Clean Sport

Southern Cross Junior Open Weekend

Start List & Results

Aug
2022

Level

Juniors

Discipline

ROADCRITERIUM

Gender

All

Event Type

State Competition

18/07/2022: Rescheduled event now to take place on 13-14 August

Two days of racing for Under 9's all the way up to Under 17's at the Waratah Park off-road cycling facility! Day 1 will be the NSW Metro & Country Road Championships, with riders from Metropolitan Sydney Clubs racing in the morning, and country riders on in the afternoon.

Sunday will feature two events for all age categories, with Criteriums in the morning, followed by road racing on the long loop in the afternoon.

Age Categories & Eligibility

Age Categories: U9, U11, U13, U15, U17
Age Categories for this event are as per 2022 ages effective from 1st October 2021
Financial AusCycling 'Race All Discipline' members only.
This event is not open to Temporary or Recreational Memberships

Technical Regulations

Events will be run according to AusCycling Technical Regulations

Weather

The event will proceed as planned unless the conditions are deemed to be unsafe by the Race Organiser and Chief Commissaire on the morning of the event.

For further information please refer to the AusCycling Extreme Weather Policy

Registration

Registration Area is restricted to RIDERS only. Participation, U9 and U11 are requested to have ONE guardian to accompany the rider to registration

Roll-Out, Bike Check and Helmet Check

All riders must roll out their bikes and have their helmets checked before each race.

Roll-out is held near to the top of Track 1 and Marshalling.
Each bike MUST be rolled out at least 15 minutes prior to the race.
The rider is to handle their own helmet for checking and bike for rollout.

Roll-Out Procedure

Show your race numbers pinned in position to the commissaire.
Show your helmet to the commissaire with the standards sticker visible.
Select the hardest gear (large front ring and smallest cog at the rear).
Place the bike onto the Roll-Out measure so it will free-wheel backwards along the track.
Start the Roll-Out with the crank in a vertical position at the start mark and roll the bike backwards until one (1) full crank revolution is completed.
Commissaire will approve the rider to race providing roll-out meets the required standard.
Riders placing 1st to 5th will be required to report for roll-out at the end of the race.
Failure to complete roll-out may provide reason for relegation.

For information on Roll-out Limit and Equipment Restrictions, please refer to AusCycling Technical Regulations.
Gears must be locked off to prevent a rider using a gear that would enable them to roll over the maximum roll out distance as detailed below:

Age Category	Roll-out Limit
U9, U11 & U13	5.5 meters
U15	6 meters
U17	7 meters

U9 and U11 riders are permitted to have ONE guardian to assist with executing their rollout

Warming up pre-event

No riders will be allowed on the track until advised by the Chief Commissaire and First Aid are on site
Track will be open for familiarisation as per the advertised race schedule
No warm-up will be allowed on the course while racing is in progress
If warming up in the car park or on local roads, please be careful and respect all road rules

Marshalling

All riders are to be present at Marshalling 10 minutes prior to their race commencing
Marshalling area is restricted to Commissaires and riders only, except for participation, U9 and U11 riders where ONE guardian per rider is allowed

Spares / Pits

Any change of spares must be undertaken by the rider (a parent may assist)
There will be no neutral spares – all spares to be provided by the riders
Criterium pits are marked on the map. This is the only place a competitor can take 1 lap out for mechanical reasons only

Spectator area

Spectators must remain on the outside of the track and stand behind the barriers at all times
Please do not congregate in areas of high foot traffic such as the start / finish line and marshalling areas as it makes it difficult for officials to prepare for the next race
Access to the toilets is via the crossing near the start / finish line

BBQ / Coffee Van

Sausage sandwiches and bacon & egg rolls will be available from 8.00am to 2.00pm. Coffee and drinks are available on site.

Toilets

Toilets are at the club house. Please keep them clean!

Presentation / Podium

Presentations will be held as soon as practical after the event. The MC will advise when presentations will be held
All placegetters must be in their cycling kit for the presentation

Medals

Separate medals for first 3 metro riders and first 3 country riders in each race
Interstate riders will not receive a medal regardless of their finishing position

2022 Northwave Junior Road State Series - NSW/ACT

Sunday's Criteriums & Road Races will be Round 5 of the 2022 Northwave Junior Road State Series - NSW/ACT
Both the Criterium & Road Race will attract stage points towards the overall series point score
As Sunday is NOT classified as a tour, no bonus points will be awarded
Saturday's NSW Junior Country & Metro Road Championships will NOT count toward the Series
Bikesportz round prizes will be awarded to the top 3 in each age category by adding the points accumulated in both of Sunday's events
In the result of a tie for points: The rider with the highest place in the Road Race will be used as the tie-breaker

Example 1:

Ryder Smith: James Wang:

Criterium: 2nd Place - 22 Points Criterium: 1st Place - 25 Points

Road Race: 2nd Place - 22 Points Road Race: 4th Place - 18 Points

___________________________ __________________________

Total: 44 Points - 1st Place prize Total: 43 points - 2nd Place prize

Example 2:

Lauren Weaver: Cadence Timms:

Criterium: 1st Place - 25 Points Criterium: 2nd Place - 22 Points

Road Race: 2nd Place - 22 Points Road Race: 1st Place - 25 Points*

___________________________ __________________________

Total: 47 Points - 2nd Place prize Total: 47 points - 1st Place prize *tie-breaker

2022 Northwave Junior Road State Series Guide - NSW/ACT

2022 Northwave Junior Road State Series NSW/ACT Point Score

General Information

Pin your race numbers correctly to your jersey. One number on the rear of the jersey (top pins no higher than the jersey pocket opening). The second number on the left side of the jersey (to be visible to the camera with the rider in the sprint position)
Remove any lights, cameras, saddle bags, pumps, TT bars etc. from your bike
Races are being run in accordance with AusCycling Technical Regulations
While all reasonable care is taken by the race organisers and officials when organising an event, all participating riders have an equal responsibility to ensure they take adequate care by adhering to the rules and conditions imposed by officials and Commissaires
Competitors must wear an AusCycling approved helmet with the approval sticker attached
Race numbers are to be placed on the lower back & left hip as prescribed under ‘Roll-Out’
All competitors must be at marshalling 10 minutes before their race at the junction of Tracks 1 & 2 (on the finishing straight), having completed roll out to be briefed by the Commissaire
Race distances may be shortened by the Chief Commissaire due to a number of circumstances to enable all races to be completed within the time schedule
Due to time constraints and safety concerns, lapped riders may be asked to retire from the race. Places will be awarded on the position held at the time of withdrawal
Once each competitor has crossed the finish line on their last lap they must turn up Track 1 as the next race will be starting immediately after the last competitor finishes
The first five finishers in each race are required to roll out immediately after their race
Should races need to be combined for unforeseen reasons, to meet time constraints. Please take care when passing slower riders / grades
Commissaires may adjust race distances to ensure a separate finish for each division if 2 separate races are held at the same time
Competitors in races run at the same time will be awarded with medals for their division
NOTE: Any interstate competitors entering the Road Race championships on the Saturday will automatically be entered into the NSW Country races and they are unable to medal regardless of their finishing position

Event Program

Please note: A number of categories have been combined into one race
Separate Metro & Country medals will be awarded to top 3 eligible placegetters in each combined event (total of 6 medals awarded in each race)
Start times are estimates only please allow sufficient time as there may be changes on the day
Interstate riders will be ineligible for championship medals

Saturday Race Schedule - 13 August 2022

Est. Start Time	Age Group	Track	Laps
10:00am	Track open for familiarisation	2 & 3
10:20am	Track closed
10:30am	U17W	3	18 Laps
11:20am	U17M	3	18 Laps
12:05pm	U15W	3	10 Laps
12:36pm	U15M	3	10 Laps
1:03pm	Participation	2	2 Laps
1:11pm	U9	2	3 Laps
1:19pm	U11G	2	4 Laps
1:29pm	U11B	2	4 Laps
1:39pm	U13G	2	8 Laps

1:58pm

U13B

8 laps

Sunday Race Schedule - 14 August 2022

SXCC Open Criteriums

Est. Start Time	Age Group	Track	Time Plus Laps
7:35am	Track open for familiarisation	2 & 3
7:50am	Track closed	Marshall: U13G
8:00am	U13G	2	8 mins + 2 laps
8:10am	U13B	2	8 mins + 2 laps
8:25am	U11G	2	5 mins + 2 laps
8:35am	U11B	2	5 mins + 2 laps
8:45am	U9G / U9B / Participation*	2	5 mins + 2 laps
9:00am	U15W	2	12 mins + 2 laps
9:10am	U15M	2	12 mins + 2 laps
9:25am	U17W	2	14 mins + 2 laps
9:40am	U17M	2	14 mins + 2 laps

SXCC Open Road Races

Est. Start Time	Age Group	Track	Distance
9:55am	U9G / U9B / Participation*	2	5 laps (4.5km)
10:10am	U11G	2	5 laps (4.5km)
10:20am	U11B	2	5 laps (4.5km)
10:35am	U13G	2	11 laps (9.9km)
11:00am	U13B	2	11 laps (9.9km)
11:30am	U15W	3	14 laps (21.0km)
12:15pm	U15M	3	14 laps (21.0km)
12:55pm	U17W	3	25 laps (37.5km)
2:05pm	U17M	3	25 laps (37.5km)