What you need to know about Provincial Races
Alberta Provincial racing is the opportunity for riders to
compete in bigger races against riders from across Alberta,
compete in bigger races against riders from across Alberta,
Provincial Series Racing: The Alberta race series takes place on tracks throughout Alberta. There are 8 races and one Grand Final Race. Racers must compete in at least 4 events plus the final to qualify for the year-end awards. Racers that qualify for a year-end award will be awarded a Provincial Ranking # and a Provincial number (racing) plate. The Provincial Series is a series open to all with a UCI license but only Alberta residents may qualify for year-end awards. Registration fees and travelling expenses are the responsibility of the racer. Any and all Cochrane BMX members are welcome and encouraged to participate. www.albertabmx.com
Canadian National Championships: This is a one day age group race that can be held at any track in Canada . It is the highest ranking plate that a Canadian rider can be awarded (except for a World Championship Plate). The Canadian National Championship is an open race, all licensed Canadian riders may participate. Entrance fees and travelling expenses are the responsibility of the racer. Any and all Cochrane BMX members are welcome and encouraged to participate. www.canadian-cycling.com
Canadian National Championships: This is a one day age group race that can be held at any track in Canada . It is the highest ranking plate that a Canadian rider can be awarded (except for a World Championship Plate). The Canadian National Championship is an open race, all licensed Canadian riders may participate. Entrance fees and travelling expenses are the responsibility of the racer. Any and all Cochrane BMX members are welcome and encouraged to participate. www.canadian-cycling.com
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Alberta Provincial Race Registration
You need full racing ABA race license to participate in the Alberta Provincial Race Series.
Once you have pre-registered for a provincial race, you must check-in with your license at the track Friday evening or Saturday morning AND check the posted riders list on every race day for omissions/corrections.