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Races NICA-sanctioned races provide student-athletes an arena in which to set and accomplish competitive goals, to achieve their personal best.Spring Race Schedule 2022
Rain Date June 12th 2022 |
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NICA New York Refund Policy & Weather Policy 2022 Rain Date June 13thRefund PolicyRider, Team & Coaching membership fees are NOT refundable as they pertain to a host of activities outside of racing. This fee partially covers the year round overhead costs associated with running the New York League. Weather Policy Any decisions regarding cancelling, postponing, or altering race start times, lap length, number of laps, etc. will be made jointly by the NICA NYLeague Director, Chief Course Marshal and land manager. Often this decision cannot be made until the day of the race due to the unpredictable and emergent nature of wet or stormy weather. That said, we will do our best to make the call TO GO or NO GO, change venue or reschedule a race by noon, Thursday before the race weekend. NCICL Weather Guidelines:
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Rain Dates: NONE For Fall 2020 Questions? Contact NICA NY League Director Jason Cairo jason@newyorkmtb.org |
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Leaders SummitHow does New York do it? Where do coaches learn how to start and manage a high school mountain bike team? What are the do’s and dont’s of maintaining a healthy team or new league in your state? A New York Leaders Summit brings together coaches and leaders for an important weekend of hands-on education about what it takes to be an exemplary NICA coach. |
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Rider Camps and ClinicsFor many student athletes, mountain biking is a new sport. Even the experienced riders can learn something new at a NICA rider camp and clinic, which emphasizes proper skill, technique and a healthy approach to riding and racing. Certified coaches and assistants provide spot-on training for students of all skill levels, and in several cases a girl’s-only camp is held to encourage our future women to let their natural abilities flow. |
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CycleFestCycleFests are a weekend of fellowship to celebrate a successful year, bringing together cyclists in the community in the form of a sit-down banquet and group ride. Celebrities have included road pro Freddie Rodriguez, Giro d’Italia winner Andy Hampsten, former road and MTB pro-turned author and television commentator Bob Roll, mountain bike evangelist Gary Fisher, pro roadie Levi Leipheimer and Garmin-Transitions CEO Jonathan Vaughters. Funds are raised, the year is celebrated, information and friendship is shared, and another season is planned out over drinks and hor d’oeuvres. |