FIAC National Championships for 2005

FIAC will hold eleven National Championships in 2005, including five
championships for both elite men and women and one for elite men only,
as follows.
Team Time Trial May 22 Peoria, Oregon
Criterium May 30 Golden, Colorado
Six Day [1] June 13-18 Alpenrose Velodrome, Oregon
Stage Race June 25-27 Baker, Oregon
Hill Climb July 24 Mt. Evans, Colorado
Cyclocross Nov. 13 [2] Watsonville, California

Notes:
[1] Elite men only
[2] Possibly later

These championships are to be run under FIAC Racing Rules
http://www.fiac.us/racing.htm and only riders who hold an annual
license from a FIAC member association are eligible for championship
placings, though others may be allowed to participate. Winners will
receive national champion’s jerseys, the top three will receive medals,
and 4th through 10th will receive certificates.

-Les Earnest, FIAC executive director

Les Earnest wrote:
FIAC will hold eleven National Championships in 2005, including five
championships for both elite men and women and one for elite men only,
as follows.
Team Time Trial May 22 Peoria, Oregon
Criterium May 30 Golden, Colorado
Six Day [1] June 13-18 Alpenrose Velodrome, Oregon
Stage Race June 25-27 Baker, Oregon
Hill Climb July 24 Mt. Evans, Colorado
Cyclocross Nov. 13 [2] Watsonville, California

Notes:
[1] Elite men only
[2] Possibly later

These championships are to be run under FIAC Racing Rules
http://www.fiac.us/racing.htm and only riders who hold an annual
license from a FIAC member association are eligible for championship
placings, though others may be allowed to participate. Winners will
receive national champion’s jerseys, the top three will receive medals,
and 4th through 10th will receive certificates.

-Les Earnest, FIAC executive director

No road race? What were you thinking Les?

Bret

Bret Wade wrote:
No road race? What were you thinking Les?

I believe that the FIAC board was thinking of expanding the national
championship program incrementally by going from four championships last
year to eleven this year. Future plans will depend on finding quality
venues, organizers and suitable geographical diversity.

For more information about the Federation of Independent Associations
for Cycling (FIAC), see http://www.fiac.us.

-Les

Should move the CycloCross Champs to the same date that the Euros have
their races. In January, one week before worlds...