Circuit Race and USAC Team Time Trial
The Boston
Beanpot 2.0
April 2,3
2011
Schedule
08:00 - 09:00
09:15 - 09:45
10:30 - 17:30
April 2, 2011 in Westminster, MA
Presented by
MIT Cycling and
Boston University
Collegiate Team Time Trial
USAC Team Time Trial
Collegiate Circuit Race
Non-collegiate cat. 4 women with first time or oneday licenses can participate in women’s intro events:
12:00
12:40
Intro Skills Clinic
Women’s Intro Circuit Race
Registration
Collegiate: [cycling.mit.edu/beanpot]
$15 / rider for circuit race
$20 / team for team time trial
USAC: [www.bikereg.com]
$20 / rider for team time trial
Day-Of Only: [no late fee]
$15 / rider for women cat. 4 racing collegiate intro
Pre-registration closes Thursday, March 31 at 5:00 pm.
A $5 fee will be applied to day of registrations. The
registration tent will be at the Elementary School.
Medical
A standby ambulance and mobile EMT will be on
course. The nearest hospital is Heywood Hospital:
242 Green St., Gardner, MA
(978) 632-3420
Scoring
All events will be scored by Velocity Results. Day of
results will be posted at the Elementary School, and
online on the Beanpot, ECCC and BikeReg websites.
Support
On-site mechanical support will be provided in the
parking lot near registration by Landry’s Bicycles.
Directions
From Route 2 South:Take exit 25.Take a right onto
Route 2A. In one-quarter of a mile, stay right to remain
on 2A. Continue on Route 2A for three-quarters of a
mile. Take a left on South St.
From Route 2 North:Take exit 25. Continue straight
on Route 2A for three-quarters of a mile. Take a left
on South St.
Parking
Parking is located at the Elementary School and the
Meetinghouse school at the intersection of Route 2A,
South St. and Academy Hill Rd. Parking is in the same
location for both events.
Lodging
Contact the ECCC host housing coordinator for host
housing for Beanpot weekend. Nearby hotels in the
Westminster area include:
Rodeway Inn
183 Main St., Westminster, MA
(978) 874-5951
Super 8
22 N. Pearson Blvd., Gardner, MA
(978) 630-2888
Super 8
482 N. Main St., Leominster, MA
(978) 537-2800
Contacts
General Info: [email protected]
Race Director: Zach LaBry
[email protected] / (857) 998-0154
South Street Team Time Trial
Start Time
8:00 AM
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9:15 AM
Category
Men’s D
Women’s C
Men’s Intro
Women’s Intro
Registration
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
Distance
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
Prizes
Points
Points
Points
Points
Men’s A
Men’s B
Men’s C
Women’s A
Women’s B
Collegiate Mixed
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
$20 / team
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
8.0 mi
Points
Points
Points
Points
Points
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USAC Category
$20 / rider
8.0 mi
$500
Course Description
The team time trial course is an 8.0 mile out-and-back on gently rolling terrain. Expect it to be windy near the
reservoir. The course will be closed to traffic for the duration of the race.
Cash prizes for the top 3 overall teams and top 3 women’s teams in the USAC team time trial ($120 for 1st,
$90 for 2nd, and $60 for 3rd).
All USAC rules apply. No aero equipment (UCI mass start legal only) allowed for collegiate races.
Aero gear is legal for the USAC category. USAC teams will be composed of 3-6 riders, with time being taken
off of the third rider across the line. USAC permit #2011-1080.
X-Pot 3D Circuit Race
Start Time
10:30 AM
10:40 AM
12:00 PM
12:30 PM
12:35 PM
12:40 PM
1:45 PM
1:50 PM
1:55 PM
Category
Men’s C
Men’s D
Registration
$15 / rider
$15 / rider
Distance
36.0 mi
27.0 mi
Prizes
Points
Points
Intro Clinic
Women’s C
Men’s Intro
Women’s Intro
$15 / rider
$15 / rider
$15 / rider
27.0 mi
9.0 mi
9.0 mi
Points
Points
Points
Men’s A
Men’s B
Women’s A/B
$15 / rider
$15 / rider
$15 / rider
63.0 mi
45.0 mi
45.0 mi
Points
Points
Points
Course Description
The circuit race is a 9.0 mile loop through Westminster’s rolling hills. Don’t let the relative lack of elevation
change fool you.This course was voted the “Most Soul Crushing Road Race” in 2009 for a small series of steep
hills and its uphill, but fast finish.
The course will be open to traffic except for Dawley Rd., leading past the start/finish, but will have marshals
at all intersections. A wheels-in, wheels-out support vehicle will be available for the A and B fields. A feed zone
will be located at the start/finish.
All USAC rules apply. The yellow line rule will be strictly enforced for safety. USAC permit #2011-994.
Circuit Race and USAC Team Time Trial
The Boston
Beanpot 2.0
April 2,3
2011
Presented with support from . . .
Tufts Campus Criterium
April 3rd at Tufts University
Somerville, MA
Presented by
Tufts University
Held Under USA Cycling Event Permit
Schedule:
Category
Men’s DI
Men’s DII
Men’s CI
Men’s CII
Men’s Intro
Women’s C
Women’s Intro
Men’s B
Women’s A/B
Men’s A
USCF 4/5
USCF Women’s
USCF Pro/1/2/3
Duration
25 mins
25 mins
35 mins
35 mins
20 mins
35 mins
20 mins
50 mins
50 mins
70 mins
40 mins
40 mins
60 mins
(est.)
Registration:
online registration service charges may apply
Collegiate: [cycling.mit.edu/beanpot]
$15 / rider for criterium
USAC: [www.bikereg.com]
$25 / rider for criterium
Day-Of Only
$15 / rider for women cat. 4 racing collegiate
intro
*New non-collegiate women racers with 1-day or
first time Category 4 licenses may enter Collegiate
Women's Intro category. All other collegiate
categories are open only to full time students with
valid USAC Collegiate licenses.
Start Time Field Size
8:00am
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3:15pm
75
4:00pm
75
4:45pm
75
Prizes:
Place Pro/1/2/3
1
$200
2
$125
3
$100
4
$80
5
$65
6
$50
7
$35
8
$25
Women’s
$200
$100
$75
$45
$30
4/5
$65
$45
$35
$25
Licenses:
USA Cycling Collegiate &general
yearly and 1-day licenses available
for sale on site.
Medical
A standby ambulance and mobile EMT will
be on course. The nearest hospital is:
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
170 Governors Avenue, Medford
(781) 306-6000
Scoring
All events will be scored by Velocity
Results. Day of results will be posted at the
finish line and online on the Beanpot,
ECCC and BikeReg websites.
Support
On-site mechanical support will be
provided in the pit near the finish line by
QuadCycles.
Directions
From the North: If you are approaching
on Route 1, 95, 128, or 93 take Route 93
south to exit 32, Medford Square. From the
exit ramp take the first right off the traffic
circle, which is Route 60 west. At the
second set of lights, bear left on Main
Street and take an immediate right onto
Route 16 west. Continue on route 16 for
approximately a half mile and turn left on
Boston Ave. *After about 3/4th of a mile
turn right onto Winthrop Street and
continue over the hill. Parking is to your
left, and marshal will direct team vehicles.
From the Northwest: If you are
approaching on Route 2 east, continue on
Route 2 past the junctions of Route 2 and
95. If you are approaching on Route 3, take
Route 95 south to Route 2 east, exit 29A.
At the junction of Route 2 and 16, bear left
through a full traffic light on Route 16 east.
Take Route 16 east through two full
traffic lights. You will see blue signs on
the right for Tufts University- DO
NOT FOLLOW these Tufts signs.
Continue on Route 16 and make a
right onto Boston Ave and follow
directions stated above.
From West or Southwest: If you
are approaching on Route 90 (Mass
Pike) or 95, take Route 95 north to
Route 2 east, exit 29A. At the junction
of Route 2 and 16, bear left through a
traffic light on Route 16 east. Refer to
the starred directions in the previous
paragraph.
From South or Boston: If you are
coming from the south, take Route 3
north to 93 north. If coming from
Boston, take Route 93 north. If coming
from the airport follow signs to Route
93 via the Sumner Tunnel. Take Route
93 north to exit 31. Follow the exit
ramp to Route 16 west. At the fourth
traffic light (including the one at the
end of the exit ramp), make a left onto
Boston Ave and refer to starred
directions in the first paragraph.
Parking
Parking is located in the Fletcher Field
parking lot and behind Carmichael Hall.
Lodging
Contact the ECCC host housing
coordinator for housing for the
Beanpot weekend.
Contacts
Race Director: Taylor Schwartz
[email protected]
(207) 504-0263
Course Description- Tufts Campus Criterium:
The Tufts Campus Criterium is a highly technical 1Km/0.6Mi six-corner course. The
Course is in the heart of the Tufts University Campus in Somerville/Medford. There
is a long start finish stretch (with a prevailing headwind), six 90-degree corners, and a
challenging climb. It will challenge the best sprinters, bike handlers and criterium
specialists of the ECCC. The course will be entirely closed to traffic. Please take time
to survey this course due to its technical nature. Preregistration is high encouraged.
Parking Restrooms Start/Finish Presented with support from…
And the support of the Tufts University Provost’s Office and Tufts University
Health Services