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Re: [RC] Weight division question answer - Michael MaulDavid LeBlanc wrote: Michael Maul said: *** It isn't a rule thing so far as I know. it's a policy set sometime ago by the BoD and the office.
*** Up to June 1 it is. Your region for points determination is where you were living as of June 1 if you have notified the AERC office of any changes before June 1. If I do all my rides in another region, how would that be handled? **** There is no problem with this. The #1 and #2 national mileage chanpions do most or many of their miles outside their region. You get points or miles based on your region but can do those rides anywhere in the country. A number of other solutions have been considered but this is the fairest of the ones considered. What about people who live in more than one place? **** They can receive their EN at one address and be in another region for points if they moved after June 1. In general - they are supposed to receive their EN in the region where their points are calculated. There are some special cases where preople have two homes but they have to chose one of them for points determination. The intent is to avoid people chosing the region they would like to compete in for awards and yet live in another region.
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