Campus Dakota
Group Memberships => UND Cycling => Topic started by: bisonguy9 on April 19, 2010, 09:23:45 PM
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Hi, I'm a rider at NDSU but our club has dissolved since last year. Would I be able to buy my own personal liscense and not a club liscense and still ride in races? Reason I ask is that I am interested in riding your race since it is the closest one.
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No. You have to renew your clubs license with USAC, then purchase your own USAC collegiate license.
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I should add that it isn't hard to do any of that... you could also technically just get a 1 day license (for yourself) and race D at our race. It'd be cheaper even if you went to minnesotas race and our race to just race on one days.
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That's what I was thinking...you don't need a club license to race on a one-day license?
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aww yes I forgot about the one day liscense. So the one day liscense should work? thanks for the replies
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No. You cannot race collegiate without your club being a registered collegiate club/team. So you will have to pay the $50 (or whatever) fee to USAC to get NDSU re-registered (might involve getting a sheet of paper signed saying that you are actually a club at the univ). Once you do that, you can purchase a one day $10-12 OR a regular racing license $30 and you will be eligible to race.
You MIGHT be able to get it by if you show up in completely blank jersey/shorts (no sponsors OR school logo or ANY logo) and race, but I don't think that's the case.
You should email our conference director Mark Guthart (can be found on USAC website) or the regional coordinator Larry Martin.
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You MIGHT be able to get it by if you show up in completely blank jersey/shorts (no sponsors OR school logo or ANY logo) and race, but I don't think that's the case.
Also, don't do this... I can tell you that unless I can get our chief ref or chief judge to Ok this, I'll be saying no way all day long.
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I'm all for you trying to race dude, but you should really get in touch with Mark Guthart to see ([email protected] may get to him). Guardrail is a USAC official so he technically knows what he's talking about.
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Guardrail is a USAC official so he technically knows what he's talking about.
Allegedly beek... allegedly.