Question for the licensed racers

[Mikej]

USA cycling now has an all in one license for all starting 2014. Does any body know if you can split between say, a cat 1 MTB and a cat 3 road? Or are you now just categorized as one category?

[EDS]

Originally Posted by Mikej

USA cycling now has an all in one license for all starting 2014. Does any body know if you can split between say, a cat 1 MTB and a cat 3 road? Or are you now just categorized as one category?

It will still be split based on your racing category in each discipline.

[azrider]

What ?

[bart998]

I still have my last USCF license that clearly states ROAD CAT 2/ TRACK CAT 3

[gavingould]

i think the "combined" portion refers to... previously you could just get an MTB license or just a road/track license? mine have always listed my category for each discipline separately.

definitely does not combine your category across disciplines, though it would be kind of funny if all it said was CAT 3, no other text.

[azrider]

Originally Posted by gavingould

definitely does not combine your category across disciplines, though it would be kind of funny if all it said was CAT 3, no other text.

ah ha.....ok. this sounds better. was thinking of mixing it up on the mtb in '14 and didn't want to start in same category as my road.....hell i don't even know what cat's are like in mtb'ing. guess i should look into that.

[pinoymamba]

all i know is I am paying $10 more this year because the added a discipline I don't even race in...

[Bruce K]

What he ^ said

BK

[eBAUMANN]

Originally Posted by pinoymamba

all i know is I am paying $10 more this year because the added a discipline I don't even race in...

first fee change in what...10 years? it was bound to happen sometime...im just glad it didnt go up $15

[shovelhd]

You can crossgrade between road, track, and cross. You can't between road/track/cross and MTB, because the categories don't line up. It's all in the rulebook.