Hey Gang,

My father has put up some photos from the UCSC and UCSB Mountain Bike races.
More photos are still being added to the Cow Pie Classic gallery. There are also
some galleries from the summer road racing season and last spring's collegiate
road season. You can check them out here: http://rrpalileo.smugmug.com/

Happy Thanksgiving and base mile season,
<3 Joy
UCSC Cycling

Hey everyone

Here's the excel spreadsheet with each schools' riders and entry fees.
This is NOT what you owe us. This is so you can get money back from
your school, have it on record, or whatever. Let me know if you have
any questions or find any mistakes.

Cheers

Eric Hartsuyker

Everyone,

Two other things about this weekend:

1. Yes, we will be having a barbecue. It will be held between the end of XC and
the beginning of Dual Slalom on Saturday.
2. No alcohol is allowed at the UCSB Cycling Cowpie Classic.

Chris Stein
Race Director
UCSB Cycling Cowpie Classic
cstein@...

Hi All,

I've updated the conference website with UCSB's conference's flyer.

thanks
-HH

--
Hanns Hartman
Western Collegiate Cycling - Conference Director
hhartman@...

Everyone,

Here are a few important things to know about the upcoming conference
championship race hosted by UCSB:

1. There is collegiate and non-collegiate racing. The flyer for the collegiate
website is available on the WCCC Results page. The flyer for the non-collegiate
races is available at RideSB.com. Be aware that there are non-collegiate
categories only for XC and downhill, not Dual Slalom and Short Track. DS and
STXC are collegiate only.
2. The speed limit in the ranch is 15 MPH. It is an active cattle ranch and
there are cows everywhere. Please respect the speed limit.
3. People are welcome to shuttle the downhill course on Saturday and Sunday. You
are responsible for organizing your own shuttle in your own car. We will have
details about the shuttle route at the race.
4. As Hanns said in an earlier email, we will not be accepting team pay for this
race. We will only accept cash or check for any transactions at the ranch (race
entry fees, one day license sales, ranch entry fees.) The nearest ATM is 15
minutes to the south in Buellton.
5. There is a $10 per vehicle fee (cash or check only) for collegiate riders to
enter the ranch.
6. We'll probably be having a barbecue on Saturday, and it will probably be
free. Details to follow.
7. Finally, I'd like to emphasize our fire policy: no fires. Portable grills are
fine, but fire pits, barrel fires, or open flames of any kind are prohibited.

Feel free to email me with any questions, and I'll see you this weekend.

Chris Stein
Race Director
UCSB Cycling Cowpie Classic
cstein@...

I have been majorly bummed about this as well and have been sending emails
to usacycling people about it (aside from the team letter I put together).
Remember that it helps to send them emails since it shows that it's an
important topic for us (as implied by their comment about having such a huge
response). I believe the email you want to use is
collegiaterules@...


Just because they published a "compromise" doesn't meant that we have to
accept it and stop sending them emails. If it's obvious that collegiate
cyclists want to be able to ride TTs on TT equipment I think they'll listen.
They have their hearts in the right place (at least, I'd like to believe it)

George

-----Original Message-----
From: stanford-cycling@googlegroups.com
[mailto:stanford-cycling@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Rob Meyer
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 3:53 PM
To: Stanford Cycling
Subject: [SU Cycling] Re: Fwd: [wccc-info] FW: Memo regarding 2010
Collegiate Cycling rule changes


Holy crap, remember when biking was fun?  Im forwarding this around
work.  With the UCI considering taking individual pursuit out of the
Olympics and USA cycling taking the excitement out of the TTT ill be
left with none of my favorite events to care about.  Geeking out about
time trialing and pursuit is what got me in to this business.  Bummer.

Rob

On Nov 9, 8:38 am, Rae Brownsberger <r...@...> wrote:
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Hansen, Jeffrey <jhan...@...>
> Date: Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 7:59 AM
> Subject: [wccc-info] FW: Memo regarding 2010 Collegiate Cycling rule
changes
> To: ACCC <acc-collegiate-cycling@googlegroups.com>, ECCC <
> eccc-announce@googlegroups.com>, IMCCC <IMCCC@googlegroups.com>, MWCCC <
> mwccc@googlegroups.com>, Nancy Ellis <nancye.el...@...>, NCCCC <
> ncccc_i...@...>, nwccc_i...@..., RMCCC <
> RMCCycl...@yahoogroups.com>, SCCCC <TheSCCCC@googlegroups.com>, SECCC <
> seccc...@yahoogroups.com>, WCCC <wccc-i...@yahoogroups.com>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Abramson [mailto:m...@...]
> Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 1:32 AM
> To: NCCA Board of Trustees
> Cc: Hansen, Jeffrey
> Subject: Memo regarding 2010 Collegiate Cycling rule changes
>
> Dear Conference Directors, team leaders and conference members,
>
> Wow.  The Collegiate Board of Trustees is amazed with the incredible
amount
> of feedback we have received regarding the 2010 rule change summary, in
> particular on the issue of aero equipment. The Board strives for active
> involvement and engagement by our members, and we have received over sixty
> pages of information both for and against the requirement for
> mass-start-legal equipment.  The Board of Trustees seriously considers all
> of the material we receive with regards to the sport of Collegiate Cycling
> and this time is no different.
>
> With regards to the rule change legislation for 2010, please see the
updated
> Rule Change Summary athttp://bit.ly/2X2XsL[1].  Due to the timing of the
> rule publications, the nature of the rule in question, and our desire to
> give teams adequate time to adjust to the new regulations, the Board of
> Trustees has adjusted the timing of the implementation of the regulations
> regarding mass-start-legal equipment in Collegiate Cycling Races as
follows:
>
>     For 2010, all "non-A" categories (B, C, D, E) are required to adhere
to
> the
>
>     requirements for mass-start-legal equipment in all Collegiate Cycling
> Races
>
>     including individual and team time trials.
>
>     For 2011, all categories, including A, will be required to use
> mass-start
>
>     equipment in all Collegiate Cycling Races including individual and
team
> time
>
>     trials.
>
> Furthermore, we have identified two issues that warrant change.
>
> The first issue is with regards to the creation and dissemination of the
> rule changes, the Board has made a top-to-bottom evaluation of our
> processes. We have investigated other USA Cycling Trustee methods and
> resolved to adopt an improved process of collecting potential rule change
> legislation, disseminating a list of rules under consideration for voting,
> and providing an opportunity to present your input to the Board for
> consideration in its deliberations.  This includes the following revision
to
> Rule 7B3(d):
>
>     7B3(d) Changes to the Rules. The Board of Trustees considers changes
to
> the
>
>     Rules twice per year; at road and mountain bike nationals.
>
>     (i) To be considered, a proposed rule change must be submitted prior
to
> April
>
>     15th / September 15th to the Chairperson at
> collegiateru...@... by
>
>     a Conference Director, acting on his or her own behalf or on behalf of
> one or
>
>     more Riders or other individuals. To be considered, each proposed rule
> change
>
>     must include (A) the affected section of the Rules; (B) the language
of
> the
>
>     rule as then in effect; (C) the proposed revision to the rule; and (D)
> an
>
>     explanation of and justification for the proposed rule change.
>
>     (ii) The Board of Trustees will endeavor to publish the rule change
> proposals
>
>     that it has received and will be considering by April 30th / September
> 30th,
>
>     respectively.
>
>     (iii) Feedback from Riders and other individuals will be accepted at
>
>     collegiateru...@... until the conclusion of Collegiate
> Cycling
>
>     Road / Mountain Bike National Championship, and the Board of Trustees
> will
>
>     debate and vote on all proposed rule changes thereafter.
>
>     (iv) The Board of Trustees will endeavor to publish the rule changes
to
> each
>
>     Conference twice per year; however rules will not go into effect until
> January
>
>     1st.
>
>     (v) The Board of Trustees will deliver to the Collegiate Cycling
Manager
> a
>
>     revised rulebook not later than December 31 for internal review and
>
>     publication by USA Cycling.
>
> The second issue involves reevaluating the structure of the Board of
> Trustees. The Board was first formed in 2004, when Collegiate Cycling
became
> a full Association of USA Cycling. Recognizing that the sport has matured
> considerably since then, we are examining increasing the size of the Board
> to broaden representation and gain additional volunteer resources. This
will
> ensure that we continue to meet our significant obligations as a Board of
> Trustees while providing adequate representation for all of our key
> stakeholders.  The Board endeavors to bring about these changes as soon as
> practicable.
>
> Thank you all for your understanding and continued support of Collegiate
> Cycling.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Mark Abramson
>
> On behalf of USA Cycling Collegiate Board of Trustees
>
> [1]http://bit.ly/2X2XsLlinks
tohttp://wiki.collegiatecycling.org/GetFile.aspx?File=%2fRule%20Changes...
>
>  
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I have already been talking with UCSC and they have assured me they
will have a RR, Crit and TTT.  Also the RR will not be the same road
course they have been using.

thanks for your concern
-HH

On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 6:12 PM, scott leland <scottleland@...> wrote:
>
> Will USCS be hosting a crit as part of conference championships weekend?
Typically UCSC has a RR, HCTT and a TTT. Just curious as we should be crowning a
criterium conference champ as well as a RR conference champ. .
> Scott Leland
> UNR
> On Nov 8, 2009, at 4:57 PM, Hanns Hartman wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Here is the 2010 Collegiate Road Schedule. As you can see there are
> two north/south race weekends. Also as you can see there are many
> open weekends. This was created by almost every team requesting to
> hold races only in April. Four weekends and 6 requests translated to
> the double race weekends. If any team decides they want one of the
> open weekends in March or February please let me know.
>
> Feb 6th - UCSD
> Feb 7th - SDSU
>
> Feb 13th - OPEN
> Feb 14th - OPEN
>
> Feb 20th - CPSLO
> Feb 21st - CPSLO
>
> Feb 27th - OPEN
> Feb 28th - OPEN
>
> Mar 6th - UCSB
> Mar 7th - UCSB
>
> Mar 13th - OPEN
> Mar 14th - OPEN
>
> Mar 20th - OPEN
> Mar 21st - OPEN
>
> Mar 27th - OPEN (NRC Redlands)
> Mar 28th - OPEN (NRC Redlands)
>
> Apr 3rd - UCLA (South) and UNR (North)
> Apr 4th - UCLA (South) and UNR (North)
>
> Apr 10th - CSUSM (South) and Stanford (North)
> Apr 11th - CSUSM (South) and Stanford (North)
>
> April 17th - UCD (Also Sea Otter)
> April 18th - UCD (Also Sea Otter)
>
> April 24th - UCSC (Conference Championships)
> April 25th - UCSC (Conference Championships)
>
> thanks
> -HH
>
> --
> Hanns Hartman
> Western Collegiate Cycling - Conference Director
> hhartman@...
>
>



--
Hanns Hartman
Western Collegiate Cycling - Conference Director
hhartman@...

Hi All,

This is just a reminder that conference championships has been moved
to this weekend November 14th and 15th and is being hosted by UCSB.
The conference website has been updated with a couple of changes to
UCSB's flyer.  Also please note that UCSB will only be accepting cash
or check for race entry fees.  They will NOT be accepting team pay.
So please plan accordingly. See you all this weekend!

thanks
-HH

--
Hanns Hartman
Western Collegiate Cycling - Conference Director
hhartman@...

Hi All,

Here is the 2010 Collegiate Road Schedule.  As you can see there are
two north/south race weekends.  Also as you can see there are many
open weekends.  This was created by almost every team requesting to
hold races only in April.  Four weekends and 6 requests translated to
the double race weekends.  If any team decides they want one of the
open weekends in March or February please let me know.

Feb 6th - UCSD
Feb 7th - SDSU

Feb 13th - OPEN
Feb 14th - OPEN

Feb 20th - CPSLO
Feb 21st - CPSLO

Feb 27th - OPEN
Feb 28th - OPEN

Mar 6th - UCSB
Mar 7th - UCSB

Mar 13th - OPEN
Mar 14th - OPEN

Mar 20th - OPEN
Mar 21st - OPEN

Mar 27th - OPEN (NRC Redlands)
Mar 28th - OPEN (NRC Redlands)

Apr 3rd - UCLA (South) and UNR (North)
Apr 4th - UCLA (South) and UNR (North)

Apr 10th - CSUSM (South) and Stanford (North)
Apr 11th - CSUSM (South) and Stanford (North)

April 17th - UCD (Also Sea Otter)
April 18th - UCD (Also Sea Otter)

April 24th - UCSC (Conference Championships)
April 25th - UCSC (Conference Championships)

thanks
-HH

--
Hanns Hartman
Western Collegiate Cycling - Conference Director
hhartman@...

Hey all,

Results from the past 2 race weekends are up.  One small note is that
in the Stanford and UCSC races, the WC points are not printed in the
points matrix at the top of the page, but they are taken into account
for the team total.  I will update my conversion program for next
year.

Please let me know of any errors so I can get it updated before
conference championships next weekend.

-- Gabe