2015 Tech Guide - Tour of America`s Dairyland

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2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board JUNE 18-‐28, 2015 OFFICIAL TECH GUIDE
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1 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board CONTENTS 3 -‐ Overall Daily Event Schedule 4 -‐ Fee Schedule 5 -‐ Licensing / Race Categories 6 -‐ Registration – Refund/Transfer Policies 7 – ToAD Race Types 8 -‐ Shorewood Criterium Cycling Classic (June 18) 9 -‐ East Troy Cycling Classic (June 19) 10 -‐ Giro d’ Grafton (June 20) 11 -‐ Waukesha Carl Zach Cycling Classic (June 21) 12 – Milwaukee Mile Circuit Race @ State Fair Park (June 22) 13 -‐ Schlitz Park Criterium (June 23) 14 -‐ Elkhart Lake Road Race at Road America (June 24 -‐ USAC Jr Road Race DEVO Series) 15 – Neenah Rocket Criterium (June 25 -‐ USAC Jr Road Race DEVO Series) 16 – Café Centraal Bay View Classic (June 26 – USAC Junior Road Race DEVO Series) 17 – ISCorp Downer Classic (June 27 -‐ USAC Junior Road Race DEVO Series) 18 -‐ East Tosa Gran Prix (June 28) 19-‐20 -‐ Scoring 21 -‐ ToAD Omnium Competitions 22 -‐ Podium Ceremony-‐Jersey Protocol 23 – Awards & Prizes 24 – Awards & Prizes / Daily Prize Breakouts 25 -‐ Awards & Prizes / Overall Prize Breakouts (Pro Men and Pro Women) 26 -‐ Awards & Prizes / Overall Prize Breakouts (Non-‐Pro Cats) 27 -‐ Awards & Prizes / SmartChoice MRI Team Omnium (Pro Men, Pro Women, Masters 1/2) 28 -‐ Awards & Prizes / GranFinale Sprint Competition (June 26-‐28 Race Days) 29 – Event Management and USA Cycling Officials 28 -‐ Official Overall 2015 Sponsors 2 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board 2015 DAILY TOAD SCHEDULE
˚ Shorewood Criterium Cycling Classic Thursday, June 18 p/b Metro Market Title Sponsors: Tim Hart DDS, Steven Koutnik DDS, Rainbow Jersey (Cat 2/3, Pro Men 1/2 and Pro Women 1/2 races only) East Troy Cycling Classic p/b Dennis & Janice Klumb Family Foundation Friday, June 19 (Criterium) Giro d' Grafton Saturday, June 20 p/b Aurora Health Care, Meijer & Celebrate Grafton (Criterium) Waukesha Carl Zach Cycling Classic Sunday, June 21 Monday, June 22 p/b Couri Insurance (Criterium) Milwaukee Mile Circuit Race at State Fair Park Schlitz Park Criterium Tuesday, June 23 (Milwaukee) Elkhart Lake ROAD RACE at Road America Wednesday, June 24 Thursday, June 25 Neenah Rocket Criterium Café Centraal Bay View Classic Friday, June 26 p/b KK BID (Criterium) ISCorp Downer Classic Saturday, June 27 Sunday, June 29 pb Smart Choice MRI (Criterium on Milwaukee's Eastside) East Tosa Gran Prix (Criterium) 3 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board Advance online registration closes at noon CDT on Wednesday, June 17, 2015, at www.usacycling.com. Race Day fee increase of an additional $10/race will apply. FEE SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION INFORMATION
June 18-28, 2015 Races (if registered before noon CDT 6/17/15)
• Entry Fees: PRO MEN & WOMEN: $50 – plus tax and $3 daily USA Cycling surcharge.
• ALL OTHER CATEGORIES (except Juniors): $40 – plus $3 daily USA Cycling surcharge
• JUNIORS: $25 – plus tax and $3 daily USA Cycling surcharge
Above pricing is for advance online registration. After noon CDT on June 17,
2015, advance registration is closed, and an additional on-site race day fee of
$10/race will be added to each entry fee.
• ENTRY DISCOUNTS:
• There will be a $10 discount for the second race entered on same day. Discount
reflected in checkout total.
• 20% Series Discount, if you register for all days of ToAD before May 15, 2015;
please see www.USACYCLING.com for fee structure
• REGISTRATION (Two Options)
1) Advance ONLINE at www.USACycling.com thru noon June 17, 2015; OR
2) ON‐SITE (additional fee of $10/day) opens two hours prior to first race of the day
and closes 30 minutes prior to race of interest (or until that race field maxes out –
whichever comes first). On-site registration will be available, June 18 - 28, 2015,
beginning two hours prior to the start of the day’s first race. Look for the
Registration flag near the Tour of America’s Dairyland trailer.
• NO WAIT LISTS: Once Category fields are maxed out for a respective ToAD venue race,
that Category race is closed, and no additional registrations will be accepted.
THERE WILL BE NO DAY-OF WAIT LISTS. For avoidance of doubt, if a registered
race field has maxed out, and you are not registered, you will not race.
• VALID LICENSE - Racers must provide valid license from USA Cycling or other National
Federation affiliated with UCI, and sign a waiver DAILY, 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE START
OF YOUR RACE!
• JUNIORS – All Juniors must have waivers signed by parent or guardian prior to racing.
• RAIN OR SHINE!
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All race participants must have a valid USA Cycling racing license and will be required to
race in the Category listed on that license. One-day licenses and annual USAC licenses will
be available for purchase daily at ToAD events but in the interest of saving time, you are
encouraged to please purchase your license prior to the event. All license purchase
information and rates can be found at www.usacycling.org. USAC rules will govern all
races.
RACE CATEGORIES
All Tour of America's Dairyland races will include multiple categories. A full list of Categories
is listed below. Please refer to www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com for complete details.
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Category 3/4 Women
•
Category 4/5 Men
•
Masters 3/4 35+ Men
Must have a racing age of 35 or older and be a licensed Category 3 or 4 rider
•
Category 2/3 Men
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Masters 1/2 35+ Men
Must have a racing age of 35 or older and be a licensed Category 1 or 2 rider
•
Professional 1/2 Women
•
Professional 1/2 Men
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Juniors U15
•
Juniors 15-18
Juniors: A parent or legal guardian must sign Junior waivers in advance.
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All races part of the Tour of America's Dairyland will be held under USA Cycling event permit
and subject to the governing rules in the USAC Rule book. Licensed USAC officials will be
responsible for all start/finishes, rulings, and determining end results and scoring. For
further explanation of race rules and regulations, please go to www.usacycling.org.
R EGISTRATION & R EFUND /T RANSFER P OLICIES
• No credits or refunds will be given for rain or weather conditions beyond the control of
Midwest Cycling Series, LLC.
• No refunds or credits due to rider accident or mishap.
• No transfer of registration fees to other teammates or friends.
• You may transfer your rider registration fee to another race day but no refunds.
• No refunds or credits to a rider who misses a race.
There will be no complaining about these policies . . . or NO MILK FOR YOU!
RACERS:
• PLEASE KEEP YOUR NUMBERS FROM DAY TO DAY – all numbers issued to you must be
worn.
• Please do not litter on the course. Please leave the course and surrounding areas as you
found them. Littering may be grounds for disqualification.
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Criterium Race
A Criterium or Crit race will be held on a short course consisting of racers riding laps
(ranging from approximately 0.6 mile - 1.2 mile) until the specified time limit or total distance
is reached. The first rider across the finish line on the finishing lap (without being lapped by
the field) will be declared the winner. In case of the Tour of America's Dairyland all crit races
will be run on a time limit. i.e. 60 minutes.
1. There will be no hand-ups, or feeding during a crit race.
2. Free laps - for legitimate mechanical reasons approved by the race officials, free laps
will be awarded during the race up to a certain time limit. All free lap rules are subject
to the discretion of the presiding officials.
Road Race
A Road Race or circuit race will be held on a longer open road course varying in length. Race
could consist of one lap of a larger distance or multiple laps of a smaller distance. The first
rider across the finish line will be determined the winner. All of the road races in the Tour of
America's Dairyland will be run on a distance limit.
1. Feeding may be allowed at a determined part of the course.
2. No free laps will be awarded. If a rider has a mechanical issue, it can be fixed on
course during the race.
3. Other rules of the course will be further explained by the race officials.
7 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board D AY 1: J UNE 18, 2015
S HOREWOOD C RITERIUM C YCLING C LASSIC
P/B
M ETRO M ARKET
T ITLE S PONSORS : D R . T IM H ART , S TEVEN K OUTNIK DDS
AND
R AINBOW J ERSEY
Course Map:
Course Description: 1.3 mile fast rectangle with one minor incline. It features both a popular party-centric residential
backside and a fan-packed downtown business district featuring a block party in the home stretch straightaway.
GPS: N. Oakland Ave. and E. Lake Bluff Blvd, Shorewood, WI 53211
Racer Parking: Adjacent side streets – be aware of 2-hour parking limits.
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/shorewood-events.php
E AST T ROY C YCLING C LASSIC
D ENNIS &
P/B
J ANICE K LUM B
F AM ILY F OUNDATION
Course Map:
Course Description: A fast, technical, six turn, 0.62 mile course showcases downtown East Troy including
its historical town square.
GPS: South St. & Church St. East Troy, WI 53120
Racer Parking: Chester Byrnes Parking Lot, 2043 Division St.
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/troy-events.php
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have its screaming spectator-lined Start/Finish area at the intersection of Beech St and Wisconsin Ave. The
NEW COURSE now features only four fast turns with a longer uphill coming out of turn two, but then following a
slow decline in elevation right on through the finish. The new sweeping turn three should be carried almost at
full speed! The finishing stretch is long and flat leading into a great final, down-to-the-tire sprint!
.
GPS: Beech St & Wisconsin Ave, Grafton, WI 53024
Racer Parking - ample parking on the city streets near course; best to park west of the course. Plenty of
parking available a quarter mile away from the course at Grafton Senior Center, 1665 7th Ave, Grafton, WI
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/grafton-about.php
10 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board DAY 4: JUNE 21, 2015 WAUKESHA CARL ZACH CYCLING CLASSIC P/B COURI INSURANCE Course Description: Fairly flat fast 4-corner Crit being 0.67 miles in length. The turns vary from sharp to
sweeping. Entire course takes place in the dense urban heart of Waukesha giving the racers a high energy feel.
GPS: 379 W Main St, Waukesha, WI 53186
Racer Parking: Teams with large vehicles and tents, please park at either the Waukesha Public Library (321
Wisconsin Ave.) or across the street at the Les Paul Middle School (400 N. Grand Ave.), near backside of Cutler
Park). Easy in and out access, with a short bike ride to Reg. Public parking available for smaller vehicles.
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/waukesha-events.php
MILWAUKEE MILE CIRCUIT RACE AT STATE FAIR PARK
Course Map:
Course Description: Located at State Fair Park in West Allis, this course is a 1.9 counter-clockwise, asphaltpaved circuitous infield loop of the Milwaukee Mile, the oldest operating motor speedway in the world.
GPS: Located on the grounds of the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis, WI – Gate 5 on 84th Street
Racer Parking: WARNING: LOW BRIDGE CLEARANCE! Racers with large trailers or bikes atop vehicles
must follow service road to enter on the east side of the track. Small vehicles may enter thru Gate 5 on 84th St.
Infield access and exit will be granted periodically before 8:30AM and after 4:00PM. THERE IS ALSO STREET
PARKING. Observe street signs, and ride your bike to course. If you park at State Fair Park, there is a
$5.00 parking fee.
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/milwaukeemile-events.php
S CHLITZ P ARK C RITERIUM
Course Map:
Course Description: One of the most technical and challenging courses ToAD has to offer. From the start,
the first half of the course is up hill with a steep section consisting of a city block. The second half is down hill
through four technical turns before dumping out into a flat 250 meter sprint.
GPS: W Pleasant St & N 1st St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Racer Parking: NO RACER PARKING IN N/W STRUCTURE NEAR TURN 1 (Pleasant & 2nd)
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/schlitz-events.php
ELKHART LAKE ROAD RACE AT ROAD AMERICA
Course Map:
Course Description : All aboard the historic Road America Race Track, a 4.4 mile loop with multiple
challenging turns and a long uphill to the Start/Finish line.
GPS: N7390 State Road 67 Plymouth, WI 53073
Racer Parking: Enter thru Gate 6. Then turn left, and follow service road to Lot 3 to park. Racers will then
enter and exit the race course on bikes via the tunnel. NOTE: THIS IS DIFFERENT THAN YEARS PAST.
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D AY 8: J UNE 25, 2015
NEENAH ROCKET CRITERIUM
Course Map:
Course Description: New course and host venue for 2015! Just blocks from downtown Neenah, this flat, fast
4-corner criterium is nearly three-quarters of a mile. GPS: Elm and Division, Neenah, WI 54956
Racer Parking: Street Parking surrounding Shattuck Middle School. DO NOT PARK AT ST. MARGARET
MARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (which is across the street from Shattuck).
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/neenah-events.php
C AFÉ C ENTRAAL B AY V IEW C LASSIC
PB
KK BID
Course Map:
Course Description: Three-quarters of a mile of a flat, super fast, uber cool, Figure 8-esque course in a high
energy urban business and residential area.
GPS: Kinnickinnic Ave & Lincoln Ave, Bay View, Wisconsin 53207
Parking: Street Parking – Please observe street signs
http://tourofamericasdairyland.com/schedule/bayview -events.php
ISC ORP D OWNER C LASSIC
PB SMARTCHOICE MRI Course Map:
Course Description: Fast 0.9 mile triangular Crit with a sharp 2nd turn and a long sweeping turn 3, which will
allow riders to pedal through while keeping their speed high coming back on the finishing stretch. This course
could provide one of the biggest spectator crowds in Wisconsin's bike racing history!
GPS: 2608 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211
Parking: Park on city streets surrounding the race course. Please respect and do not park in smaller lots
designated for the local businesses as they wish to reserve this parking for their customers. Observe “No
Parking” signs.
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D AY 11: J UNE 28, 2015
E AST T OSA G RAN P RIX
PB EAST TOSA ALLIANCE Course Map:
Course Description: A new venue in 2013, East Tosa proved to be a phenomenal finale. This seven-tenths of
a mile rectangular Crit features a long gradual hill from turn four up to the finish line. Through East Tosa's
popular business district and awesome neighborhoods you will go!
GPS: N 68th St and W North Ave, Wauwatosa, WI 53213
Parking: Park on city streets surrounding the race course. Please respect and do not park in smaller lots
designated for the local businesses as they wish to reserve this parking for their customers. Observe “No
Parking” signs.
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SCORING
All races will be governed by the USA Cycling (USAC) Rule Book.
Points will be awarded to the finishers of each race according to the points structure
explained in the table below. Racers will then be ranked based on the overall amount of
points earned at the end of the race series and will be awarded prizes accordingly.
Daily, results will be posted in close proximity to Stage except Milwaukee Mile and Road
America races, where they will be posted on Reg trailer.
Tiebreakers for Individual Category Omniums as well as Team Omniums will be determined:
• By the most 1st Place finishes followed by the most 2nd Place finishes followed by the most 3
3rd Place finishes, etc., and if still tied the last race or most recent race in which one or more
of the riders placed. If still tied, most race entered.
No double points will be awarded on any day.
Points scoring for Overall series leaders – all race Categories - will be scored
the same.
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CONTINUED)
• Racers may register and compete in any number of races, for which they are eligible, with
every racer competing in any race eligible for the Daily prize list.
• Every winner of every race in each category on the daily schedule will receive a daily
winner's jersey.
• The Tour of America's Dairyland will be a run as an Omnium, with points awarded based on
rider place in each race. Overall placing will be determined by series cumulative point totals
and recognized on the podium on the final day of ToAD, June 28, 2015.
• To be eligible for the Overall prize lists, racers do NOT have to compete in every race.
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22 Produced by Midwest Cycling Series, LLC Official Tech Guide 2015 Tour of America’s Dairyland presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board PODIUM CEREMONY PROTOCOL
Podiums occur directly after the finish of each event (within approximately 10 minutes).
Please take a cool-down lap, and report to the stage.
Riders should appear for the Podium in their team kit: team jersey, team shorts, no helmet
(rider may wear hat only if it is team gear or bears the logo of a team or ToAD sponsor)
If a rider is currently in the Overall leader jersey, the rider should remove the Leader jersey
after each race, and replace it with a team jersey for the Podium ceremony
Daily winner jersey may not be worn in a later race or for a later podium ceremony.
Overall Leader jersey is to be worn in competition as long as the rider holds the Overall lead.
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Prizes and Awards will be determined and distributed on both a Daily and Overall series
basis. All participants of any race are eligible for the individual daily purse for the races they
attend and will also automatically earn points and be eligible for the overall points series
prizes and awards. All daily prizes and awards will be distributed immediately following each
race after the officials have declared the results final. The prizes for the overall points series
will be distributed on the final day of the series after the officials have declared them final.
For a detailed description of the awards and prizes please see below and subsequent pages.
RACERS WHO WIN A CUMULATIVE $600 OR MORE DURING THE TOUR OF AMERICA'S
DAIRYLAND WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN IRS 1099 FORM ON-SITE BEFORE
RECEIVING PAYMENTS EXCEEDING $600.
Cash, Medals, Trophies
Depending on the category, cash, medals, and trophies will be awarded based on the tables
in the following pages. Please note separate prizes will be awarded for both daily and overall
results.
Payout Grid: http://www.tourofamericasdairyland.com/riders/awards.php
DAILY PRIZE BREAK OUTS
OVERALL PRIZE BREAK OUTS (PRO)
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OVERALL PRIZE BREAK OUTS (NON-PRO CATS)
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OVERALL PRIZE BREAK OUTS
(SMART CHOICE MRI TEAM OMNIUM)
(PRO MEN, PRO WOMEN, MASTERS 1/2)
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(LOWLAND GROUP GRANFINALE SPRINT COMPETITION)
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Event Management
Jack Hirt – Executive Director / Co-founder (mobile 414.943.6927)
Bill Koch – Managing Member / Co-founder
Paul Weaver – Co-founder
William Ochowicz – Co-founder
Jim Michler – Co-Founder
Tom Schuler – Co-founder
Mark Alberg, Milwaukee Orthopedic Specialty Hospital (MOSH) – Official Medical
Sara Drillias – Host Housing Coordinator
Jose Acala/SRAM – Neutral Support
One2Go Event Services – Video/Scoring
Nikki Cypranowski
Bob Feigly
Jimmy Tart
Marcie Weiss - Registration Director
Samantha DeRidder - Registration
Billy Mulligan – Registration
Ryan Treviranus - Registration
Jay Baumeister / Ten Speed Productions – Staging
Todd Busteed – Announcer
Brad Sohner – Announcer
Don Janczak – Logistics Supervisor
Arek Miaskowski – Web Designer
Lisa Downey – Marketing Director
USA Cycling Officials
Brett Griggs – Chief Referee
Mitch Beckner – Chief Judge
Jenni Borell – Referee/Judge
Carolyn Carrell – Referee/Judge
Jean Peters – Referee/Judge
Doran Carrell – Referee/Moto
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2015 Tech Guide - Tour of America`s Dairyland

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