RE: Junior Rider Age

[Darolyn Butler-Dial <darolyn@swbell.net>]

Dear Jr. rider,
You're stuck a bit..... if U start the season as a Jr. U may ride as a Jr.
all year if you like.  Obviously, all points will count toward this one
division.  If you change to a Sr. Division after your birthday... U will
still retain your miles & such, but the points and miles won't count for
your new weight division after you change to Sr. status.  You will have to
decide if those points in Jr. Divi. are important enough to stay in that
Div. (and ride sponsored) the rest of the year, or if it means enough to you
to ride as an adult and give them up.  Ye ole "catch 22".
good luck.... however U do it though... HAVE FUN!!!
djbd
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-----Original Message-----
From: guest@endurance.net [mailto:guest@endurance.net]
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 9:03 PM
To: ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RC: Junior Rider Age
Dylan White shadylan@twave.net
I have read the rule book on age of Junior but I am not clear on how it is
meant.  My ride season starts February and I will do a couple rides as a
junior but then my birthday is March 19th and I want to ride as an adult.
Do I have to stay classified as a junior if I start 2001 as a junior?
Please clarify for me.  Thanks.


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