the week of 17 October 2011. Over the 12 weeks you will be provided instruction on race format on the track/criterium, riding a track bike, preparation for racing on road and track, race fitness and also include support from the club at these races. The program is designed to assist new and developing riders in safety, bunch riding, bike handling skills, race tactics, team training, stretching and nutrition. The objective is to assist junior riders in acquiring the skills they need to begin cycling in bunches both on the road, track and in competitive situation.

The program will run for twelve weeks with coaching instruction provided by John Armstrong (Criterium Coach) and MaryAnn Simpson (Track Coach). The Junior Development Program will also provide a great opportunity to prepare you for the Wagga Golden Wheel Race (26 – 27 Nov 2011), Canberra President’s Cup (2011 TBA), Goulburn Track Open (TBA 2012), Wagga Track Open (TBA 2012), ACT Hillclimb ITT Championship (19 Nov 2011) and CCC Summer Criterium Series. These are target racing events under the CCC Junior Development Program.

Cost of the Programme for Vikings Juniors will be the same as CCC fee. VCC will subsidise $50 and each Junior will receive a Vikings Jersey, Cap and Socks.

Nominations close 3 Oct 11. Follow the link for registration. Vikings contact is Mark Stevenson 0431 248 913 or stevos1@grapevine.com.au

rego page: http://fs22.formsite.com/jessicacycling/form2/index.html

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ACT Schools Road Cycling Championships - 21 October
Thursday, September 15, 2011

Are you the next Cadel Evans? This is a great opportunity for you to experience the excitement of road racing in a safe and friendly environment. You can use a mountain bike, BMX, or road bike. Experienced riders and novice/beginners are all welcome.

Date: Friday 21 October 2011

Time: Primary students – 8:30 – 11:30; Secondary Students – 11:00 – 3:30

Venue: Stromlo Forest Park Criterium Course

(All races conducted on closed road circuit)

Licences: Cycling Australia ~ or complete waiver

Two races per age division! One Criterium and One Road Race

Races for Primary, Secondary and College students

Primary Program

Registration and numbering 8:30-9:00am

Criterium
Time:	Age:	Distance:
9:15	U9 (born in 2003 or after)	5 minutes Plus 1 lap
9:30	U11 (born in 2001 and 2002)	7 minutes Plus 1 lap
9:45	U13 (born in 1999 & 2000)	10 minutes Plus 1 lap

Road Race
Time:	Age:	Distance:
10:05	U9 (born in 2003 or after)	2.4km (2 laps)
10:20	U11 (born in 2001 and 2002)	3.6km (3 laps)
10:40	U13 (born in 1999 & 2000)	4.8km (4 laps)

 

Secondary and College Program

Registration and numbering closes at 11:15am

(race times may be varied on the day)

Criterium
Time:	Age:	Distance
11:30	U15 Girls (born in 1997 & 1998)	12 minutes plus 1 lap
11:50	U15 Boys (born in 1997 & 1998)	12 minutes Plus 1 lap
12:10	U17 Girls (born in 1995 & 1996)	15 minutes plus 1 lap
12:30	U17 Boys (born in 1995 & 1996)	15 minutes plus 1 lap
12:50	U19 Men and Women (born in 1993 & 1994)	17 minutes plus 1 lap

Road Race
Time:	Age:	Distance
1:15	U15 Girls (born in 1997 & 1998)	7.2K (6 laps)
1:35	U15 Boys (born in 1997 & 1998)	8.4K (7 laps)
2:00	U17 Girls (born in 1995 & 1996)	9.6K (8 laps)
2:25	U17 Boys (born in 1995 & 1996)	12K (10 laps)
2:55	U19 Men and Women (born in 1993 & 1994)	13.2K (11 laps)

 

For more information contactnathan.schubert@ed.act.edu.au 62056124 or 0422 514 820.

Race organiser: ACT CYCLING

Schools Convenor: Nathan Schubert 62056255/0422 514 820

Registration: Students will need to register through their schools and must have a school representative or parent at the event on the day. All students will need the waiver form signed by a parent or guardian and all students who are not Cycling Australia license holders must fill out the Cycling Australia Day Permit form which will provide the student with a 1 day license.Both forms must be signed by a parent/guardian and be brought to the event on the day.

Cost: $10.00 early bird (before 30 September 2011 – last day of term 3)

$15.00 for all entries received after 1 October 2011.

For all students who have a Cycling Australia license the cost is $7.00. Cheques are to be made payable to ACT Cycling. Or just pay in cash on the day

PLEASE ENTER STUDENTS ASAP BY E-MAILING THE ENTRY FORM TO Nathan.schubert@ed.act.edu.au

Canteen: A Canteen will operate on the day

First Aid: There will be a First Aid Officer in attendance at this event

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Thursday Night Super Crits
Monday, September 5, 2011

On Thursday afternoons during daylight savings, Vikings Cycling Club will be holding criterium races at SFP.

There will be three events each Thursday:

1. WC/MF

2. MC/MD/ME/WA/WB

3. MA/MB

There will be separate results for each grade, even though some grades will be racing together as one bunch.

There will be an ongoing pointscore series for each half of the season. The pointscore will be restarted on 5 January. Pointscore winners will be awarded on 22 December and 22 March. Details to be announced soon.

Every week, there will be prizes for the winners of each grade.

Race entry is $5. A Season-entry will be available for the first half of the season for $40 for 10 races. A Season-entry will be available for the second half of the season for $50 for 12 races.

Course direction will alternate clockwise and anti-clockwise.

Grading and promotions are at the Race Director's discretion.

Each race will be starting exactly on time. If you are late, you miss out.

The details for each race are attached.

Jeremy Rhind is the Race Director.

If you have any comments or questions, email me at jeremy.rhind@finance.gov.au

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Rules and Regulations NJTS
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Rules & Regulations

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