| October Festival of Racing
.. at Hillingdon Saturday 3 October
Youth races at 1.15pm
including

and followed by
beginner men's race at 2.45pm
and
a women's race for Cat E/1/2/3/4
riders at 2.46pm
You are invited to compete in
an afternoon of racing on the Hillingdon cycle circuit.
It's traffic-free, so
especially suited to children and all those adults who are newcomers to racing.
Programme
1.15pm - 2.30pm
race 1: 13.15 start
for 30mins U8 U10 and U14
U8
placings for each age category count towards club prize
U10
placings for each age category count towards club prize
overall: £250 cash awards shared between the top three clubs as earned by their riders in
each of the three youngest age categories
.the split being
.
first club: £150
second club: £60
third club: £40
points awarded:
according to finishing position
(in each age group)
and also based on number of riders
(in each age group)
(for more details see below)
U14
prize for winning boy and prize for winning girl
winner under-14 boy £20
winner under-14 girl £20
race 2: 14.00 start
for 30mins U12 and U16
U12
placings for each individual rider also count towards the club prizes as the £220 on
offer is shared between riders in the three youngest age groups - U8, U10 and U12
U16
prize for winning boy and prize for winning girl
winner under-16 boy £20
winner under-16 girl £20
race 3: men's 4th cat
race start: 2.45pm 1 hour + 5laps
race 4: women's
E/1st/2nd/3rd/4th cat race start: 2.46pm 1hour + 4 laps
Entries Youth race:
entries on the line £3
Judge and commissaire for youth races: Steve May stevemay@dircon.co.uk
Adult races: advance
entries £13 entries on the line £16
(adult races: figures
include £1 supplement to be paid out to race winner)
cheques made out to: John Leitch
post to: 7 The Avenue, Brockham, Betchworth, Surrey, RH3 7EN
Marshalls wanted
If you are coming with a friend please let me know if they will offer to act as a
marshall.
Promoter: John Leitch, Festival RC
email: johnleitch65@googlemail.com
m: 07963 377 249
home: 01737 84 36 01

Calling all cycling
nuts
.here's your chance for glory
Everybody tells you that you're
Cycling Nuts and there's nothing wrong with that.
But as Cycling Nuts go, where are
you on the nutty ladder? Are you just mildly nuts or do you stand on the highest rung,
being graded as completely nuts?
Well here's a good way to find out
because now you and your club can once again be officially certified as the biggest load
of Cycling Nuts out there.
There are prizes worth a total of
£330
.so come and race
So you want to hear the details?
Well, on Saturday 3rd October there
will be youth races at Hillingdon cycle circuit starting at 1.15pm. In the three youngest
age group, every rider will collect points and the club with the most points wins the
title of "the biggest load of Cycling Nuts".
How will the points system work?
Well, if there are 20 riders are in
your age category, for example, then the winner gets 20 points while the second-placed
finisher gets 19 points and so on all the way down to the one point earned by the rider
finishing in 20th place. That means everyone counts. You all pick up points for your club.
If there were 15 riders in the next
age category, say, then the points on offer would range from 15 down to 1.
So the more riders we come with,
the better our chances?
Exactly.
In all, there will be prize
money of £330 for us?
No the £330 is split between £250
for the age groups Under 12, Under 10 and Under 8 leaving the £80 balance for the riders
in the second race for Under 16 and Under 14 age groups.
OK. How will the £250 be split?
The top three clubs will share in
the total:
first: £150 second: £60 third:
£40
What is there for the two older
categories: U14 and U16?
Last year it was chaotic running
five age groups at once, so splitting everyone between two races should make life easier
for Steve May and his team of eagle-eyes who have to do the totting up.
In the three youngest categories,
riders tend to split and finish individually, so that's not bad to judge.
However the U14 and U16 get
tactical and often finish in a packs and that's why Steve has asked for them to be
allocated to different races, so we have U14 in the first race and U16 in the following
event.
What do they stand to collect?
A total of £80, split between four
individual winners:
winner under-14 boy £20
winner under-14 girl £20
winner under-16 boy £20
winner under-16 girl £20

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