To race as a CAT racer, you need to have a racing license. Not true for racing as a Citizen. Sometimes CAT 5 race with Citizens, but they are separate.![]()
To race as a CAT racer, you need to have a racing license. Not true for racing as a Citizen. Sometimes CAT 5 race with Citizens, but they are separate.![]()
Ride like a girl.
Renee
Can anyone give me an idea of the type, (or experience level) of a new cat 4 racer? Or, I suppose, what it takes to consider competing in a cat 4 race?![]()
Women's racing doesn't have a Cat 5 class, so all beginners (and more experienced riders without enough upgrade points) race Cat 4 in the women's races.
Cat 4 men's racing requires an upgrade from Cat 5. To get this upgrade, a START in 10 mass start races (this means you can't count time trials, as those are individual starts) is required.
SheFly (racing Cat 4 for first season!)
Actually, a FINISH is required (not just 10 mass-starts).Originally Posted by SheFly
Oops! My bad. You are correct - a finish in 10 mass start races....Originally Posted by velogirl
SheFly
That depends on the race. Here in wisconsin there are two major road cycling series. Wisconsin cup and Wisport. Wisport is a cycling series that requires no cycling license and is specifically a citizens cycling series that is open to everyone. If you race Wisconsin cup you must have a usa cycling license.Originally Posted by VenusdeVelo
Just keep pedaling.