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26-04.-2008, 10:20 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Boulder, CO
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Classifications
I'm thinking of entering my first race this weekend and I have a quick question.
This may be a Colorado thing, but I seem to not understand the ACA classification system. I see on the crit I want to enter (http://americancyc.web152.discounta...us_Criteium.pdf) That they have a SW 4 and an SM 4. I'm assuming SW is women's and SM men's but I don't know and would rather not feel the embarassment of showing up at the wrong time. Can someone help me out please? The race is on Sunday and I'm panicking a little bit. I realize that this is a small detail, but I'm racing for the first time and don't want to look like a complete noob. Thanks Much James |
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26-04.-2008, 10:23 AM
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Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Boulder, CO
Posts: 25
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Re: Classifications
Now that I've poked around the site some more, I'm thinking that it means Senior Men and Senior Women, but if someone could confirm I'd much appreciate this.
Thanks James |
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