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2021 Vision Grand Prix 2021 Vision Grand Prix_ _ July 23rd & 24th Sponsored By: Vision, Gregg’s Cycles, John Duggan Cycling Attorney, Experience Redmond, Pyatt Broadmark Lending, Marymoor Velodrome Association, Stanley PMI Hosted By: Dyna Cycling Team, Puget Sound Cycling Club (“PSCC”), Jerry Baker Juniors Prizes - $5,000.00 Minimum Cash Purse (plus 5k+ in Merch) Elite Men - $2,240.00 Elite Women - $2,240.00 Masters Men - $520 See page 3 for prize distribution Fields and Events: Elite Men (Pro, 1-2) Masters 35+ (Cat 1-3) and Cat 3 Men Match Sprint* Match Sprint *** Keirin* Keirin *** 10 Mile Scratch**/* 5 Mile Scratch *** International Omnium** Tempo *** Madison** Miss and Out *** Points Race *** Elite Women (Pro, 1-3) Juniors (11-14 years old Cat 4/5) Match Sprint* Unknown Distance^ Keirin* 2 Mile Scratch Race^ 5 Mile Scratch**/* Italian Pursuit^ International Omnium** 4x3 Points Race^ Madison** * MGP Sprint Omnium Open ** MGP Endurance Omnium Track Record TT Attempts *** Masters Omnium Marymoor Crawl (Fri & Sat) ^ Juniors Omnium 2021 Vision Grand Prix_ _ Start Times Session 1: Friday, July 23, 2021 - Noon Session 2: Friday, July 23, 2021 - 7:00 p.m. Session 3: Saturday, July 24, 2021 - Noon Session 4: Saturday, July 24, 2021 - 6:00 p.m. Session 5*: Sunday, July 25, 2021 - 10:00 a.m. *RESERVED FOR RAIN DELAY Endurance Omnium Points Sprint Omnium Points Madison Scratch IO Scratch (2 person team) Sprints Keirin Race 1 30 15 8 1 15 15 10 2 26 12 6 2 12 12 9 3 22 10 5 3 10 10 8 4 18 8 4 4 8 8 7 5 14 6 3 5 6 6 6 6 10 5 3 6 5 5 5 7 8 4 2 7 4 4 4 8 6 3 2 8 3 3 3 9 4 2 1 9 2 2 2 10 2 1 1 10 1 1 1 Any rider who “does not start” (DNS) or “does not finish” (DNF) shall be awarded ZERO points The tie-breaker in the calendar standings will be based on the larger number of higher results (# of 1st place finishes, # of 2nd place finishes, etc). The Grand Prix Omnium will be awarded for the Elite Men Sprint and Endurance Champions and the Elite Women Sprint and Endurance Champions. Sprint Events Include: Match Sprint, Keirin, & Scratch Race Endurance Events Include: International Omnium, Scratch Race & Madison There will be one overall Masters Omnium Champion with points for: Match Sprint, Keirin, Miss and Out, Scratch Race, Tempo & Points Race. Pre-Reg Entry Fees per Race: Mass Start - $20 Day-Of Entry Fees per Race: Mass Start - $25 2021 Vision Grand Prix_ _ 2021 VISION GRAND PRIX - PURSE DISTRIBUTION ELITE MEN Race Purse Places Payout International Omnium $525.00 6 150,125,100,75,50,25 10 Mile Scratch $295.00 5 100,75,60,40,20 Madison $430.00 5 150,100,80,60,40,20 Keirin $320.00 5 125,75,60,40,20 Match Sprints $320.00 5 125,75,60,40,20 GP Sprint Omnium $175.00 3 100,50,25 (+1k in merch) GP Endurance Omnium $175.00 3 100,50,25 (+1k in merch) Total $2,240.00 ELITE WOMEN Race Purse Places Payout International Omnium $525.00 6 150,125,100,75,50,25 10 Mile Scratch $295.00 5 100,75,60,40,20 Madison $430.00 5 150,100,80,60,40,20 Keirin $320.00 5 125,75,60,40,20 Match Sprints $320.00 5 125,75,60,40,20 GP Sprint Omnium $175.00 3 100,50,25 (+1k in merch) GP Endurance Omnium $175.00 3 100,50,25 (+1k in merch) Total $2,240.00 MASTERS MEN Race Purse Places Payout Match Sprint $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Keirin $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Scratch $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Tempo $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Elimination $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Points $75.00 5 25,20,15,10,5 Masters Overall Omnium $70.00 3 40,20,10 (+ merch) Total $1,050.00 Grand Total $5,000.00 + 5k in Merchandise Time Trials do not have a prize purse unless you break a track record in which you will receive $100. Marymoor Crawl prize purse is crowd funded, it typically sees $300-$400 split between the top 3 riders . 2021 Vision Grand Prix_ _ SCHEDULE Session 1: Friday, July 23rd, Noon Session 3: Saturday, July 24th, Noon Ma/3 200 meter qualifier (Top 14 qualify) Elite Women 200 meter Qualifier (Top 14 qualify) Elite Men 200 meter qualifier (Top 14 qualify) Elite Men Keirin Heats Elite Men IO 1: Scratch Race Ma/3 Keirin Heats Elite Women Keirin Heats Elite Women IO 1: Scratch Race Ma/3 Sprint Round 1 Elite Women Sprint Round 1 Elite Men Sprint Round 1 Elite Men Keirin Reps Elite Women Keirin Reps Ma/3 Keirin Reps Ma/3 Sprint Quarterfinals Elite Women Sprint Quarterfinals Elite Men Quarterfinals Elite Women IO 2: Tempo Race Elite Men IO 2: Tempo Race Elite Women Sprint Semi Finals Ma/3 Sprint Semi Finals Elite Men Sprint Semi Finals Session 4: Friday, July 24th, 6:00 PM 5:40 Track Record TT Attempts Session 2: Friday, July 23rd, 7:00 PM (must sign up in noon session) 6:40 Track Record TT Attempts (must sign up in noon session) Women Keirin Semis Men Sprint Final - Ride 1 Elite Women Keirin Semis Juniors – Unknown Distance Ma/3 Sprint Final – Ride 1 Clif Bar Kiddie Kilo Elite Men Sprint Final – Ride 1 Men Sprint Final - Ride 2 Ma/3 Sprint Final – Ride 2 Women Keirin Final Clif Bar Kiddie Kilo Men Sprint Final - Ride 3 (if needed) Juniors Unknown Distance Men Miss and Out Elite Women Keirin Minor/Major Final Masters 20 Lap Scratch Ma/3 Sprint Final - Ride 3(if needed) Juniors 12 Lap Scratch Elite Men Sprint Final – Ride 2 Marymoor Crawl Ma/3 5 Mile Scratch Women 20 Lap Scratch (5 mile) Elite Men Sprint Final – Ride 3 (if needed) Masters Points Race (6x5) Elite Women 5 Mile Scratch Race Men Points Race (14 x 5) Elite Men IO 3: Elimination Race Ryan Triplett Memorial Women Madison (5 x 10) Juniors 2 Mile Scratch Podium Marymoor Crawl Pizza Party! Ma/3 Tempo Race Elite Women Madison (5x10) Session 6: Sunday, July 25th, 10:00 AM Elite Men IO 4: Points Race (12x5) Reserved for RAIN DELAY Podium SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! .
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