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Plastiglas Ontario Cup #2(1070 total words in this text) (45409 Reads) 
Plastiglas Ontario Cup #2
Albion Hills Conservation Area
May 9, 2010
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Updated May 8, 5 pm by Chico - Looking good for great racing tomorrow.
We have taken out gnarly berms (possibly Wall of Pain), however the rest of the course is holding up very well. Due to the low water table this spring the rain has been draining and we got some good wind today. We did work on the IMBA Trail and a few others capping them with sand for extra grip.
Course conditions will probably be slippery in a few areas, but it should be a very good and fast course for tomorrow. Thanks to the fact we didn't have many pre-riders riding in the rain today the course held up very well and actually improved as pre-riders road it when it was dry.
Looking very good considering the amount of rain we got! No reason not to race.
Adam, Chico
2010 Online Registration Open
Ontario Cup Pricing Structure (PDF)
Pre-registration closes one week prior the event. Event day registration is available prior the event (cost is $10 more than pre-reg price).
Close to Toronto, Fun Course!
The GTA's most popular race venue once again plays host to the second stop on the Ontario Cup circuit. A great mix of trails, some epic climbs and a rider and spectator-friendly venue cap off a fantastic day at Albion.
The Course
With a recent trail improvement initiative expect some even faster, more flowing singletrack in addition to a fabulous network of open trails and climbs. 11:30am and 1:30pm riders will face off on the Green Monster, a punishing granny-gear slog with no pitch changes for over a minute!
Pre-riding
The course will be pre-marked for Wednesday, May 5, and will be easily navigable through Saturday. Standard park fees apply for all pre-riders, while park entry is included for racers only on the day of the event.
Accommodations at Albion Hills
Map, Directions, and Accommodation info!
Course Map
Event Requirements
8:30 am races – Citizen Permit ($40 adult, $35 17-18 youth, $30 16 and under) or OCA Licence (licences and permits are available on site) OR one day permits are available on site for $10 ($5 for 14 and under)
9:30 or 11:30 am races – Citizen Permit for Try-an-Ocup and Singlespeed, full licences for others, or $10 one day (max 3 per season).
1:30 pm races – OCA licence is required for all categories.
What race category is right for me to start in?
8:30 am Beginner Men's and Women's categories are for riders without much off roading mountain bike experience and/or racing experience.
9:30 am or 11:30 am (depending on age) Try-An-Ocup or Sport Level Categories are for riders with a good mountain bike experience base and probably some experience racing.
1:30 pm Expert/Elite Level Racing is something to shoot for, but you can't start in these categories.
Guide for Selecting a Race Category
For more information on OCA Licences please visit www.ontariocycling.org.
Riders must all have an approved cycling helmet and a mountain bike in working order.
Friday, May 7
All Day Pre-riding
Saturday, May 8
10:00 am – 4:00 pm Registration (event day prices).
9:00 am – 6:00 pm Pre-ride
Sunday, May 9
7:00 am – 1:00 pm Registration.
8:30 am First Race Starts
(Peewee Men and Women, Mimime Men and Women, Cadet Sport Men, Jr. Cadet Sport Women, Beginner Men and Women)
9:30 am Second Race Starts
(Try-an-Ocup Men, Singlespeed Men and Women, Senior and Master Sport Women 20-29, 30-39, 40+, Master Sport Men 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60+ Sport Men)
11:30 am Third Race Starts
(Junior Sport Men, Senior Sport Men, Master Sport Men 30-34, 35-39, Cadet/Jun Expert Female, Senior and Master Expert Female 30-39, 40+)
1:00 pm Free Kids’ Race
1:30 pm Fourth Race Starts
(Cadet Expert Men, Jr. Expert Men, Senior Expert Men, Senior Elite Men and Senior Elite Women, Master Expert Men 30-39, 40-44, 45-49)
(Award Ceremony ASAP after each race)
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Plastiglas Ontario Cup #2
Albion Hills Conservation Area, Bolton
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Directions from Toronto:
- Take Hwy 400 North to King Road #11 exit
- Turn west (left) towards Bolton, Ontario
- Turn north (right) on Hwy 50 in Bolton
= Albion Hills Conservation Area is located 12km north on Hwy 50, on the west (left) side.
Additional Accomodations:
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Brampton
10 Nevets Road, Brampton, ON L6T 5T2 (905) 791-7433
Bolton Inn Motel
12373 Highway 50, Bolton, Ontario L7E 1M3(905) 857-3382
20 Bells Lake B&B
www.20bellslake.ca, (905) 859-1555
Plastiglas Ontario Cup #2
Albion Hills Conservation Area
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Course Map:
2010 course map.
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