Cycling Projects Point Score Series 2010

The 2010 Cycling Projects Point Score Series marks twelve years for this annual cycling event.

An annual appearance on the CNSW race calendar, the Series attracts a high calibre of cyclist making for a competitive event each week.

2010 marks the third year for the most welcome sponsor 'Cycling Projects'.

Where and When?

Heffron Bicycle Track Maroubra. Series begins Tuesday 12th January 2009 and ends Tuesday 30th March 2010. Start time is 6.00pm sharp with warm allowed on the track between 5.30pm - 6.00pm. We ask that warm up not start before 5.30pm as our junior session will still be in progress.

Race Format

The Series is conducted in handicap format with grades A, B and C.

Who can enter?

Any cyclist possessing a current domestic racing license. Competitors from overseas must produce an international racing license at point of registration.

How to enter?

Entry is on the line. Registration is open from 5.15pm. Entry fee is $15.00 per person. You must produce your current racing license at point of registration.

Handicapping

Handicapping may differ from week to week according to number of entries in each grade and weather conditions. The final decision is made by the ESCC handicapper. Dispute will not be entered into.

Basic rule of thumb is as follows:

B Grade      1/2 lap on A grade

C Grade      1/2 lap on B grade & 1 lap on A grade

Grading

Riders are to compete in the grade set by their club ranking. A rider cannot elect to elevate himself to the next level other than through consistency and results.

Point Score

The points are calculated across the series with the overall winner being awarded the major prize (T.B.A.) and cash prizes going to the second through to the fifth place winner on the final night.

Point score allocation is as follows:

1st - 7 pts     2nd - 5 pts    3rd - 3pts    4th - 2 pts    5th - 1pt

Weekly Prize Money

Cash prizes are also awarded each week to the first five over the line plus two grade prizes. Prize money is scaled according to number of entries.

Scenario 1: A grade catches B & C and finishes first. Prize money to first 5 over the line. Also pay first B grader (not in top 5) and first C grader (not in top 5)

Scenario 2: B grade catches C grade and finishes first. Prize money to first 5 over the line. Also pay first A grader (not in top 5) and first C grader (not in top 5)

Scenario 3: C grade finish first. Prize money to first 5 over the line. Also pay first A grader (not in top 5) and first B grader (not in top 5)

Equipment and Safety

Please take the time to read the section of CNSW Technical Regulations document pertaining to bicycle equipment. This document will be at the registration desk when you sign on. Signing the registration sheet is an indication that you have read the document and agree to ensure you bike meets the requirements set out.

Helmets

Only ASA approved helmets are permitted to be worn during the race as stipulated by Cycling NSW.

Complaints

All complaints should be directed to Helen Vella or Colin Iremonger.

Wet Weather Line

In the event of inclement weather you can call the ESCC Weather Line on 0424 824 959 after 5pm on the day of racing. Please do not leave a message as calls will not be returned. Recorded message only.

Disciplinary Procedures

Please refer to the 'Members', 'Disciplinary Procedures' section on the Cycling NSW website for all matters pertaining to conduct before, during and after the race.

The progressive point score can be viewed here in .pdf fornat.