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The Federation of Independent Associations for Cycling (FIAC) announces
its 2004 National Points Series that will include seven race meets
ranging from Illinois to the West Coast. There will be separate points
competitions for Elite Women, Elite Men, Junior Men and Master 35+ Men,
though not all of these classes will compete in every race meet -- see
http://www.fiac.us/nps04.htm .
Points are to be awarded in each class for the top 20 places regardless of the number of entrants,
with 21 points going to first place, 19 to second and one less point for each successive place. Year-to-
date points accumulations will be displayed on the FIAC web site. At the end of the 2004 racing
season medals will be awarded to the top ten places overall in each class. In addition, NPS winners
will receive identifying jerseys.
The home page of the Federation of Independent Associations for Cycling is http://www.fiac.us
its 2004 National Points Series that will include seven race meets
ranging from Illinois to the West Coast. There will be separate points
competitions for Elite Women, Elite Men, Junior Men and Master 35+ Men,
though not all of these classes will compete in every race meet -- see
http://www.fiac.us/nps04.htm .
Points are to be awarded in each class for the top 20 places regardless of the number of entrants,
with 21 points going to first place, 19 to second and one less point for each successive place. Year-to-
date points accumulations will be displayed on the FIAC web site. At the end of the 2004 racing
season medals will be awarded to the top ten places overall in each class. In addition, NPS winners
will receive identifying jerseys.
The home page of the Federation of Independent Associations for Cycling is http://www.fiac.us