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TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome to Augusta, GA 3Augusta Information 4Event Staff 5Eligibility & Qualifications 6Registration & Packet Pickup 7Rules & Call Ups 8Severe Weather Guidelines 10Anti-Doping 11Team Time Trial Map 12Individual Time Trial Map 14Road Race Map 16Collegiate Female Miles Logs 18Collegiate Male Miles Logs 20Criterium Map 22Event Schedule 23Membership Discounts 24Partners & Sponsors 25

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WELCOME TO AUGUSTA’S RIVER REGIONAUGUSTA, GEORGIAAugusta has a growing culture of artists, foodies, athletes, adventurers, historians and families – and it’s all the things a Southerner should be. Laid-back. Welcoming. And a little bit quirky. You could easily spend a day outdoors kayaking, bik-ing or hiking miles of trails, and another day wandering art galleries and browsing boutiques. Meals in Augusta won’t be a side note to your adventures here – they’ll be an expe-rience all their own. Local tastemakers create delicious dish-es and bold drinks that your taste buds won’t forget. Stop by our Visitors Center inside the Augusta Museum of History or check out our website – VisitAugusta.com – for fun ideas to make your trip to Augusta’s River Region a great one.

COLUMBIA COUNTYWith an abundance of natural resources, Columbia County, Augusta’s neighbor to the west, is an out-standing local destination for outdoor recreation. Positioned along the shores of the 77,000-acre Clark’s Hill Lake and bordered by the Savannah River, the community is a favored destination for myriad sports enthusiasts. Mountain biking, hiking, and trail running are some of the most popular activities in Colum-bia County. The Bartram Trail, a well-groomed trail with stunning views of Clark’s Hill Lake, is regularly teeming with two-wheel and two-feet aficionados seeking an aerobic fix. For more details on the trail and other activities in Columbia County, visit our site visitcolumbiacountyga.com

FORT GORDONFort Gordon is a large, multi-mission, multi-service military installation, providing services and support for an extended community of more than 10,000 service members, employees, family members and retirees. At the center of Fort Gordon, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) supports the installation and Augusta’s River Region with numerous facilities, programs and events. The majority of MWR fa-cilities are open to the public including golf, bowling, riding stables and trail rides, shooting and archery, bingo and much more.

For a complete list of activities, visit www.fortgordon.com\events

The Augusta Region’s natural affinity to athletics and the community’s support and passion for sports makes it the perfect destination for the USA Cycling Collegiate Road Championship. Please visit www.visitaugusta.com to help plan your trip and to assist you while you are here. Enjoy your time in the Augusta River Region!


AUGUSTA INFORMATION AUGUSTA LODGING Sheraton Augusta HotelCollegiate Race HQ1069 Stevens Creek RoadAugusta, GA 30907(706) 396-1000

Hilton Garden Inn Augusta 1065 Stevens Creek RoadAugusta, Georgia, 30907(706) 739-9990

Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Augusta2651 Perimeter ParkwayAugusta, GA 30909(706) 855-8100

Holiday Inn Augusta West I-20441 Park WestAugusta, GA 30813(706) 396-4600

Comfort Inn & Suites4071 Jimmie Dyess PkwyAugusta, GA 30909(706) 496-3579

Quality Inn & Suites Fort Gordon4073 Jimmie Dyess PkwyAugusta, GA 30909

Hampton Inn & Suites- Washington Rd. 3028 B Washington RdAugusta, GA 30907(706) 738-4567

AUGUSTA WEATHERAverage high/low temperatures for May 85º/57ºThe average sunrise and sunset for this time of year is 6:30am and 8:15pm

LOCAL BIKE SHOPSOutspokin Bicycles1904 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30904(706) 736-2486

Andy Jordan’s Bicycle Warehouse527 13th St.Augusta, GA 30901(706) 724-2453

Chain Reaction Bicycles4407 Evans to Locks Rd, Evans, GA 30809(706) 855-2024



EVENT STAFFUSA CYCLING

Shawn Brett National Events Manager (RD)Randy Shafer Technical DirectorStuart Lamp Director of Event ServicesKyle Knott National Events Manager Justin Evans Race Operations Manager

AUGUSTA SPORTS COUNCILBrian J Graham Chief Executive OfficerMichelle Naval Volunteer CoordinatorSavanna Gonzales Marketing CoordinatorFred Russell Operations Manager

ADDITIONAL EVENT STAFF/SERVICESSocket Events Event ServicesOne2Go Event Services Timing and ResultsScot Herrmann AnnouncerJohn Hoopingarner AnnouncerWeldon Weaver Photographer

USA CYCLING OFFICIALSUgur Tosun Chief RefereeSteve Brady CommissaireJeff Mertz CommissaireJared Ferber Chief JudgeDebra Schiff JudgeEric Eddy MotorScott Patton MotorDuke Spinelli MotorBobby Threatt Motor



ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONSRACING AGEYour racing age is determined as of December 31, 2019.

LICENSING & CITIZENSHIPCollegiate National Championships: Riders must have an annual USA Cycling Collegiate license in order to compete.

COLLEGIATE ELIGIBILILTY & QUALIFICATIONS1. All riders/teams must bring this form with them to packet pick-up to verify their full- time status. Riders will not be allowed to start their races without this form.2. To register, each rider’s Conference Director must first check off that the rider has met both the min-imum race requirements (#3-4 below), and qualified for one of the conference’s allocated start spots (#5 below).3. Teams may only enter a total of 10 men and 10 women at the National Championships.4. To compete in the criterium or road race, riders need to have competed as a category A rider in at least three conference mass start races this season.5. To compete in the team time trial, riders must have competed in at least 1 collegiate event this sea-son. (Removed TTT category restrictions. TTT can be composed of any category rider from that team, as long as they have competed in at least 1 collegiate race that season).6. Each conference is allocated a finite number of start spots in the criterium and road races. To earn one of these spots, in addition to the minimum requirements (#3-4 above), riders must rank highly enough in the conference either as a team or individual. Each conference determines differently how many of these spots go to teams and how many go to individuals. Ask your conference director or team leader for details. If you don’t think you will earn enough points either as a team or individual to qualify, there may be extra start spots available from other conferences. Direct questions to your con-ference director.7. Maximum rider entry, per gender, is limited as follows:

Club Teams Varsity Teams6 Road Race 8 Road Race4 Criterium 6 Criterium4 TTT (min 3) 4 TTT (min 3)10 IT 10 IT

8. Full rules for the event and collegiate cycling in general can be found in sections 6 and 7 of the USA Cycling Rule Book, including explanations of scoring and call-up procedures.

Questions regarding eligibility and qualification process for USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Cham-pionships should be directed to Justin Evans, USA Cycling Racing Operations Manager, at 719-434-4263 or [email protected].


COLLEGIATE EQUIPMENT RULESBicycles used in all collegiate road events (criteriums, time trials, road races, etc) must use massed-start bicycles as defined in 1I1(g) of the USAC regulations and further defined in 6F1 and 6F2. Wheels for these bicycles must have at least 16 spokes and no wheel covers may be used. No handlebar extensions or additional shapes or supports to bars that facilitate forearm support, including additional padding, are allowed 1I1(d).

Discs brakes are allowed in all events.

REGISTRATIONONLINE REGISTRATION OPEN – Wednesday March 20, 2019 @ 11:00am ETIndividual Events $75Collegiate Team Time Trial $210*ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSE Tuesday, May 7, 2019 @ 11:59pm MT

ONSITE REGISTRATION FEE – Begins Thursday, May 9, 2019 @ 3:00pm MTIndividual Events $105Collegiate Team Time Trial $315

REGISTRATION & PACKET PICK-UP LOCATIONONSITE REGISTRATION & PACKET PICK-UP TIMES* (all times local to Augusta, GA)Thursday May 9, 2019 3:00pm – 6:00pm Nelson Fitness CenterFriday May 10, 2019 8:00am – 1:00pm Fort Gordon S/F AreaSaturday May 11, 2019 8:00am – 1:00pm Fort Gordon S/F AreaSunday May 12, 2019 8:00am – 1:30pm Criterium Expo Area*Registration will close the night before each event. Day-of registration is not allowed.

OFFICIAL EVENT WEBSITEwww.usacycling.org/events/national-championships/2019-collegiate-roadUSA Cycling Permit 2019-17Race Director: Shawn Brett - [email protected] Collegiate Programs: Justin Evans – [email protected] Referee: Ugur Tosun - [email protected] Chief Judge: Jared Ferber - [email protected]


RULES & CALL-UPS MEDICALMedical and EMS support will be on-site at all race venues. Race medical support is provided by Augus-ta University Health Event Medicine and EMS support is provided by Gold Cross EMS. In the event of a transport, unless specified otherwise, patients will be taken to:Augusta University Medical Center1120 15th ST.Augusta, GA 30912(706) 721-2273

* Reminder: Injured riders that will utilize USA Cycling’s Supplemental Health Coverage, must have a First Report of Occurrence form completed. Forms may be collected and completed at the event registration locations.

CALL-UP PROCEDURES1 Defending national champion from previous year (same class)2 Conference champions, as determined by each Conference Director (in random order)3 One rider per team, called one team at a time, in order of the team omnium standings from the 2018 collegiate road nationals, followed by teams that did not attend in random order. Once each team has a rider called to the line, the method will be repeated until all riders have been staged.

RESULTSResults will be posted near the finish line across from the announcer’s stage after each race. The protest period is 15 minutes after posting, after which time they become FINAL. Final results will also be posted to the USA Cycling website.

FEED ZONEUSA Cycling road race feeding rules: Individual road race- 3C5(a), 3C5(b), 3C5(c)Feed Zone located on Range Rd at the 1km mark. Parking will be allowed ONLY on the LEFT side of the road, and must be parked well off the road on the left side. A “water buffalo” with potable water will be positioned near the Finish.

The Neutral Feed Zone is located on the backside of the course on Range Rd just before Forestry Rd and is located 12.4km from the start line. The Neutral Feed Zone will supply water only to the athletes.Feeding will be allowed from the right side (rider right) of the road only.During final instructions by the Chief Referee, feeding laps will be discussed.

GREEN ZONERiders are prohibited from discarding water bottles or other refuse anywhere other than the designated green zones while on the military base. Green Zones will be in use during the road race at Fort Gordon. They will be placed shortly before and after the feed zone and the neutral feed zone and will be clearly marked with signage.


VEHICLESNo team vehicles are allowed in any race.

RADIOSRiders may not use radios, telephones, or other communication devices. No earpieces may be worn. Audio playback devices are forbidden.

NUMBER PLACEMENTNumbers shall not be cut, folded, or otherwise altered. Altering a number, covering or bad placement may result in fines and lack of results.

· Time trial: A single number should be placed, low and centered on the back of the rider’s jersey.· Road Race and Criterium: Numbers shall be placed so as to be seen from the sides by the officials and the photo-finish camera above the finish line.· Bike frame numbers will be supplied and are required.

AWARDSThe top-5 finishers in each category are required to participate in the appropriate award ceremonies. The riders must report to the awards area at the appropriate times.

No bikes will be allowed on the podium during the ceremonies. The US National Champion’s jersey will be presented for all categories with at least one official finisher.

All podiums will be presented Sunday in the Augusta Commons following the conclusion of the last crite-rium race. Podiums will follow the same order as the event schedule.


SEVERE WEATHER GUIDELINEWhen looking at weather conditions, the safety of the athletes, spectators, staff, and volunteers is the ut-most priority. While often providing an additional challenge, adverse weather in its extremes may result in hypothermia, heat exhaustion or other dangerous conditions. In preparation for the upcoming Collegiate Road National Championships in Augusta, GA, USA Cycling and a cross section of key constituents have created the following plan to help mitigate any weather-related risks while respecting the unique racing conditions of the sport.

In the case of severe weather, the following group would be empaneled to make decisions regarding the conduct of the race(s):

· Race Director: Shawn Brett· USA Cycling Technical Director: Randy Shafer· USA Cycling Collegiate Director: Justin Evans· Local Organizing Committee: Brian Graham· Local Organizing Committee: Fred Russell· DFMWR Sports Director: Neil Smith· Chief Referee: Ugur Tosun· Collegiate Committee Rep: Patric Rostel· Athlete Rep: Erica Clevenger

Other staff and experts may be included and consulted based on the specific conditions.

CONVENING THE PANELThis panel would be immediately convened under the following circumstances:

· A NOAA special weather statement is issued for the race venue.· Severe cold/heat and/or wind anticipated within 72 hours. · Freezing rain, heavy snow or other threatening precipitation is forecast.· Other atmospheric conditions that could affect the health and welfare of athletes, spectators, staff, and volunteers.· Road conditions, travel and transportation to and from the venue, poses danger to volunteers, staff, spectators, or athletes.

Any member of the panel would also be empowered to request that the group convene based on condi-tions out-side of those mentioned above.

ACTIONSThe following actions may be taken based on the forecast and conditions:

· No direct action/monitor situation· Modification of the course· Change of start times (e.g. later starts when warmer or precipitation has stopped)· Combining of classes and categories· Shortening of individual races· Change of start date· Cancellation


In addition to the above actions affecting race participants, the following actions may be considered in relation to spectators, staff and volunteers:

· Increased medical staffing· Warming/cooling areas provided· Decrease in shift times/exposure

These lists are not exhaustive, and may be used in combination or separately on different days or at different times.

COMMUNICATIONS PLANStatus updates, and if needed revised schedules, will be communicated to the affected parties through a variety of methods:

· An e-mail update will be sent directly to registered athletes/participants by USA Cycling· USA Cycling will utilize its social media platforms to provide outreach to spectators and volunteers· Venue announcements will be used in the case of on-site modifications and notifications, using Public Address System and posted materials at Race Office/Awards Stage.· Credentialed media will be provided with updates through USA Cycling communications staff

ANTI-DOPINGUNITED STATES ANTI-DOPING AGENCYThe United States Anti-Doping Agency is the independent an-ti-doping agency for the Olympic Movement in the United States. USADA is dedicated to eliminating doping in sport, preserving the well-being of sport, and ensuring the health of athletes through drug testing, research initiatives, and educational programs.

SELECTION OF RIDERS FOR DOPING CONTROLBy registering to compete at this event you have consented to be subject to drug testing and adhere to the penalties associated with an anti-doping rules violation. Noncompliance or refusing to be tested will result in the same penalties as a doping violation.

For more detailed information concerning USADA protocol and banned substances, please visit the USA-DA website at www.usantidoping.org.

All athletes should check the results board once they complete their race. If athletes are selected for testing, numbers of selected riders will be posted next to the results.

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TEAM TIME TRIAL FINAL 3K

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE TEAM TIME TRIALDirections from the Sheraton Hotel:25 miles – approx. 40 minutesI-20 west to I-520 east (Bobby Jones Expy)Take Gordon Hwy exit towards Ft GordonFollow Gordon Hwy to Ft Gordon Gate 1When in Gate 1, follow Chamberlain AveTurn left on 15th StreetTurn right at 110th StreetParking is located at 15th Street and 110th Street (on the right)

Start/Finish line located at Range Rd and 111th St. Staging for each race will take place 10 min prior to each start. There will be USA Cycling neutral support vehicles, and USAC-licensed mechanics providing neutral support at the Start/Finish and various locations around the course. The course runs counter clockwise.


INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL FINAL 3K

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALDirections from the Sheraton Hotel:25 miles – approx. 40 minutesI-20 west to I-520 east (Bobby Jones Expy)Take Gordon Hwy exit towards Ft GordonFollow Gordon Hwy to Ft Gordon Gate 1When in Gate 1, follow Chamberlain AveTurn left on 15th StreetTurn right at 110th StreetParking is located at 15th Street and 110th Street (on the right)

Start/Finish line located at Range Rd and 111th St. Staging for each race will take place 10 min prior to each start. There will be USA Cycling neutral support vehicles, and USAC-licensed mechanics providing neutral support at the Start/Finish and various locations around the course. The course runs counter clockwise.


ROAD RACE FINAL 3K

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE ROAD RACEDirections from the Sheraton Hotel:25 miles – approx. 40 minutesI-20 west to I-520 east (Bobby Jones Expy)Take Gordon Hwy exit towards Ft GordonFollow Gordon Hwy to Ft Gordon Gate 1When in Gate 1, follow Chamberlain AveTurn left on 15th StreetTurn right at 110th StreetParking is located at 15th Street and 110th Street (on the right)

Start/Finish line located at Range Rd and 111th St. Staging for each race will take place 10 min prior to each start. There will be USA Cycling neutral support follow vehicles, and USAC-licensed me-chanics providing neutral support at the Start/Finish. The course runs clockwise.


COLLEGIATE FEMALE CLUB MILES LOGETA ETA ETA ETA Incr. KM Miles Miles Action Location Turning16 mph 18 mph 20 mph 22 mph Miles Ridden Ridden To Go From

9:00a 9:00a 9:00a 9:00a 0.00 0.00 0.00 60.00 Start Line

9:00a 9:00a 9:00a 9:00a 0.20 0.30 0.20 59.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd

9:06a 9:05a 9:05a 9:04a 1.50 2.74 1.70 58.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd

9:13a 9:12a 9:10a 9:09a 1.90 5.79 3.60 56.40 CAUTION Road Narrows

9:18a 9:16a 9:14a 9:13a 1.30 7.89 4.90 55.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd

9:28a 9:25a 9:23a 9:21a 2.80 12.39 7.70 52.30 Neutral Feed Zone

9:52a 9:46a 9:42a 9:38a 6.30 22.53 14.00 46.00 Feed Zone

9:56a 9:50a 9:45a 9:40a 1.00 24.14 15.00 45.00 CS Start of Lap 2






10:48a 10:36a 10:27a 10:19a 6.30 46.67 29.00 31.00 Feed Zone







11:45a 11:26a 11:12a 11:00a 6.30 70.81 44.00 16.00 Feed Zone




12:02p 11:42a 11:25a 11:12a 1.90 78.21 48.60 11.40 CAUTION Road Narrows

12:07p 11:46a 11:29a 11:16a 1.30 80.30 49.90 10.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd

12:17p 11:55a 11:38a 11:23a 2.80 84.81 52.70 7.30 Neutral Feed Zone

12:41p 12:16p 11:57a 11:40a 6.30 94.95 59.00 1.00 Feed Zone

12:45p 12:20p 12:00p 11:43a 1.00 96.56 60.00 0.00 FINISH Finish Line


COLLEGIATE FEMALE VARSITY MILES LOGETA ETA ETA ETA Incr. KM Miles Miles Action Location Turning16 mph 18 mph 20 mph 22 mph Miles Ridden Ridden To Go From

9:15a 9:15a 9:15a 9:15a 0.00 0.00 0.00 60.00 Start Line






10:07a 10:01a 9:57a 9:53a 6.30 22.53 14.00 46.00 Feed Zone







11:03a 10:51a 10:42a 10:34a 6.30 46.67 29.00 31.00 Feed Zone







12:00p 11:41a 11:27a 11:15a 6.30 70.81 44.00 16.00 Feed Zone

12:03p 11:45a 11:30a 11:17a 1.00 72.42 45.00 15.00 CS Start of Lap 4

12:04p 11:45a 11:30a 11:18a 0.20 72.74 45.20 14.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd

12:10p 11:50a 11:35a 11:22a 1.50 75.15 46.70 13.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd

12:17p 11:57a 11:40a 11:27a 1.90 78.21 48.60 11.40 CAUTION Road Narrows

12:22p 12:01p 11:44a 11:31a 1.30 80.30 49.90 10.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd

12:32p 12:10p 11:53a 11:38a 2.80 84.81 52.70 7.30 Neutral Feed Zone

12:56p 12:31p 12:12p 11:55a 6.30 94.95 59.00 1.00 Feed Zone

1:00p 12:35p 12:15p 11:58a 1.00 96.56 60.00 0.00 FINISH Finish Line


COLLEGIATE MALE CLUB MILES LOGETA ETA ETA ETA Incr. KM Miles Miles Action Location Turning18 mph 20 mph 22 mph 24 mph Miles Ridden Ridden To Go From1:00p 1:00p 1:00p 1:00p 0.00 0.00 0.00 75.00 Start Line 1:00p 1:00p 1:00p 1:00p 0.20 0.30 0.20 74.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd1:05p 1:05p 1:04p 1:04p 1.50 2.74 1.70 73.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd1:12p 1:10p 1:09p 1:09p 1.90 5.79 3.60 71.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 1:16p 1:14p 1:13p 1:12p 1.30 7.89 4.90 70.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd1:25p 1:23p 1:21p 1:19p 2.80 12.39 7.70 67.30 Neutral Feed Zone 1:46p 1:42p 1:38p 1:35p 6.30 22.53 14.00 61.00 Feed Zone 1:50p 1:45p 1:40p 1:37p 1.00 24.14 15.00 60.00 CS Start of Lap 2 1:50p 1:45p 1:41p 1:38p 0.20 24.46 15.20 59.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd1:55p 1:50p 1:45p 1:41p 1.50 26.88 16.70 58.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd2:02p 1:55p 1:50p 1:46p 1.90 29.93 18.60 56.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 2:06p 1:59p 1:54p 1:49p 1.30 32.03 19.90 55.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd2:15p 2:08p 2:01p 1:56p 2.80 36.53 22.70 52.30 Neutral Feed Zone 2:36p 2:27p 2:19p 2:12p 6.30 46.67 29.00 46.00 Feed Zone 2:40p 2:30p 2:21p 2:15p 1.00 48.28 30.00 45.00 CS Start of Lap 3 2:40p 2:30p 2:22p 2:15p 0.20 48.60 30.20 44.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd2:45p 2:35p 2:26p 2:19p 1.50 51.01 31.70 43.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd2:52p 2:40p 2:31p 2:24p 1.90 54.07 33.60 41.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 2:56p 2:44p 2:35p 2:27p 1.30 56.16 34.90 40.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd3:05p 2:53p 2:42p 2:34p 2.80 60.67 37.70 37.30 Neutral Feed Zone 3:26p 3:12p 3:00p 2:50p 6.30 70.81 44.00 31.00 Feed Zone 3:30p 3:15p 3:02p 2:52p 1.00 72.42 45.00 30.00 CS Start of Lap 4 3:30p 3:15p 3:03p 2:53p 0.20 72.74 45.20 29.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd3:35p 3:20p 3:07p 2:56p 1.50 75.15 46.70 28.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd3:42p 3:25p 3:12p 3:01p 1.90 78.21 48.60 26.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 3:46p 3:29p 3:16p 3:04p 1.30 80.30 49.90 25.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd3:55p 3:38p 3:23p 3:11p 2.80 84.81 52.70 22.30 Neutral Feed Zone 4:16p 3:57p 3:40p 3:27p 6.30 94.95 59.00 16.00 Feed Zone 4:20p 4:00p 3:43p 3:30p 1.00 96.56 60.00 15.00 CS Start of Lap 5 4:20p 4:00p 3:44p 3:30p 0.20 96.88 60.20 14.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd4:25p 4:05p 3:48p 3:34p 1.50 99.29 61.70 13.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd4:32p 4:10p 3:53p 3:39p 1.90 102.35 63.60 11.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 4:36p 4:14p 3:57p 3:42p 1.30 104.44 64.90 10.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd4:45p 4:23p 4:04p 3:49p 2.80 108.95 67.70 7.30 Neutral Feed Zone 5:06p 4:42p 4:21p 4:05p 6.30 119.09 74.00 1.00 Feed Zone 5:10p 4:45p 4:24p 4:07p 1.00 120.70 75.00 0.00 FINISH Finish Line


COLLEGIATE MALE VARSITY MILES LOGETA ETA ETA ETA Incr. KM Miles Miles Action Location Turning18 mph 20 mph 22 mph 24 mph Miles Ridden Ridden To Go From1:15p 1:15p 1:15p 1:15p 0.00 0.00 0.00 75.00 Start Line 1:15p 1:15p 1:15p 1:15p 0.20 0.30 0.20 74.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd1:20p 1:20p 1:19p 1:19p 1.50 2.74 1.70 73.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd1:27p 1:25p 1:24p 1:24p 1.90 5.79 3.60 71.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 1:31p 1:29p 1:28p 1:27p 1.30 7.89 4.90 70.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd1:40p 1:38p 1:36p 1:34p 2.80 12.39 7.70 67.30 Neutral Feed Zone 2:01p 1:57p 1:53p 1:50p 6.30 22.53 14.00 61.00 Feed Zone 2:05p 2:00p 1:55p 1:52p 1.00 24.14 15.00 60.00 CS Start of Lap 2 2:05p 2:00p 1:56p 1:53p 0.20 24.46 15.20 59.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd2:10p 2:05p 2:00p 1:56p 1.50 26.88 16.70 58.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd2:17p 2:10p 2:05p 2:01p 1.90 29.93 18.60 56.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 2:21p 2:14p 2:09p 2:04p 1.30 32.03 19.90 55.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd2:30p 2:23p 2:16p 2:11p 2.80 36.53 22.70 52.30 Neutral Feed Zone 2:51p 2:42p 2:34p 2:27p 6.30 46.67 29.00 46.00 Feed Zone 2:55p 2:45p 2:36p 2:30p 1.00 48.28 30.00 45.00 CS Start of Lap 32:55p 2:45p 2:37p 2:30p 0.20 48.60 30.20 44.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd3:00p 2:50p 2:41p 2:34p 1.50 51.01 31.70 43.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd3:07p 2:55p 2:46p 2:39p 1.90 54.07 33.60 41.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 3:11p 2:59p 2:50p 2:42p 1.30 56.16 34.90 40.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd3:20p 3:08p 2:57p 2:49p 2.80 60.67 37.70 37.30 Neutral Feed Zone 3:41p 3:27p 3:15p 3:05p 6.30 70.81 44.00 31.00 Feed Zone 3:45p 3:30p 3:17p 3:07p 1.00 72.42 45.00 30.00 CS Start of Lap 4 3:45p 3:30p 3:18p 3:08p 0.20 72.74 45.20 29.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd3:50p 3:35p 3:22p 3:11p 1.50 75.15 46.70 28.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd3:57p 3:40p 3:27p 3:16p 1.90 78.21 48.60 26.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 4:01p 3:44p 3:31p 3:19p 1.30 80.30 49.90 25.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd4:10p 3:53p 3:38p 3:26p 2.80 84.81 52.70 22.30 Neutral Feed Zone 4:31p 4:12p 3:55p 3:42p 6.30 94.95 59.00 16.00 Feed Zone 4:35p 4:15p 3:58p 3:45p 1.00 96.56 60.00 15.00 CS Start of Lap 5 4:35p 4:15p 3:59p 3:45p 0.20 96.88 60.20 14.80 Trun Right N Range Rd Range Rd4:40p 4:20p 4:03p 3:49p 1.50 99.29 61.70 13.30 Turn Right Range Rd Mc Duffie Rd4:47p 4:25p 4:08p 3:54p 1.90 102.35 63.60 11.40 CAUTION Road Narrows 4:51p 4:29p 4:12p 3:57p 1.30 104.44 64.90 10.10 Slight Right Mc Duffie Rd Range Rd5:00p 4:38p 4:19p 4:04p 2.80 108.95 67.70 7.30 Neutral Feed Zone 5:21p 4:57p 4:36p 4:20p 6.30 119.09 74.00 1.00 Feed Zone 5:25p 5:00p 4:39p 4:22p 1.00 120.70 75.00 0.00 FINISH Finish Line


DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE CRITERIUM Directions from the Sheraton Hotel:6 miles – approx. 12 minutesHead west on Stevens Creek Rd toward Washington RdTurn left onto Washington RdContinue onto John C. Calhoun ExpyJohn C. Calhoun Expy will turn into Greene StreetTurn left on 11th STTurn right on Reynolds St Note: Start/Finish line located on Reynolds Street between 8th and 9th Street. The course runs counter-clock-wise. Staging for each race will take place 20 min prior to each start at 8th and Reynolds across from the Shi-mano neutral pit. Shimano will be providing neutral support in a fully staffed neutral wheel pit. The pit will be located before the start/finish line at 8th and Reynolds St. Riders with a mechanical breakage or crash may cut the course to access the pit.

Parking can be found at:Parking Deck corner of 9th St. & Reynolds St ($7/day)

RCBOE Parking Deck9th Street/Greene St.


EVENT SCHEDULEThursday • May 93:00pm - 6:00pm Registration/Packet Pick-Up Nelson Fitness Center, 21713 21st St, Fort Gordon6:15pm Team/Rider Meeting

TEAM TIME TRIAL/INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL Friday • May 10 8:00am - 1:00pm Registration/Packet Pick-Up Fort Gordon9:00am TTT Collegiate Female Club 35k To Follow TTT Collegiate Female Varsity 35k 9:32 Approx TTT Collegiate Male Club 35k To Follow TTT Collegiate Male Varsity 35k BREAK 12:00pm ITT Collegiate Female Club 22.2k To Follow ITT Collegiate Female Varsity 22.2k 12:25 Approx ITT Collegiate Male Club 22.2k To Follow ITT Collegiate Male Varsity 22.2k

ROAD RACING Saturday • May 11 8:00am - 1:00pm Registration/Packet Pick-Up Fort Gordon9:00am Collegiate Female Club 96.6k (4 laps) 9:15am Collegiate Female Varsity 96.6k (4 laps) 12:30pm BREAK 1:00pm Collegiate Male Club 120.7k (5 laps) 1:15pm Collegiate Male Varsity 120.7k (5 laps)

CRITERIUM Sunday • May 12 8:00am - 1:30pm Registration/Packet Pick-Up DT Augusta9:00am Collegiate Female Club 70 mins 10:30am Collegiate Female Varsity 70 mins BREAK 12:15pm Collegiate Male Club 80 mins 1:50pm Collegiate Male Varsity 80 mins 3:30pm AWARDS Augusta Commons



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