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2017 MBRA ANNUAL MEETING November 19, 2017
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AGENDA 2018 Road Race Schedule New By-Laws Overview Budget Review
Discuss 2018 plans and discuss 2018 budget pending rebate information Where to allocate funds in 2018?? Aid to races? Equipment? MBRA Promotion in the form of advertising or donations to groups? Trailer Update - The trailer has been successful for CX races, how do we replicate it for the road season? Racer Days 2017 review USAC Registrations – How to encourage events, races and fondos, to use USAC as this helps bring in more money for Michigan racing Women’s/Junior’s Racing Officials Update – John Sammut 2018 Road Race Schedule Race Series? Keep it outside MBRA or in? Proper funding?
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New By Laws By Laws Modified to focus on the operational aspects of the Board of Directors Specific activities of the MBRA will be defined during the annual budgeting process Term of Service is 2 years for elected positions Voting members (as defined in the By Laws) will have one vote maximum
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Budget review 2017 ends with $1653 2018 plans
Funding activities to promote racing Women Juniors New Racer clinics 2017 USAC Rebates are still outstanding Need to pay for trailer in $4500 with timing equipment($655) MBRA Board will develop budget in December 2017 State Championship Jerseys – design underway!
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Race Rental trailer $200 per event Current Inventory Trailer
CX Barriers (paid) Stakes (paid) Snow fencing Tent (paid) PA System Generator Truss
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Balance sheet
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Financial report
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Racer Demographics
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Over 50% of racers are over 35
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RACER DAYS by discipline
CX data is a YTD comparison, the season is still underway Competitive event participation is up YoY due to additional MTB events CX (16%) Road (7%) 17% 9% 74%
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Women’s Racing Participation by clubs and teams is essential to building Women’s racing Looking for membership input on ideas to bring new riders into the sport Let us know how MBRA can help MBRA will reimburse permit and insurance fees for clinics that have dedicated instruction for both men and women, or cater to women alone. Contact Laura Melendez to apply for funds beforehand –
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Junior’s racing The goal is to grow participation in racing
MiSCA has great participation – How can MBRA complement that series Spring/Summer clinics? MiSCA race category? Michigan Youth Cycling What partnerships are possible? Pull participants from triathlon?
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Who is the Director of Officials What do they do for the MBRA
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Who? Well that would be me John Sammut I am the current Director This is an elected position on the MBRA Board
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What do I do, and why I am responsible for assigning officials to races in Michigan (Help RD find officials) Host at least one Level “C” officials clinic each year Sit on the board of the MBRA Sit on the board of the RTC
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Frequently asked questions
How do you determine how many officials are needed at each race How do you decide which officials are assigned to a race How much is it going to cost me, and why is it so much, How can I reduce costs
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Guidelines for Criterium Officials Assignments
USAC Chart Guidelines for Criterium Officials Assignments Position Assigned By Nat. Champ NRC A B & C D & E Estimated Number of Racers All <500 <1000 1000+ Number of Race Starts 5 7 10 Chief Referee NTC 1 (NC) RTC 1 (A) LA 1 (B) 1 Chief Judge Judges 3 (B) 3* 2 3 2-3 Pit Referee (per pit) 1(B) Motor Officials 2 (B) 0-1 0-2 Apprentice 0 - 1 0 - 2 Total 8 - 12 8 - 10 6 - 8 7 - 9 4-7 5-8 5-9
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Guidelines for Road Officials Assignments
Position Assigned By Race Category International Nat. Champ NRC** A B & C D & E Estimated Number of Racers All <500 <1000 1000+ <50 <100 Number of Races on course at once 5 7 10 2 3 President / Chief Referee UCI 1 (IC) NTC 1 (NC) RTC 1 (A) LA 1 Member of Commissaires Panel 2 - 3 (IC/NC)* 2-3 (NC)* 2 - 3 (A) Referees 2-3 (B) 0 - 4 † 0 - 6 † 0 - 9 † 0 - 2 † Chief Judge 1 (A) *** 1 (A)*** 1 (B) Judges 3 (B) 1 - 2(B) 2 - 3 2-3 Motor Officials 3-4 (B)* 3 - 4 (B) 3-4 Time Board 0 - 2 Apprentices 8 - 10 3 - 5 4 - 6 6 - 8 9 - 11
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What I look at for Crits & Cross
What does the finish line equipment consist of How many separate races are there How many racers are expected (This is the hardest one, especially for new races) How long is the entire race going to be Who do I have available A volunteer to help out can eliminate an official How far away from the race do they live
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Road Races What does the finish line equipment consist of
How many separate fields How many racers are expected in each field How long is the entire race going to be Who do I have available How far away from the race do they live
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Time Trials What does the finish line equipment consist of
Who do I have available How far away from the race do they live Starter / WHIP / Finish Line
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Another way to reduce costs
By USAC rule, the CR of a race cannot be a member of the sponsoring club unless no other official is available, but all other positions can be filled by the club ref Encourage members of your clubs or organization to become an official How do we do that????
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How can I or someone I know become and Official?
We will be holding an Level C clinic in March (Location to be determined) This clinic is about 4 hours of class instruction Open book exam (About 2 hours) Cost is covered by USAC or MBRA Apprentice at 3 events before being assigned to a race Sign up through USAC or send me an at - Goal is to have at least one official in each club
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New Email Addresses President – Chris Donnelly - mbrapres@gmail.com
V.P - Melissa Werkman - Treasurer – Don Lee - Director of Officials – John Sammut -
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2018 Road Race Schedule DRAFt
Proposals for State Championship events (TT, Road Race and Criterium) will be accepted by the MBRA Board through January. Final decisions will be made in February Many new events in 2018 Detroit Cycling Championships will return, date is TBD
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DRAFT Schedule DCC Crit Date is TBD pending release of the 2018 US Pro calendar State Championship Races – apply now! CyclingLawyerCrit to 7/21??
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appendix
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Participation is plateauing
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