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How these allocations are determined: |
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7L2(a) For each division, Conferences qualify for start spots in a National Championship Race as follows: |
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(i) first the host Team (if any) qualifies the number of Riders a Team may enter in that Race, so long as this Team and its Riders otherwise meet the eligibility requirements contained in the Rules; then |
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(ii) each Conference qualifies the number of Riders a Team may enter in that Race; then |
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(iii) each Conference qualifies a single Rider; then |
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(iv) each Conference qualifies a total number of Riders equal to (A) the percentage of the total number of category A Riders in that division in that discipline that are recorded in USA Cycling’s membership files on November 30 of the previous year as being members of Teams that are members of that Conference, multiplied by (B) the field limit of such Race reduced by the number of Riders qualified pursuant to subsections (i)-(iii) of this Section. |
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Example: D2 RR |
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(i) Weber State University is hosting, so they get 6 spots automatically |
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(ii-iii) Each conference gets a baseline of 6 spots plus one additional spot |
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(iv) With a field limit of 200, there are now 117 spots left after those first few steps. We now divide up those 117 spots proportionally to the size of each conference. The Atlantic Conference, for example, had 20 of the 246 total D2 Cat-A Road licensees last year, which is 8.1%. Therefore, they get 8.1% of the remaining 117 spots, or 10 more, for a total of 17. |
