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2019 SA ROAD & TIME TRIAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR ELITES, U23, MASTERS & PARA-CYCLING 7 - 10 FEBRUARY 2019 CITY OF TSHWANE, GAUTENG NORTH
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
On behalf of Cycling South Africa, I welcome you all to the City of Tshwane to the
2019 SA Road & Time Trial National Championships for our U23/Elites, Veterans, Masters
and Para-cyclists. The prestige of this event brings out the best of our riders across the
various categories and always makes for excellent racing at the top tier of our sport.
This year’s Road Championships form an integral 2019 will see Cycling SA take our sport to the
part of our Agenda 2020 vision, particularly as townships across the country and bring the
this is the qualifying period for the 2020 Tokyo sport of cycling to the people. Cycling SA has
Olympic Games. Cycling South Africa will embark successfully applied to the National Lotteries
on a new course in 2019. Board, who has granted funds for grass roots
development programmes. We would also like to
The separation of the Junior and Youth categories thank Sports and Recreation South Africa for their
from the Elite and Masters event has been done continued support of the federation, for these
in an effort to minimise the cost to parents and Road National Championships and their investment
riders alike, by reducing the event days to two and into the development of our sport.
four respectively. We hope that the restructured
schedule also alleviates the time lost at school Finally, I would like to wish all our participants in
during the competition days. this championships, all the very best. May you all
have the best race and achieve the goals you have
I would like to extend a huge thank you to the set for yourselves in the chase for the country’s
City of Tshwane for their assistance in hosting most coveted National Championship titles.
this prestigious event in 2019. Without municipal
support, an event of this nature would not take Yours in cycling
place. I would also like to thank Gauteng North
Cycling for their role in organising the National
Championships in conjunction with our national YSTER XATASI
office. The Local Organising Committee is made up PRESIDENT: CYCLING SOUTH AFRICA
largely of volunteers and we thank them for their
time and dedication given to the sport.
WELCOME FROM GAUTENG CYCLING
As hosts, Gauteng Cycling and Gauteng North Cycling welcome cyclists from all over our
beautiful country to the 2019 South African Road and Time Trial National Championships in
the City of Tshwane. We are privileged to have you here in the heart of our city around the
historical Union Buildings for the road races and to also share some of the tranquility of our
surrounding areas out on the time trial route.
You have spent many hours on your bikes to The Local Organising Committee, in partnership
prepare for this event and it is our wish that with the City of Tshwane and with the help of
you will achieve the targets that you have set other sponsors and the cycling community of
for yourselves for this year’s Championships. Pretoria, have invested many hours and funding
The routes are challenging yet fast and with the into the planning of this event. Our collective
road race on the 10km circuit around the Union goal is to ensure that your 2019 SA Road and
Buildings, you will experience a mix of flat and fast TT Championships experience is a safe, fast and
sections, some dreadful drags and a challenging rewarding one!
but short climb. All this to guarantee an
unforgettable 2019 Road and TT Championships. Yours in Cycling
Your families are also most welcome at the
Championships and the routes offer excellent CHRIS PRINSLOO
spectator value for those that want to cheer you PRESIDENT: GAUTENG CYCLING
AND CHAIRMAN GAUTENG NORTH CYCLING
on along the way. Whether you stand in the shade
of the majestic Union Buildings, or along the steep
climb up Tom Jenkins, the sight of an approaching
bunch of riders with a view of the city in the
background will be long remembered!
2019 SOUTH AFRICAN ROAD & TIME TRIAL
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
EVENT
PROGRAMME
GUIDE
REGISTRATION
WEDNESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2019
• Registration for the Time Trial and Road Race will be at the Rietondale Lodge, Soutpansberg Road,
Pretoria from 14:00 to 19:00.
• NO LATE ENTRIES will be allowed for the Time Trial due to seeding order and start times.
• Technical Meeting at 16:00; Team Manager’s Meeting at 17:00.
TIME TRIAL 7-8 FEBRUARY 2019 DIRECTIONS TO ROOIWAL CHURCH FROM JOHANNESBURG Travel on the N1 North and take the Wallmansthal off ramp. Turn left after the toll gate and proceed until you arrive at a T-junction. This is the Old Warmbaths Road (R101). Turn right and proceed 1 kilometre until the turn-off before the bridge. Turn right and the church is on the right hand side about 500 metres up the road. FROM PRETORIA Travel on the N1 North and follow the directions above. PARKING AT ROOIWAL CHURCH There is ample parking at the church. BICYCLES & EQUIPMENT: TIME TRIAL • Women participating in the Time Trial should indicate at the start line if they DO NOT want assistance with a standing start (shoes clipped-in). • All bicycles will be checked, weighed and measured. This will be undertaken in a clearly marked designated area before the Start Line and once done, the rider cannot leave the starting area. • A rider who arrives late for his/her start will not be permitted to start until such time as his/her bicycle has been checked, weighed and measured. • Strict rules will apply with regard to the UCI Technical Regulations including the diameters and length of Time Trial Bars (1:3 ratios). • Riders will not be allowed to use the TT circuit to warm up. THURSDAY 7 FEBRUARY 2019: REGISTRATION & INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL 07:00-14:00: Registration – numbers can be collected 1 hour before start (Mens Individual Time Trial, Women, Men and Para-cycling Road Races can be collected anytime between 07:00 to 14:00). ELITE, VETERAN AND MASTERS WOMEN, PARA MEN & WOMEN, GRAND MASTER MEN CATEGORIES LAPS DISTANCES START TIME Master Women 60+ Turnaround 15km 09:00 Master Women 50-59* Turnaround 15km 09:00 Vet Women 40-49* Turnaround 15km 09:15 Grand Master Men 70+ Turnaround 15km 10:00 Vet Men 60-69* Turnaround 15km 10:15 Para Men & Women Turnaround 15km 10:30 PRIZE GIVING VET WOMEN, MASTER WOMEN, GRAND MASTER MEN 12:00 Vet Women 30-39* 1 26km 13:00 Elite / U23 Women 1 26km 13:05 PRIZE GIVING ELITE (15 minutes after last finisher) * 10 year age group for start purposes only – 5-year age groups for championship ** start times subject to change dependent on entries 17:00 Technical Meeting and Team Manager’s Meeting - Rietondale Lodge
FRIDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2019: REGISTRATION & INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL
07:00-14:00: Registration – numbers can be collected 1 hour before start (Women, Men and Para-cycling
Road Races can be collected anytime between 07:00 to 14:00).
ELITE/U23, VETERAN, MASTERS (MEN)
CATEGORIES LAPS DISTANCES START TIME
Master Men 50-59* 1 26km 09:00
Vet Men 40-49* 1 26km 10:00
Vet Men 30-39* 1 26km 10:45
PRIZE GIVING VET MEN 13:00
U23 Men 1 26km 12:30
Elite Men 2 52km 13:00
PRIZE GIVING ELITE (15 minutes after last finisher)
* 10-year age group for start purposes only – 5-year age groups for championship
** start times subject to change dependent on entries
17:00 Road Race Manager’s Meeting – Women – Rietondale Lodge
ROUTE DESCRIPTION: TIME TRIAL
16KM ROUTE 52KM ROUTE
• Start at the Church, • Start at the Church
• After 2km turn right at first T-junction to • After 2km turn right at first T-junction to
Bultfontein A/H, Bultfontein A/H,
• After 5km turn left at next T-junction, • After 5km turn left at next T-junction,
• The 15km turnaround is 400m on, • After 5.8km the road makes a 90º left turn,
just before the narrowing of the road. • After 7km at next T-junction, turn left,
• After 4.6km turn left on second lap of
26KM ROUTE Rooiwal circuit,
• Start at the Church, • After completion of second lap, continue straight
• After 2km turn right at first T-junction to for 2km to the FINISH at the Church.
Bultfontein A/H,
• After 5km turn left at next T-junction,
• After 5.8km the road makes a 90º left turn,
• After 7km at next T-junction, turn left,
• Continue for 6.6km to the FINISH at the Church.
PLEASE NOTE
• Traffic rules apply. Keep left at all times.
• On the profile of one lap (below), there is a 2km start and finish stretch not included in the profile
1,250m
1,200m
1,150m
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22
DISTANCE (KM)
Strava link to the route: https://www.strava.com/segments/15055424
ROAD RACE
9-10 FEBRUARY 2019
SATURDAY 9 FEBRUARY 2019: REGISTRATION & ROAD RACE
07:00-14:00: Registration – for Sunday races only
PARA AND WOMEN
CATEGORIES LAPS DISTANCES START TIME
Para-cycling H5 & H4, V 6 60km 07:00
Para-cycling C5 & C4 5 50km 07:08
Para-cycling H1-3, C1-3 & T1-3 2 20km 08:00
PRIZE GIVING
Grand Master Men 70+* 6 60km 09:00
Master Women 50-59* 6 60km 09:04
Master Women 60+ 5 50km 09:08
PRIZE GIVING
Elite / U23 Women 12 + 1 136km 11:00
Vet Women 40-49* 9+1 106km 11:04
Vet Women 30-39* 9+1 106km 11:08
PRIZE GIVING
* 5-year age splits start 1 minute apart
17:00: Manager’s Meeting – Men’s Road Races – Rietondale Lodge
ROUTE DESCRIPTION: PARA-CYCLISTS ONLY
This route will be used for Para-cyclists and excludes the steep Edmond Street.
• Start at Rietondale Park in Soutpansberg Road
• Ride west towards Hamilton Street
• Turn left into Hamilton Street
• Turn left into Madiba Street
• Follow Madiba Street to where it joins Stanza Bopape Street
• Turn left into Stanza Bopape Street
• Turn left into Jan Shoba Street that becomes Gordon Road
• Turn left into Soutpansberg Road, finish opposite Rietondale Park.
1,380m
1,360m
1,340m
1,320m
0 2 4 6 8 10
DISTANCE (KM)
Strava link to the route: https://www.strava.com/segments/19424922
PARA-CYCLISTS ONLY
SUNDAY 10 FEBRUARY 2019: REGISTRATION & ROAD RACE
Number collection up to 1 hour before the start – closes at 09:30
MASTERS, VETS AND ELITE/U23 MEN
CATEGORIES LAPS DISTANCES START TIME
Master Men 60-69* 5+1 66km 07:00
Master Men 50-59* 8+1 96km 07:04
PRIZE GIVING
Elite / U23 Men 14 + 1.5 162km 10:30
Vet Men 40-49* 10 + 1.5 122km 10:34
Vet Men 30-39* 10 + 1.5 122km 10:38
PRIZE GIVING
* 5-year age splits start 1 minute apartROUTE DESCRIPTION: ROAD RACE
BASIC LAP
This is the basic loop around the Union Buildings. It passes in front of the Union Buildings and is 10km in
distance. Riders will do the required number of laps on this loop, until the last lap, which will then revert to
the 16km lap shown below (Final Lap)
• Start at Rietondale Park in Soutpansberg Road
• Ride west towards Hamilton Street
• Turn left into Hamilton Street
• Turn left into Edmond Street
• Follow Government Avenue to pass in front of Union Buildings, road makes a right hand turn becomes
Dumbarton Road
• Turn left into Stanza Bopape Street
• Turn left into Jan Shoba Street that becomes Gordon Road
• Turn left into Soutpansberg Road, finish opposite Rietondale Park.
1,400m
1,380m
1,360m
1,340m
1,320m
0 2 4 6 8 10
DISTANCE (KM)
Strava link to the route: https://www.strava.com/segments/19424927
BASIC LAPFINAL LAP
This final lap (after the bell) will deviate over Tom Jenkins Road before returning to the original route just
after the Union Buildings again. The final lap of each category will be 16.6km in distance.
• Start at Rietondale Park in Soutpansberg Road • Turn left into Tom Jenkins
• Ride west towards Hamilton Street • After the summit of Tom Jenkins, turn left
• Turn left into Hamilton Street into Government Avenue and follow the rest
• Turn left into Edmond Street of the normal route to the Finish in
• Follow Government Avenue to pass in front of Soutpansberg Road.
Union Buildings, road makes a right hand turn • Elite/U23 Men, Men 30-39 and Men 40-49 will
becomes Dumbarton Road do the final 16km lap, but turn up Tom Jenkins
• Turn left into Stanza Bopape Street a second time, making a final lap of 22km.
• Turn left into Jan Shoba Street that becomes
Gordon Road
• Turn left into Soutpansberg Road
1,420m
1,400m
1,380m
1,360m
1,340m
1,320m
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
DISTANCE (KM)
Strava link to the route: https://www.strava.com/segments/19424930
FINAL LAPSPECIAL RULES DURING THE 2019 SA ROAD
& TIME TRIAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARTICLE 1: ORGANISATION
The South African Road & Individual Time Trial National Championships will take place in accordance with the Rules and
Regulations of the UCI (International Cycling Union) and Cycling South Africa. Any infringements will be disposed of in
terms of Chapter 12 of the UCI Rules and Regulations and by participating in the event, riders and managers acknowledge
and subject themselves to all relevant UCI and Event Special Rules and Regulations.
Distances: as per the Start list
The final start list will be posted on the Cycling SA website. Please note that any additional names added to the start list
sent to participants are not late entries, but names that were omitted from the entry list sent to the organisers by Cycling
SA and this can be verified by emailing events@cyclingsa.com.
ARTICLE 2: PARTICIPATION
All riders participating in the National Championship must be in possession of a 2019 Racing License issued by Cycling SA,
or a valid international license issued by a federation duly recognised by the UCI, but where the rider is recognised by the
UCI as a South African citizen and license holder.
ARTICLE 3: TYPE OF RACES & POINTS AWARDED
a) All races conducted will be National Championships;
b) Each cyclist must ensure they understand the layout for the particular route of his/her age group inclusive of
the in/out routing scheduled and the circuit;
c) All races will be Closed Championships and foreign citizens (riders from other nations) may not participate;
d) Riders from UCI teams need to ride in their registered UCI cycling clothing;
e) This is a Closed Championship; the Elite & U23 Men and Elite & U23 Women races will be awarded UCI points.
These points will only be awarded to South African Citizens with a RSA UCI licence number;
f) Points to these riders ((e) above) will be awarded as follows:
MEN ELITE & U23 MEN U23 WOMEN ELITE & U23 WOMEN U23
COMBINED CATEGORY ONLY CATEGORY* COMBINED CATEGORY ONLY CATEGORY*
ROAD ITT UCI ROAD ITT UCI ROAD ITT UCI ROAD ITT UCI
POS
RACE POINTS RACE POINTS RACE POINTS RACE POINTS
1 100 50 50 25 50 25 25 10
2 75 30 30 15 30 15 15 6
3 60 20 20 10 20 10 10 3
4 50 15 15 5 15 5 5
5 40 10 10 3 10 3 3
6 30 5 5 5
7 20 3 3 3
8 10 3 3 3
9 5 1 1 1
10 3 1 1 1
11 3
12-15 1
* If the number of entries for the Men and Women’s Elite/U23 Road Race exceed 200 for men and 176 for women,
then a separate U23 Road Race will need to be held, then the UCI points for U23 will be as listed above. Else U23
riders will earn the same as Elites in a combined category, please refer to Article 9 of this document regarding the
presentation of jerseys.ARTICLE 4: PERMANENCE (RACE MEETING OFFICE AND HEADQUARTERS)
Race permanence is at the venue and will be open for registration from 6-10 February 2019 from 08:00 to 17:00,
6 February 2019 from 14:00 to 18:00. No numbers can be collected on the last day.
An Officials Meeting will take place on Wednesday 6 February 2019, at Rietondale Lodge at 16:00.
All Managers’ meetings will take place on Wednesday 6, Thursday 7, Friday 8 and Saturday 9 February 2019 at 17:00;
at Rietondale Lodge. The stationary feeding stations will be discussed during the Managers’ Meetings.
ARTICLE 5: RADIO-TOUR
a) No radios are permitted for riders in the road race;
b) Commissaires & Neutral Vehicles will have a radio;
c) Team Managers can hire radios at R200 per Radio.
ARTICLE 6: NEUTRAL SERVICE
a) A neutral service vehicle shall be arranged for each category;
b) Riders withdrawing from the race must report their withdrawals to the President Commissaire or Chief Judge
at the Finish Line.
ARTICLE 7: FOLLOWING VEHICLES
TIME TRIALS
a) Following vehicles will be permitted and the driver of each vehicle must be in possession of a current Cycling SA
(Level B) manager’s license. Riders using following vehicles for the ITT to advise Team Manager’s name at registration.
b) A license check will be conducted at registration and right before the start of each rider.
c) Should a driver not be in possession of a license, he/she may not follow the rider.
d) Marshalls and Commissaires will be present on the route during the Time Trial event.
e) Should any rider and his following team vehicle be suspected of foul play, he may be disqualified immediately.
f) All team managers are to familiarise themselves with the rules of the UCI for this event and ensure adherence
thereto by the riders and team managers alike.
g) Starting order as distributed to participants and will be made available on the Cycling SA website.
ROAD RACES
a) Service vehicles per registered team or provincial team will be permitted (UCI categories only)
1. UCI World Tour riders and/or international based riders who do not have a team, will be allowed a combined support vehicle
b) A minimum of four riders is required as qualifier for a team vehicle, except for riders registered with International UCI Teams.
c) A convoy order will be determined by UCI ranking, starting with UCI World Tour Teams/Riders,
Pro-continental teams, continental teams, then a draw for the remaining registered teams and provincial teams
d) A neutral service vehicle will be available.
e) There will be two Wheel Stations and one Water Station on the route allocated for riders to place their spare wheels/
water bottles with their seconds.
ARTICLE 8: FEEDING DURING THE EVENT / FEEDING ZONE
There will be one feeding station for the Road Race. (To be discussed and finalised during the Managers’ Meetings).
These will be clearly marked. Feeding will only be allowed at these designated points. No feeding will be allowed during
any of the Time Trial events, no feeding from motor vehicles during the Road Race, due to the length of the circuit
ARTICLE 9: MEDALS & NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP JERSEY
This event is the Road National Championships of South Africa. Medals are not presented for participation alone,
but for competitiveness:
a)Each Category will be eligible to win a National Championships Jersey, and a gold, silver and bronze medal subject
to the conditions below.
1. Elite, U23 and Junior Men and Women:
i. 8 or more starters – Jersey + gold, silver and bronze medal
ii. 5-8 starters – silver, bronze medals only (no jersey)
iii. 3-5 starters – bronze medal only
2. Veteran Men and Women 30+ to Master Women 59 and Master Men 69:
i. 5 or more confirmed and paid entries – Jersey + gold, silver and bronze medal
ii. 4 confirmed and paid entries – silver, bronze medals only (no jersey)
iii. 3 or less confirmed and paid entries – bronze medal only
3. Para-cycling, 60+ Women and 70+ Men:
i. Gold medal and Jersey, per 5 year age increment – minimum 1 finisherb) Elite/U23 Men and Women
1. Subject to the proivisions contained in Article 3(f), the following applies to the awarding of the Elite Road National
Champion jersey:
i. If the entries surpass 200 for men and 176 for women, a separate U23 event will be held then Article 9(a) applies
ii. If entries do not surpass these numbers, the Elite/U23 categories will remain combined, to maximise UCI points
earnings for U23 riders
iii. In terms of Article 9(b)(ii), in the case of a combined event, the race winner will be awarded the Elite National
Championship jersey (irrespective if the said winner is Elite or U23);
iv. If the overall winner is an U23 rider, the first Elite rider will NOT be awarded the National Championship Jersey;
v. If the winner is an U23 rider, the said rider will also be awarded the U23 National Championship Jersey
vi. If the winner is an Elite rider, the first U23 rider to cross the finish line, will be awarded the U23 National
Championship Jersey
• The U23 National Champion can only wear his/her jersey in specific U23 events and cannot wear the Jersey
in any combined Elite/U23 event, even if the National Champion may not be present at the event in question
2. Subject to the provisions contained in Article 3(f), the following applies to the awarding of the
Elite Road National Champion Medals:
i. If the entries surpass 200 for men and 176 for women, a separate U23 event will be held, then Article 9(a) applies
ii. In a combined event, medals will be awarded as follows:
• If an U23 rider wins the event, then he/she will receive the gold medal for both Elite and U23, and so forth
• If an Elite rider wins the event, they will be awarded the gold medal, and there will be a separate medal
presentation for the U23 1-2-3
• If U23 riders place on the podium (2nd/3rd) they will receive both the respective medals for the Elite
podium as well as the U23 podium;
c) Jerseys will be available for photo shoot only. A winner’s jersey will be made to your correct size and posted to you
two weeks after the event.
d) Each Category will be eligible to win a Gold, Silver or Bronze Medal.
ARTICLE 10: ELIMINATION PERIOD
a) An elimination period of falling behind by 15% from the main bunch, will lead to elimination.
ARTICLE 11: MEDIA PRESENTATION, PRIZE GIVING & PROTOCOL
a) A media presentation and protocol will take place each day within 30 minutes after the race has been completed.
ARTICLE 12: ANTI-DOPING / MEDICAL CONTROL
a) The Anti-Doping Protocol and Rules of the UCI, SAIDS (South African Institute for Drug-free Sport) and Cycling SA
will apply.
b) The Anti-Doping premises will be clearly marked;
ARTICLE 13: BICYCLES & EQUIPMENT
a) ROAD RACES
i. No bicycles should be left unattended.
ii. It will be each rider’s individual responsibility to ensure that all wheels and equipment given to Neutral service
vehicles will be marked and collected after each event.
iii. All riders must sign on after successful bicycle inspection and not leave the waiting area.
b) TIME TRIAL
i. Each rider has to have his/her bicycle inspected and weighed in before the start of the Time Trial and cannot leave
the starting area again.
ii. Each rider has to have the bicycle inspected and rolled-in at least 30 minutes prior to his/her starting time.
iii. Strict Rules will apply as per the new regulations of the UCI.
iv. Riders must know and adhere to the UCI rules pertaining to catching another rider.
c) TIMING
i. The event will be timed by Mobii Time.
ii. A timing chip for the Time Trial will be provided in the race packs to the riders participating in the Time Trial event.
iii. A separate frame number will be provided for the Road Race – instructions will be included in the race packs.
iv. Any rider in possession of a Mobii chip, must bring it to the event.
d) RACE NUMBERS
i. You will receive two back numbers and a frame number in your race pack. One back number to be used for
the Time Trial. Two back numbers will be used for the Road Race. Please make sure that your number(s) is clearly
visible at all times for the officials.ARTICLE 14: MEDICAL
Each rider entering into an event confirms that he is a healthy person, able to compete at the National Championships.
Riders need to ensure that have made the necessary provisions and has taken out the required medical and personal
liability insurance stipulated and required by the UCI.
In the event of any accidents and injuries, all injured riders will be taken to the nearest hospital in Tshwane.
ARTICLE 15: RACE RADIOS
a) Each Following Commissaire during an event will be provided with a two-way race radio by the organisers.
b) Each Neutral follow Service Vehicle will be provided with a two-way race radio.
c) Should a Team following vehicle require a two-way radio, a non-refundable fee of R200.00 will be payable to
the organisers.
d) As per the new regulations of the UCI, no race radio communication between the following vehicle and riders
will be permitted during any road events.
e) Should a rider be caught, this may lead to the disqualification of the individual rider and his/her club as per
discretion of the President Commissaire.
ARTICLE 16: EXTREME HEAT
There may be extreme heat conditions during the event – if this is so, extreme weather precautions will be applied; these
can include, but are not limited to, open feeding earlier, shorten route distance, or stop the event.
ARTICLE 17: APPOINTED OFFICIALS AT THE EVENT
RACE DIRECTOR Mike Bradley
ANNOUNCER
PRESIDENT COMMISSAIRE Karen Cox
CHIEF JUDGE Pieter Bailey
CHIEF TIMEKEEPER Janet Oosthuysen
COMMISSAIRES Gerhard Visagie - Moto Com
Tazz Antill - Moto Com
Anre Soule
May Beukes
Chris Naude
Andrew Hennegan
Steven Cox
Elrick Kulsen
Koos van Tonder
REGISTRATION 6 Feb – Janet Oosthuizen
7 Feb – Lynne Larsen
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us via email mike@cyclingsa.com and we will gladly assist.
WE WISH ALL OUR COMPETITORS
ALL THE BEST FOR THE 2019
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