the 2016 Technical Guide - Philadelphia International Cycling Classic

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2016 PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL CYCLING CLASSIC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Event Personnel and Service Providers
Technical Summary
Officials
Race Headquarters
Medical Information
Event Regulations
Overview
Event Timeline
Credentials
Vehicle Operations Policy
Caravan Procedures
VIP Pick-up/Drop-off
Feeding
Prize Payment Procedure
UCI Regulations - MEN
Men’s Teams
UCI Regulations - WOMEN
Women’s Teams
Media Regulations
Conditions of Entry
Maps/Directions
Course Overview – Full Course
Course Overview – Final 3 Kilometers
Sprint Spot Locator Map
Start/Finish Locator Map
Lemon Hill Locator Map
Directions to Start/Caravan Staging
Caravan Staging/Deviation Map
Feed Zone Locator Map
Feed Zone Vehicle Deviation Map
Speed Table
Caravan Operations Diagram
Event Contacts
Directions to Race Headquarters
Honor Roll
Event Partners
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EVENT PERSONNEL AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
EVENT MANAGEMENT
Event Director
Race Director
Operations Director
Controller
Marketing Services
Volunteer Coordinator
Public Relations
Website
Lodging
Alice Armstrong
Robin Morton
Raffaele Casale
Rachel Green
Ravi Rajcoomar, Janine Carroll
Katie Morrison
Chelsea Communications
Sherpalab
Ashley Kincaid
SERVICES
Catering
Web-streaming
Livestream VOD
Neutral Technical Support
Results
Expo Sales & Management
Merchandise
Photography
Graphics/Design
Radios
Winnie’s LeBus
WEMedia
BLive Productions
Shimano
Phoenix Sports Technology
Seasick Marketing
PTM Sport
Darrell Parks
Matthew Reese
3G
PERSONNEL
Announcers
Livestream Producer
Livestream Commentary
Livestream Coordinator
Registration Coordinator
Technical Staff
Anti-Doping Site Coordinator
Technical Staff-Feed Zone
Technical Staff-Course Signage
Technical Staff-Caravan Deviation
Radio-Tour
Course Security
Awards & Stage Manager
S/F Food Coordinator
Construction Crew
Signage Crew
Race HQ, Staff Processing
Finish Line Stage Manager
Finish Line Staging
Marshal Coordinator
Michael Aisner, Dave Towle, Richard Fries,
Joe Saling
John Eustice
Brad Sohner, Chad Andrews, Laura VanGilder
Dennis Angelo
Dennis Angelo, Michele Bote
Brian Ignatin, Eric Lepping, Jay Gallagher
Kyle Wolfe
Randall Wolf
Matt Gordon, Eli Gordon, Marco Dedda
Steve Blau, Brian Ignatin
Michael Kolodiejzski
Michael Viteo, Michael Shellenberger
Michele Freeman
Denise Gale
The Monghans, Dan Stockley, Dean Miller,
Brian Kennedy, Brian Malley, Barry McMonagle,
Peter Wiseman, Ken Swain, Reggier Smith,
Lemar Legree, Greg Mullely, Tom Clark,
Stacy Rose
Malika Lovelace, Richard Bush
Tiffany Nardella, Dave Wender
John Chaki
Ron Ruggiero, Ryan Oelkers, Jack Toland,
Victor Gatta,
Steve Blau, Ralph Kerr, Theresa Batemen
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Driver and Caravan Coordination
Drivers
Moto Regulator
Moto-Marshals
VIP/Moto Pit Coordinator
Henry Tremper
Andrew Hogg, Keigh Haberen, Jon Clifton, Ray
Cipollini, Greg Zielinski, Marc Furman, Gary
Thornton, Tim Scattergood
Darco Lalevic
Thomas R. Balaban, Simon Begler, Scott Borel,
Edwin Hein, Brendan Howard, Guy S. Lehman, Jr.
Robert Muller, Steven T. Murphy,
Linda L. Sorensen, Richard A. Sorensen,
Timothy W. Trexler, Douglas W. Cherry,
David L. Felpel, Duane P. Brant
Terri Shade (Start/Finish), Cathy Ogur (Lemon Hill)
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TECHNICAL SUMMARY
RACE NAME AND DIVISION
Classification
Start Time/Depart
Start Location
Total Distance
2015 Finishing Time
Caravan Staging
Sign-In
Rider Staging
Anti-Doping Location
Medical Support
Officials Work Area (on-site)
Neutral Support
Feed Zone
Total Prizes
Sprint Points
Mountain Points
Race HQ
Awards
Men UCI 1.1
8:00 AM
Lyceum Ave
9 laps @ 12.3 miles/19.79km = 110.7 miles/178.15 km
3:54:11
6:30-7:30 am Pechin St. (right from Green Lane)
6:45-7:50 am
Introductions begin at 7:45
Start/Finish RV see locator map for exact location
PFD EMS, Dr. Michael Ross, Dr. Neal Stansbury
RV at start/finish
Shimano
Reservoir Dr\Strawberry Mansion
$35,000
1 Sprint Location – Midvale Ave; points every lap
2 KOM Locations – Manayunk Wall & Lemon Hill; points every lap
Hilton Penn’s Landing, 201 Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA
19106
Top 3, Sprint, KOM, Best Young Rider
RACE NAME AND DIVISION
Classification
Start Time/Depart
Start Location
Total Distance
Caravan Staging
Sign-In
2015 Finishing Time
Rider Staging
Medical Support
Officials Work Area (on-site)
Neutral Support
Feed Zone
Total Prizes
Sprint Points
Mountain Points
Race HQ
Awards
Women UCI WWT
12:30 PM
Lyceum Ave
6 laps @ 12.3 miles/19.79km =73.8/ 118.76
11:00-12:00 Pechin Street (right from Green Lane)
11:30-12:20
2:58:01
Introductions begin at 12:15
PFD EMS, Dr. Michael Ross, Dr. Neal Stansbury
RV at start/finish
Shimano
Reservoir Dr\Strawberry Mansion
$35,000
1 Sprint Location- Midvale Ave; points every lap
2 QOM Locations – Manayunk Wall & Lemon Hill; points every
lap
Hilton Penn’s Landing, 201 Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA
19106
Top 3, Sprint, QOM, Best Young Rider, Leader Women’s World
Tour
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OFFICIALS
President
Commissaire
Commissaire
Chief Judge
Judge
Judge- Sprint
Judge-KOM
Motor Referee
Motor Referee
Motor Referee
Time-board
Time-board Driver
DCO Anti-Doping
Feed Zone
Officials Coordinator
Anti-Doping Doctor
MEN - 1.1
WOMEN - WWT
Shawn Farrell
Mimi Newcastle
Andrew McCord
Debra Schiff
Justin Evans
TBD
TBD
J. Christopher Shinners
Steven Tondora
Brian Adamchuck
TBD
Mark Byers
Helene Soulard
TBD
Dorothy Abbott
Dr. Timothy Saulkaukis
Thomas Nee
Randall Shafer
Dorothy Abbott
Mitchel Beckner
Dede Scadron
TBD
TBD
James Patton
Kirk Leidy
Wayne Lerch
Jeffery Poulin
John Balaban
Helene Soulard
TBD
Dorothy Abbott
Dr. Kristy Nicholson
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RACE HEADQUARTERS
RACE HEADQUARTERS:
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The Hilton Penn’s Landing 201 S. Columbus Blvd Philadelphia, Pa 19106
The race office will be open from 9:00 AM (0900) to 5:00 PM (1700) from June 2 to June 5.
Meeting schedules, technical guides, and general updates are available in the race headquarters.
HOTEL POLICIES:
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There will be no equipment storage room in the hotel, teams and individuals are solely responsible for
the secure storage of their equipment. Neither the Hotel nor event organizer will be responsible for lost
or stolen equipment.
Any teams or individuals shipping packages to the hotel must make specific arrangements with the
hotel regarding storage and notification of delivery. Organizer is not responsible for tracking or holding
packages.
Do not park cars in front of the hotel. This area is for loading and unloading only. Unattended vehicles
will be towed at the operator’s expense.
No diesel fuel is to be used near the facility. Please confine bike washing/cleaning to the area provided
by the hotel.
OFFICIALS PERMANENCE:
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The official’s permanence will be located in one of the hotel meeting rooms. Check the race office for
the exact location.
Questions regarding results and race regulations should be directed to the officials.
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MEDICAL INFORMATION
EVENT MEDICAL STAFF:
The organizer will have the following in case of medical needs for the participants:
 Ambulance located at the start/finish line and at key locations around the course
 2 Doctors in the caravan for needs during the race
 PFD/EMTs following the race for emergency needs
CONTACT INFORMATION
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Hospital:
Roxborough Memorial
5800 Ridge Ave
Philadelphia, PA
215-483-9900
NOTE: Other hospitals may be used depending on the type of injury. Please contact the organizer to
determine which hospital was used.
Doctor:
Dr. Michael Ross
215-52-6452
Dr. Neal Stansbury
610-554-4405
Emergency Medical Services:
Martin McCall 267-253-6676 Philadelphia Fire Dept.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ALWAYS DIAL 911 FIRST
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EVENT REGULATIONS
OVERVIEW
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The Philadelphia International Cycling Classic (PICC) is run under a Union Cycliste International (UCI)
sanction. All UCI rules, regulations, bylaws, and scale of penalties, are to be followed. The panel of
Commissaires has on-site jurisdiction regarding these regulations. Any questions should be directed to
the Commissaires.
The event is governed by the World Anti-Doping Agency and USA Cycling. All rules and regulations
for these entities must be followed as well.
EVENT TIMELINE
DATE
TIME
LOCATION
DESCRIPTION
Thursday, June 2
9:00
Hilton Penn’s Landing
Race and Media HQ Opens
Thursday, June 2
15:00
Friday, June 3
All day
International team arrival (from WSCC)
Check-in for staff, officials, international
teams (note lodging is at multiple
properties)
All day
Officials HQ
10:00-11:30
Rider Confirmation (Men)
Saturday, June 4
12:00
Mangers Meeting (Men)
Saturday, June 4
13:30
Saturday, June 4
14:00
Saturday, June 4
15:00-16:30
Officials Meeting (Both)
Drivers Meeting/USA Cycling Caravan
Drivers Seminar
Rider Confirmation (Women)
Saturday, June 4
17:00
Managers Meeting (Women)
Saturday, June 4
18:00
Announcers & Livestream Meeting
Sunday, June 5
6:30-7:30
Pechin St
Caravan Staging (Men)
Sunday, June 5
7:00-7:45
Pechin St/Lyceum Ave
Sign in (Men)
Sunday, June 5
7:45
S/F Lyceum Ave
Rider Staging/Intros (Men)
Sunday, June 5
8:00
Start (Men)
Sunday, June 5
12:00
Finish (Men) Approximate
Sunday, June 5
12:40
S/F Lyceum Ave
Awards (Men) Approximate
Sunday, June 5
11:00-12:00
Pechin St
Caravan Staging (Women)
Sunday, June 5
11:30-12:15
Pechin St/Lyceum Ave
Sign in (Women)
Sunday, June 5
12:15
S/F Lyceum Ave
Rider Staging/Intros (Women)
Sunday, June 5
12:30
Start (Women
Sunday, June 5
15:30
Finish (Women) Approximate
Sunday, June 5
15:45
Friday, June 3 Saturday, June 4
Saturday, June 4
S/F Lyceum Ave
Awards (Women)
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CREDENTIALS
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Credentials are required for course access, be sure to wear your credential at all times during the event.
Credentials are available at race headquarters.
Press/Media credentials are available in media office, located in the race headquarters or on-site day
of the event
Team credentials will be distributed at registration
Anyone improperly using their credential to help another person gain access to a secured area will lose
their credential permanently, and will be immediately removed from the event.
VEHICLE OPERATIONS POLICY
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Remember this event is held on public roads, safety must come first in all situations.
The police request that no vehicle travel as such a speed as to squeal tires in turns and corners.
Squealing of vehicle tires or driving at excessive speeds will constitute reckless driving. Reckless
driving will not be tolerated, and public safety officers will remove reckless drivers from the race.
Speeding and reckless driving will result in citations and ejection from the race by the police. The police
will determine a maximum speed not be exceeded during the races. This speed will be named at the
manager’s meeting.
All staff and team personnel using event vehicles must read and adhere to the vehicle use policy
provided at the time of distribution of vehicles.
CARAVAN PROCEDURES
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ALL caravan drivers must be properly licensed, and have attended a Caravan Drivers’ Seminar
(USA Cycling or UCI).
Team cars shall carry a team manager who holds the appropriate license and will be responsible for
the operation of the vehicle.
Caravan procedures will be reviewed at the mandatory manager meeting before each event. All other
caravan vehicle drivers (moto, event staff, etc.) must attend the pre-event drivers meeting. The success
of this event will depend on the safe and efficient operation of each person and vehicle in the race
caravan.
Only vehicles adhering to UCI regulations (including a maximum height of 1.66m and windows free of
decals and wraps) may be used as team or support vehicles.
Each team is permitted one follow vehicle in the caravan, which will provide technical support for its
riders.
All vehicles must be properly prepared and staged no later than 30 minutes prior to race start. Drivers
must remain with their vehicles in the staging area.
The Commissaires are in charge of all caravan operations during the race; follow their instructions.
All caravan vehicles will be supplied with a radio. You will be instructed as to which channel to use.
Violations of radio protocol may result in penalties as determined by the Commissaires. Managers are
reminded that their riders are to indicate requests for service or feeding so that the Commissaires may
call the team cars as is appropriate and according to the conditions of the race. Mechanical assistance
will take priority at all times.
Keep right at all times. All caravan vehicles must remain in single file in the right lane. All vehicles must
yield the right of way to vehicles moving up for technical support. The left lane is reserved for passage
of vehicles performing support.
Vehicles wishing to drop back shall pull to the far right hand side of the road and allow the caravan
vehicles to pass on their left until their position is reached.
Team vehicles wishing to proceed to the peloton are required to first request permission from the
Commissaires by drawing even with the Commissaires and stating their intentions. Team vehicles can
then proceed as instructed remembering to use the left hand lane.
The caravan pull-off is prior to the start/finish on the last lap and will be required by all but the following:
Commissaires, Race/Technical Director and a team follow vehicle only if his rider is arriving solo with
a sufficient time gap. Race staff will be directing the caravan to the pull off area.
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There will be NO PUBLIC URINATION by team car support members or the police will ticket them for
indecent exposure and/or remove them from the event.
With the races taking place on public roads, with large numbers of spectators, the course has specific
areas that will require more attention and caution be paid.
 Pechin Street onto Ridge Avenue (the Fall from the Wall - fast descent many spectators)
 Exiting the Feed Zone onto Kelly Drive (2-way race traffic)
 Exiting Lemon Hill Drive onto Kelly Drive (fast turn, many spectators)
VIP PICK-UP/DROP-OFF
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Due to the large number of team sponsors and patrons, teams will be allowed to pick up and drop off
passengers at specific locations only. Any team picking up or discharging passengers at any other
location or found to be driving in a dangerous manner (while performing this activity) will be fined by
the organizer.
 Location #1-Corner of Pechin and Lyceum before the turn at the start/finish area
 Location #2-Lemon Hill – prior to Announcer’s location. You must be at the rear of the Caravan
heading onto Lemon Hill
VIP and press vans may be used to show off the course or to drop passengers at designated locations.
All vehicles on the course must adhere to proper procedures and are under the jurisdiction of the
Commissaires.
Team vehicles will be permitted to pick up and discharge VIP passengers only at the locations indicated
in this Technical Guide. Any infringements of this policy will result in a fine levied by the organizer.
There will NO pick-ups on the final lap (with one to go).
FEEDING
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Feeding will be done in accordance with UCI regulations; after the first 50 kilometers and before the
final 20 kilometers. The Commissaires may adjust the distances based on conditions.
No roadside feeding is permitted outside of the designated feed zone that will be identified with signs
marking the beginning and end.
Please collect all trash or food and deposit into the trash boxes supplied.
All unauthorized personnel will be asked to leave the feed zone to avoid crowded and dangerous
conditions. All team personnel must wear event credentials and identifiable team clothing.
Feed zone location: Reservoir Drive @ baseball fields
As a reference, roadside feeding will begin and end on the following lap numbers:
 Women: Begin with 5 laps to go; end 1 lap to go
 Men: Begin with 8 laps to go; end 1 lap to go
The teams must vacate the feed zone with 1 lap to go of the event, following at the rear of the caravan
and pulling into the deviation in Manayunk (see map in this guide).
Vehicles will not be allowed to exit onto the race course at any other times during the event.
No FZ vehicles can exceed 13’ feet (3.96 meters) in height due to bridges/tunnels on Kelly Drive.
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PRIZE PAYMENT PROCEDURE
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Prize money for all events will be paid approximately 60 days following the event and after receiving
the official results and results of any medical control testing.
No prize money can be paid unless your team has provided current payee information on a W9 (US);
W8 or 8233 (foreign) form. We will make every attempt to provide you with the necessary forms but it
is the obligation of the payee to provide this information to the organizer.
The following items will be deducted from prize checks for all events:
ITEM
PERCENTAGE FROM
UCI Tax
9%
IRS Tax
30%
Other
Actual Value
All prize winners
All prizewinners who are non-resident aliens and who have not provided
evidence that they are exempt from withholding tax. IRS Forms 8233
available from the event organizer
Any prizewinner who has incurred charges (hotel, meal, telephone,
vehicle, etc.) not authorized by Organizer while participating in the
event and has not paid these charges prior to mailing of prize checks.
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UCI REGULATIONS - MEN
ARTICLE 1. ORGANIZATION
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The Philadelphia International Cycling Classic (PICC) is organized by g4 Productions LLC in
conjunction with The City of Philadelphia The offices of g4 are located at 17 Sutton Rd Lebanon, NJ
08833. The Race Director, Robin Morton, can be reached at 001-484-643-3534
ARTICLE 2. TYPE OF EVENT
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The PICC is classified as a M 1.1 on the UCI America Tour and is run under UCI regulations. The
event is entered on the UCI America Tour calendar and is registered in the class as listed above, in
conformity with the UCI rules, points are awarded as follows:
Position
UCI America
Tour Points - 1.1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
125
85
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
ARTICLE 3. PARTICIPATION
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As per Article 2.1.005 of the UCI regulations, the event is open to the following teams:
 Pro Tour
 Pro Continental
 Continental
 National
As per Article 2.2.003 of the UCI regulations and at the organizer’s invitation the number of starting
riders per team is 8. Teams may not start with fewer than 6 riders.
As per Article 2.2.009 the contribution made by the organizer to travel and subsistence expenses of
teams or riders on the international calendar shall be negotiated between the parties except as specified
by the UCI in the case of World Tour, Euro Tour HC, Class 1, NCup and Elite Women’s World Cup.
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Teams may enter substitutes for the titular riders provided the number of substitutes does not exceed
4. Only listed substitutes may replace the titular riders.
ARTICLE 4. RACE HEADQUARTERS
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Beginning on June 2, the race headquarters will be located at;
201 S. Columbus Blvd
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215-521-6500
The hotel is located 12.5 mi/20km from the start on Lyceum Ave in Philadelphia, PA
ARTICLE 5. RIDER CONFIRMATION/TEAM MANAGERS MEETINGS
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Teams are reminded that per UCI regulations, participating riders MUST be confirmed, in writing, to the
Organizer no later than 72 hours before the start of the event.
All teams must be represented by a licensed team manager at registration and the managers meeting.
Check the lobby or Race Office for the assigned meeting room.
The team managers' meeting, organized in accordance with article 1.2.087 of the UCI regulations, in
the presence of the Members of the Commissaires’ Panel, is scheduled as listed below:
June 4, 2016
June 4, 2016
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10:00-11:30 am
Noon
Rider Confirmation (men)
Managers’ Meeting (men)
Registration will close promptly 30 minutes prior to the manager’s meeting so that updated rosters can
be distributed prior to the start of the meeting. Any teams not registering by that time will be subject to
penalties as stipulated by the UCI.
The team manager must present appropriate and valid licenses for all team riders and themselves at
registration.
The following documents must be presented at, or before, registration for the organizer:
 Payment information – Prizes will only be issued to those corporations or individuals who have
submitted corresponding W9 forms. Foreign teams or individuals are required to file form 8233 or
W8. Prize checks will be issued to one entity per team.
 USA Cycling waivers – one to be filled out and signed for EACH rider
 City of Philadelphia waivers- one to be filled out and signed for EACH rider
RACE NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED TO
THE ORGAINIZER
ARTICLE 6. RADIO-TOUR
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Radio communication equipment will be provided to teams, officials, staff and select individuals. These
are to be used for event communication only, unauthorized used will result in revocation of the
equipment.
Equipment may be picked up during the team registration and managers meetings. If you do not obtain
a radio at this time you may obtain one (if still available) at the start/finish 60 minutes prior to the event.
A credit card imprint or cash deposit, to cover the cost of the equipment, will be required for pick-up.
Failure to return any radio and/or communications equipment will result in forfeit of deposit or charge
to your credit card.
These radios will be used for several functions with separate channels for each use. It is the user’s
responsibility to ensure they are on the proper channel for their needs. Channel listings will be available
at radio pick-up.
Radio Tour will be on digital channel 2.
The radio tour channel is used exclusively to give information to teams, such as race updates and
service calls. Please refrain from using this channel for any other communication.
Radio Tour – Michael Kolodiejzski
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Radios will be returned IMMEDIATELY following the event at the radio equipment tent (Lyceum &
Manayunk Aves - near the start/finish).
ARTICLE 7. NEUTRAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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Shimano will provide neutral support.
The neutral support consists of 3 cars and 2 motorcycles.
ARTICLE 8. FINISHING TIME LIMITS
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Any rider finishing in a time exceeding that of the winner by more than 8% shall not be placed. The
Commissaires’ Panel in agreement with the organizer may in exceptional circumstances, increase the
time limit. To be eligible for any awards (except primes) a rider must be placed in the final classification.
ARTICLE 9. CLASSIFICATIONS
KING OF THE MOUNTAIN CLASSIFICATION - KOM
 Total Prizes $5,000 – 1st place
 The first three riders across the mountain classification lines will be awarded points on every lap. Points
awarded are:
POSITION POINTS MANAYUNK
1
2
3
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POINTS LEMON HILL
8
5
3
5
3
1
In the event of a tie in the mountain classification, the following criteria shall be applied in order until
the riders are separated:
1. Number of first places on the highest category climb (Manayunk)
2. Number of first places on the next highest category climb (Lemon Hill)
3. Final individual classification
SPRINT CLASSIFICATION
 The first three riders across the sprint classification line will be awarded points on every lap. Points
awarded are:
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POSITION
POINTS
1
2
3
5
3
1
In the event of a tie in the general sprint classification, the following criteria shall be applied in order
until the riders are separated:
1. Number of first places in the sprint classification
TEAM CLASSIFICATION
 The team classification is obtained by the sum of the three best individual times for each team.
 In the event of a tie in the team classification, the highest placed individual rider will determine the
winner.
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BEST YOUNG RIDER
 Total Prizes $1,000 – first place
 Best young rider classification is open to riders born on or after 1 January, 1994
 The best young rider is awarded to the highest placed, eligible rider, in the final individual classification.
PRIMES
 Primes may be announced for the next lap at the discretion of the announcers in cooperation with the
Chief Judge.
ARTICLE 10. PRIZES
CLASSIFICATIONS
Placing
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15
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17
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21
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25
TOTAL
Individual
$6,800
$3,500
$2,500
$1,700
$1,500
$1,250
$1,000
$800
$750
$600
$450
$350
$325
$275
$250
$200
$200
$200
$175
$175
$23,000
UCI
Points
125
85
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
3
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3
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PRT
Points
40
30
23
17
13
9
7
5
4
3
KOM
$5,000
Sprints
$2,500
Team
$3,500
Young
Rider
$1,000
$5,000
$2,500
$3,500
$1,000
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ARTICLE 11. ANTIDOPING
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This event is subject to UCI/USADA Anti-Doping Examination Regulations and all competitors and team
personnel must abide by these regulations. Any riders found positive will forfeit all prizes won at the
event and be subject to further sanctions by the governing bodies.
The list of riders required to report will be posted near the judge’s stage and at the anti-doping facility.
Riders selected will NOT be announced on the caravan radio prior to race finish. It is the responsibility
of the rider and/or his team personnel to check the postings and insure that the rider reports to antidoping within the required time.
The riders will be required to report to medical control within 30 minutes after the finish of the event or,
when applicable, 30 minutes after the awards and protocol ceremonies.
Anti-doping facilities will be in an RV in the parking lot on Manayunk Ave (see Start/Finish map).
ARTICLE 12. AWARDS CEREMONY


In accordance with article 1.2.112 of the UCI rules, the following riders must attend the official awards
ceremony and protocol as follows:
 Race Winner
 2nd Place
 3rd Place
 Sprint Winner
 KOM Winner
 Best Young Rider
Riders being awarded must present themselves at the podium no later than 12:30. Men’s award
ceremony will be immediately following the start of the women’s race. Failure to participate in any of
the ceremonies or follow the stated protocol may result in fines/penalties.
ARTICLE 13. STAGING AND SIGN-IN








All cars must be staged 1 hour prior to the start of each event
All service vehicles (not within the caravan) will not be able to park on the racecourse.
Failure to comply will result in your vehicle being towed.
Drivers and keys must remain with vehicles when parked.
See specific parking and staging directions in this Technical Guide.
Rider Sign-In is located at the awards stage and is open from 6:46-7:50 am
Team Management must insure that their entire team arrives together for sign in and rider introductions.
ONCE YOUR EVENT HAS ENDED DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE ON RACE COURSE DURING
THE WOMEN’S EVENT
ARTICLE 14. EVENT START/FINISH LINE AREA

Access to the finish line will be strictly controlled. Only team personnel and staff with specific start/finish
accreditation will be permitted access.
ARTICLE 15. DEVIATIONS:


All team vehicles (caravan and feed zone) must follow the directions of the event staff and pull off into
the appropriate area at the finish of the event. See directions and maps in this Technical Guide.
Failure to conform to these procedures will result in penalties or fines.
ARTICLE 16. PENALTIES

The UCI penalty scale is the only one applicable.
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MEN’S TEAMS
CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA
SPAIN
UNITEDHEALTHCARE
PROFESSIONAL CYCLING
TEAM
USA
SILBER PRO CYCLING
CANADA
HOLOWESKO / CITADEL P/B
HINCAPIE SPORTSWEAR
USA
TEAM ILLUMINATE
USA
TEAM JAMIS
USA
AMORE & VITA - SELLE SMP
UKRAINE
RALLY CYCLING
USA
LUPUS RACING TEAM
USA
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JELLY BELLY P/B MAXXIS
USA
TEAM NOVO NORDISK
USA
IRISH NATIONAL TEAM
IRELAND
GARNEAU QUÉBECOR
CANADA
H&R BLOCK PRO CYCLING
CANADA
ASTELLAS CYCLING TEAM
USA
CYLANCE-INCYCLE P/B
CANNONDALE
USA
ELEVATE PRO CYCLING P/B
BICYCLE WORLD
USA
CYCLING ACADEMY TEAM
ISRAEL
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UCI REGULATIONS-WOMEN
ARTICLE 1. ORGANIZATION

The Philadelphia International Cycling Classic (PICC) is organized by g4 Productions LLC in
conjunction with The City of Philadelphia The offices of g4 are located at 17 Sutton Rd Lebanon, NJ
08833. The Race Director, Robin Morton, can be reached at 001-484-643-3534
ARTICLE 2. TYPE OF EVENT

The PICC is classified as a Women’s World Tour (WWT) on the UCI America Tour and is run under
UCI regulations. The event is entered on the UCI America Tour calendar and is registered in the class
as listed above, in conformity with the UCI rules, points are awarded as follows:
Position
UCT Women’s
World Tour
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
120
100
85
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
ARTICLE 3. PARTICIPATION




As per Article 2.1.005 of the UCI regulations, the event is open to the following teams - following the
UCI invitation process:
 UCI Women’s Teams
 National Teams
As per Article 2.2.003 of the UCI regulations and at the organizer’s invitation the number of starting
riders per team is 6. Teams may not start with fewer than 3 riders.
As per Article 2.2.009 the contribution made by the organizer to travel and subsistence expenses of
teams or riders on the international calendar shall be negotiated between the parties except as specified
by the UCI in the case of World Tour, Euro Tour HC, Class 1, NCup and Elite Women’s World Cup.
Teams may enter substitutes for the titular riders provided the number of substitutes does not exceed
3. Only listed substitutes may replace the titular riders.
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ARTICLE 4. RACE HEADQUARTERS


Beginning on June 2, the race headquarters will be located at;
201 S. Columbus Blvd
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215-521-6500
The hotel is located 12.5 mi/20km from the start on Lyceum Ave in Philadelphia, PA
ARTCLE 5. RIDER CONFIRMATION/TEAM MANAGERS MEETINGS



Teams are reminded that per UCI regulations, participating riders MUST be confirmed, in writing, to the
Organizer no later than 72 hours before the start of the event.
All teams must be represented by a licensed team manager at registration and the managers meeting.
Check the lobby or Race Office for the assigned meeting room.
The team managers' meeting, organized in accordance with article 1.2.087 of the UCI regulations, in
the presence of the Members of the Commissaires’ Panel, is scheduled as listed below:
June 4
June 4




3:00-4:30 pm
5:00 pm
Rider Confirmation (women)
Managers Meeting (women)
Registration will close promptly 30 minutes prior to the manager’s meeting so that updated rosters can
be distributed prior to the start of the meeting. Any teams not registering by that time will be subject to
penalties as stipulated by the UCI.
The team manager must present appropriate and valid licenses for all team riders and themselves at
registration.
The following documents must be presented at, or before, registration for the organizer:
 Payment information – Prizes will only be issued to those corporations or individuals who have
submitted corresponding W9 forms. Foreign teams or individuals are required to file form 8233 or
W8. Prize checks will be issued to one entity per team.
 USA Cycling waivers – one to be filled out and signed for EACH rider
 City of Philadelphia waivers- one to be filled out and signed for EACH rider
RACE NUMBERS WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED TO
THE ORGAINIZER
ARTICLE 6. RADIO-TOUR








Radio communication equipment will be provided to teams, officials, staff and select individuals. These
are to be used for event communication only, unauthorized used will result in revocation of the
equipment.
Equipment may be picked up during the team registration and managers meetings. If you do not obtain
a radio at this time you may obtain one (if still available) at the start/finish 60 minutes prior to the event.
A credit card imprint or cash deposit, to cover the cost of the equipment, will be required for pick-up.
Failure to return any radio and/or communications equipment will result in forfeit of deposit or charge
to your credit card.
These radios will be used for several functions with separate channels for each use. It is the user’s
responsibility to ensure they are on the proper channel for their needs. Channel listings will be available
at radio pick-up.
Radio Tour will be on digital channel 2.
The radio tour channel is used exclusively to give information to teams, such as race updates and
service calls. Please refrain from using this channel for any other communication.
Radio Tour – Michael Kolodiejzski
Radios will be returned IMMEDIATELY following the event at the radio equipment tent (Lyceum &
Manayunk Aves- near the start/finish).
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ARTICLE 7. NEUTRAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT


Shimano will provide neutral support.
The neutral support consists of 3 cars and 2 motorcycles.
ARTICLE 8. FINISHING TIME LIMITS

Any rider finishing in a time exceeding that of the winner by more than 8% shall not be placed. The
Commissaires’ Panel in agreement with the organizer may in exceptional circumstances, increase the
time limit. To be eligible for any awards (except primes) a rider must be placed in the final classification.
ARTICLE 9. CLASSIFICATIONS
QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN CLASSIFICATION - QOM
 The first three riders across the mountain classification lines will be awarded points on every lap. Points
awarded are:
POSITION POINTS MANAYUNK

POINTS LEMON HILL
1
8
5
2
5
3
3
3
1
In the event of a tie in the mountain classification, the following criteria shall be applied in order until
the riders are separated:
1. Number of first places on the highest category climb (Manayunk)
2. Number of first places on the next highest category climb (Lemon Hill)
SPRINT CLASSIFICATION
 The first three riders across the sprint classification line will be awarded points on every lap. Points
awarded are:

POSITION
POINTS
1
5
2
3
3
1
In the event of a tie in the general sprint classification, the following criteria shall be applied in order
until the riders are separated:
1. Number of first places in the sprint classification
TEAM CLASSIFICATION
 The team classification is obtained by the sum of the three best individual times for each team.
 In the event of a tie in the team classification, the highest place individual rider will determine the winner.
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BEST YOUNG RIDER WOMEN’S WORLD TOUR
 Per UCI WWT regulations points awarded on the basis of the final classification of the three best placed
U23 riders (born after December 31, 1993).
POSITION POINTS
1
2
3
6
4
2
WOMEN’S WORLD TOUR LEADER

Per UCI WWT regulations
PRIMES
 Primes may be announced for the next lap at the discretion of the announcers in cooperation with the
Chief Judge.
ARTICLE 10. PRIZES
CLASSIFICATIONS
Placing
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
TOTAL
Individual
$5,000
$3,000
$2,000
$1,750
$1,500
$1,250
$1,000
$750
$725
$600
$550
$500
$475
$450
$425
$400
$375
$350
$275
$250
$225
$200
$175
$150
$125
$22,500
UCI Points
120
100
85
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
QOM
$5,000
Sprints
$2,500
Team
$3,500
Young Rider
$1,000
$5,000
$2,500
$3,500
$1,000
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ARTICLE 11. ANTIDOPING




This event is subject to UCI/USADA Anti-Doping Examination Regulations and all competitors and team
personnel must abide by these regulations. Any riders found positive will forfeit all prizes won at the
event and be subject to further sanctions by the governing bodies.
The list of riders required to report will be posted near the judge’s stage and at the anti-doping facility.
Riders selected will NOT be announced on the caravan radio prior to race finish. It is the responsibility
of the rider and/or his team personnel to check the postings and insure that the rider reports to antidoping within the required time.
The riders will be required to report to medical control within 30 minutes after the finish of the event or,
when applicable, 30 minutes after the awards and protocol ceremonies.
Anti-doping facilities will be in an RV in the parking lot of Manayunk Ave (see Start/Finish map).
ARTICLE 12. AWARDS CEREMONY

In accordance with article 1.2.112 of the UCI rules, the following riders must attend the official awards
ceremony and protocol as follows:
 Race Winner
 2nd Place
 3rd Place
 QOM
 Sprint
 Best Young Rider - WWT
 Leader - WWT

Riders being awarded must present themselves at the podium no later than 10 minutes after crossing
the finish line. Failure to participate in any of the ceremonies or follow the stated protocol may result in
fines/penalties.
ARTICLE 13. STAGING AND SIGN-IN







All cars must be staged 1 hour prior to the start of each event
All service vehicles (not within the caravan) will not be able to park on the race course.
Failure to comply will result in your vehicle being towed.
Drivers and keys must remain with vehicles when parked.
See specific parking and staging directions in this Technical Guide.
Rider Sign-In is located at the awards stage and is open from 11:30 am - 12:20 pm
Team Management must insure that their entire team arrives together for sign in and rider introductions.
ARTICLE 14. EVENT START/FINISH LINE AREA

Access to the finish line will be strictly controlled. Only team personnel and staff with specific start/finish
accreditation will be permitted access.
ARTICLE 15. DEVIATIONS:


All team vehicles (caravan and feed zone) must follow the directions of the event staff and pull off into
the appropriate area at the finish of the event. See directions and maps in this Technical Guide.
Failure to conform to these procedures will result in penalties or fines.
ARTICLE 16. PENALTIES

The UCI penalty scale is the only one applicable.
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WOMEN’S TEAMS
ALE' CIPOLLINI
ITALY
ASTANA WOMEN'S TEAM
KAZAKSTAN
BEPINK
Italy
BOELS DOLMANS CYCLING
TEAM
BELGIUM
BTC CITY LJUBLJANA
SLOVENIA
CANYON SRAM RACING
GERMANY
CYLANCE PRO CYCLING
USA
HAGENS BERMAN /
SUPERMINT PRO CYCLING
TEAM
USA
COLAVITA/BIANCHI
USA
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PARKHOTEL VALKENBURG
CONTINENTAL TEAM
NETHERLANDS
RALLY CYCLING
USA
TEAM TIBCO - SILICON
VALLEY BANK
USA
TWENTY16 – RIDEBIKER
USA
UNITEDHEALTHCARE
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S
CYCLING TEAM
USA
VISIT DALLAS DNA PRO
CYCLING
USA
WEBER SHIMANO LADIES
POWER
USA
WIGGLE HIGH5
GREAT BRITAIN
MEXICAN NATIONAL TEAM
MEXICO
COLOMBIA NATIONAL TEAM
COLOMBIA
SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL
TEAM
SOUTH AFRICA
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MEDIA REGULATIONS

The following is a summary of the rules and regulations pertaining to the press and media caravans.
The safety and control of the race caravan is under the control of the Commissaires.

A complete set of regulations and penalties is published by the UCI and is available on their web page
(www.uci.ch.) under Road - Regulations.

All photographers, press and drivers must be properly identified and credentialed by the Race
Organizer. Credentials can be obtained at the media office located in the race headquarters or at the
Media Tent on-site day of the event. No individual will be allowed on course without proper credentials.

Car and moto drivers are responsible for their vehicles and shall immediately comply with orders and
instructions given by the Organizers and Jury of Commissaires.

All drivers of press vehicles must hold a UCI-affiliated federation license of a “vehicle driver” for a road
event.

No press vehicle or moto whatsoever shall be permitted to accompany the riders during the last 500
meters to the finishing line unless specific exception was made prior to the start of the race.

If press personnel permit riders to hold onto vehicles, they shall be removed from the caravan and
suspended for a period the duration of which is commensurate with the incident.

Within the press motorcade, press vehicles shall have priority over the vehicles of any VIPs that may
be present at the invitation of the organizer.

Photographing and filming from a moving press vehicle (car/van) is prohibited.

It is forbidden to interview riders as they race. Team Managers may be interviewed except during the
last 10 km (provided the interview is from a moto or pre-wired).

A maximum of three moto/cameras and one moto/sound are permitted in the caravan.

Motos shall not remain near riders unless filming.

Any media representatives working at the finish line area must obey the instructions of the Race
Director and must not impede in any way the finish of the race. The photo pit at the finish line is
designated on the map in this Guide.
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
g4 Productions d/b/a PICC (“Organizer”) shall conduct the Athletic Event according to the descriptions set
forth. Should Organizer alter or modify the Athletic Event in any material way, Organizer shall inform Rider
of any alterations in as timely a manner as possible.
Organizer shall conduct the Athletic Event according to UCI rules. should a dispute arise over any aspect
of the conduct of the Athletic Event, the President of the Jury shall render the final decision.
Rider shall comply with all rules and regulations governing the Athletic Event and will use his or her best
effort to perform up to his or her ability.
Licensed Team Manager/Representative shall attend the mandatory Team Managers Meeting and/or
Registration to be scheduled within 24 hours prior to each Athletic Event.
If requested by Organizer, Rider agrees that he or she may be interviewed, videotaped, filmed and
photographed for promotional purposes if such sessions can be scheduled at a time and place reasonably
convenient to both Organizer and Rider.
If requested by Organizer, Team shall attend all press conferences and Event functions.
Organizer shall have the right to promote and publicize Rider’s appearance in the Event and shall be
permitted to use Rider’s likeness as is generally available although not as an endorsement of any specific
product.
Nothing herein shall be construed as a representation or agency agreement between Organizer and Team
or Rider other than as to pertain to the Rider’s appearance at the Organizer’s Athletic Events and in the
promotional activities immediately surrounding said Athletic Events as described more fully in the contract.
As a condition of entry in each Athletic Event, Rider shall sign a standard liability release form entitled
“Accident Waiver and Release from Liability”, and a USAC Event Release Form as well as for the City of
Philadelphia.
Riders must adhere to all USADA and/or UCI anti-doping control procedures in effect at the event.
Riders must finish the entire event within the time limit to qualify for any special classification with the
exception of primes.
Championship jerseys may only be worn in the discipline in which they have been awarded (track jerseys
in track events, road in road events, etc.). Reigning champions in a discipline must wear their jersey when
competing in that same discipline.
No rider will be permitted to race as a member of any other team if the trade team to which the rider belongs
has already entered.
All competitors are required to wear a hard shell helmet as required by UCI and complying with USAC
regulations. Any rider removing his or her helmet during competition may be disqualified.
Any Team or Rider who is paid prize money may be subject to any local income taxes and any other taxes
including but not limited to US Federal Income Tax. Organizer may, if required by the local Government or
the Internal Revenue Service, withhold any such tax payments from Team or individual Rider’s prize money.
Any and all damages or expenses incurred by Team or Rider to any facility or property under control of
Organizer will be deducted from Rider’s prize money. Prize money will be forwarded to Team or Rider
approximately 90 days following Organizer’s receipt of final drug testing results after each Athletic Event,
and provided Rider or Team has submitted any tax forms as required by the Organizer.
Organizer reserves the right to disqualify or eject any persons (rider, management or staff) for failure to
comply with the PICC Conditions of Entry, or who engages in unsportsmanlike conduct (verbal or physical)
towards competitors, officials, event staff, sponsors, spectators, etc.
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COURSE OVERVIEW – FULL COURSE
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COURSE OVERVIEW – FINAL 3 KILOMETERS
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SPRINT SPOT LOCATOR MAP
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START/FINISH LINE LOCATOR MAP
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LEMON HILL LOCATOR MAP
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DIRECTIONS TO START/CARVAN STAGING
Directions from Penn’s Landing (hotels) to Caravan Staging -Start/Finish




9.5 miles/15km – 45 - 60 minutes’ travel time
 Depart S Christopher Columbus Blvd toward N Christopher Columbus Blvd 0.2 mi
 Take ramp right for Market St toward Center City / Historic Area / Market Street 0.8 mi
 Turn right onto N 7th St 0.4 mi
 Take ramp left for I-676 West / US-30 West toward Central Philadelphia 1.9 mi
 Keep straight onto I-76 W / US-30 W 3.5 mi
 At exit 338, take ramp right for Belmont Ave toward Green Lane 0.1 mi
 Turn right onto Belmont Ave Road name changes to Green Ln 0.7 mi
 Turn right onto Pechin St
All team support personnel requesting to be on the course MUST have the proper credentials
All vehicles will need the proper event placard to enter racing venue. Police will only allow event
vehicles to enter.
Only 2 vehicles per team permitted (one caravan and one feed zone) in caravan staging. All other team
vehicles must park outside the race perimeter.
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CARAVAN STAGING & DEVIATION MAP
Staging



Follow the directions of the PICC Event Staff for Caravan Staging on Pechin Street
Access is from Green Lane only.
Only 2 vehicles per team will be permitted in the staging area.
Deviation
On the final lap of event the prior to the Finish line on Lyceum Avenue, the Caravan will:
 Left onto Fleming Street
 Right onto Green Lane
 Right onto Manayunk Avenue*
 Right into the public parking lot
 To exit Make a U turn exiting the lot
 Right onto Manayunk Ave to Green Lane (2-way traffic) to exit the course
*Vehicles will be permitted to pass thru the barricades (only at this intersection) with vehicles placards &
credentials
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FEED ZONE LOCATOR MAP
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

All team support personnel requesting to be in the feed zone MUST have the proper credentials
All vehicles will need the proper placard to enter and park in the feed zone.
Police will only allow event vehicles to enter.
Park only in appropriate and safe locations (refer to map).
Only 1 vehicle per team permitted. All other team vehicles must park outside the race perimeter.
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FEED ZONE VEHICLE DEVIATION MAP
Team Car-Support Deviation - Following at the rear of the caravan with 1 lap to go

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

Feed Zone vehicles will exit the race course at the intersection of Main & Levering Streets.
Vehicles must stay in the LEFT lane of Main St heading towards Green Lane
Right on Green Lane for 1.4 mile
Right onto Manayunk Ave.
Vehicles will be permitted to pass thru the barricades (only at this intersection) with vehicles
placards & credentials
Right into the public parking lot.
To exit:



Make a U turn exiting the lot
Left onto Manayunk Ave
Turn onto Green Lane (2-way traffic) to exit the course.
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SPEED TABLE
DISTANCE
RACE
LEG
TOTAL
ACTION
43
KPH
27
MPH
MEN
47
KPH
29
MPH
KM
MI
KM
MI
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

Start Lyceum Ave.
12:30
12:30
8:00
8:00
0.2
0.3
0.2
1.0
0.1
0.2
0.1
0.7
0.2
0.5
0.6
1.7
0.1
0.3
0.4
1.0




12:30
12:30
12:30
12:32
12:30
12:30
12:30
12:32
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:02
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:02
0.6
0.4
2.3
1.4

12:33
12:33
8:03
8:02
0.3
0.2
2.6
1.6

12:34
12:33
8:03
8:03
1.0
0.6
3.6
2.2

12:35
12:35
8:04
8:04
0.6
1.2
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.4
4.2
5.4
5.9
2.6
3.3
3.7
Pechin St
Roxborough Ave
Manayunk Ave
Ridge Ave
Ridge Ave - Junction Main St
Manayunk
CAUTION TWO-WAY
TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT
FJ Connector Ramp to Kelly Dr
Kelly Dr
CAUTION TWO-WAY
TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT
SPRINT SPOT @ Midvale Ave
Strawberry Mansion Bridge Dr
Reservoir Dr
12:36
12:38
12:39
12:36
12:38
12:38
8:05
8:07
8:08
8:05
8:06
8:07
FEED ZONE at Baseball Fields
12:39
12:38
8:08
8:07
12:41
12:40
8:09
8:09
12:42
12:41
8:10
8:09
12:44
12:44
12:45
12:45
12:43
12:43
12:43
12:44
8:12
8:12
8:12
8:13
8:11
8:11
8:12
8:12
12:46
12:44
8:13
8:12
12:49
12:47
8:16
8:15
12:52
12:50
8:19
8:18
12:55
12:53
8:21
8:20
12:57
12:55
8:23
8:21
12:57
1:00
1:00
1:01
1:01
12:55
12:58
12:58
12:58
12:58
8:23
8:26
8:26
8:26
8:26
8:22
8:24
8:24
8:24
8:24
SPRINT


LOCATION
WOMEN
37
40
KPH
KPH
23
25
MPH
MPH

0.0
0.0
5.9
3.7
1.1
0.7
7.0
4.4

0.6
0.4
7.6
4.7

1.5
0.1
0.3
0.4
0.9
0.1
0.2
0.2
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.7
5.6
5.7
5.8
6.0




0.2
0.1
9.9
6.2

1.8
1.1
11.8
7.3

2.3
1.4
14.0
8.7

1.8
1.1
15.8
9.8

1.1
0.7
17.0
10.6

0.2
1.8
0.1
0.0
0.2
0.1
1.1
0.0
0.0
0.2
17.2
19.0
19.1
19.2
19.4
10.7
11.8
11.9
11.9
12.1





Fountain Green Dr
CAUTION: Stay in left lane thru
tunnel
Kelly Dr
CAUTION TWO-WAY
TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT
Lemon Hill Dr
Lemon Hill Dr
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
Sedgley Dr
Kelly Dr
CAUTION TWO-WAY
TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT
Kelly Dr - Junction Fountain
Green Dr
Kelly Dr - Junction Strawberry
Mansion Bridge Dr
Kelly Dr - Junction Falls Bridge
Ridge Ave
CAUTION TWO-WAY
TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT
Main St Manayunk
Levering St
Cresson St
Levering St
Lyceum Ave
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0.4
0.2
19.8
12.3

4.2
2.6
23.9
14.9
SPRINT
END of LAP 1
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
SPRINT SPOT
1:02
12:59
8:27
8:25
1:08
1:05
8:33
8:30
FEED ZONE
1:11
1:08
8:35
8:33
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
END of LAP 2
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
SPRINT SPOT
1:17
1:13
8:40
8:37
1:34
1:29
8:54
8:50
1:40
1:35
9:00
8:56
FEED ZONE
1:44
1:38
9:03
8:58
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
END of LAP 3
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
SPRINT SPOT
1:49
1:43
9:07
9:03
2:06
1:58
9:22
9:16
2:13
2:04
9:27
9:21
FEED ZONE
2:16
2:07
9:30
9:24
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
2:21
2:12
9:35
9:28
2:38
2:28
9:49
9:41
2:45
2:34
9:55
9:47
FEED ZONE
2:48
2:37
9:57
9:49
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
END of LAP 5
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
SPRINT SPOT
2:53
2:42
10:02
9:54
3:10
2:57
10:16
10:07
3:17
3:04
10:22
10:12
FEED ZONE
3:20
3:06
10:25
10:15
LEMON HILL KOM/QOM
END of LAP 6
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
WOMENS RACE END
SPRINT SPOT
3:25
3:11
10:29
10:19
3:42
3:27
10:43
10:32
10:49
10:37
FEED ZONE
10:52
10:40
LEMON HILL KOM
END of LAP 7
MANAYUNK KOM
SPRINT SPOT
10:56
10:44
11:11
10:58
11:17
11:03
FEED ZONE
11:19
11:05
LEMON HILL KOM
11:24
11:10
END of LAP 8
MANAYUNK KOM
SPRINT SPOT
11:38
11:23
11:44
11:28
LEMON HILL KOM
11:51
11:35
MENS RACE END
MANAYUNK KOM
12:05
11:49

1.9
1.2
25.9
16.1
3.3
2.0
29.2
18.1


10.4
6.5
39.6
24.6
4.2
2.6
43.8
27.2
SPRINT

1.9
1.2
45.7
28.4
3.3
2.0
49.0
30.5


10.4
6.5
59.4
36.9
4.2
2.6
63.6
39.5
SPRINT

1.9
1.2
65.5
40.7

3.3
2.0
68.8
42.8

10.4
6.5
79.3
49.3
4.2
2.6
83.5
51.9
SPRINT
END of LAP 4
MANAYUNK KOM/QOM
SPRINT SPOT

1.9
1.2
85.4
53.1

3.3
2.0
88.7
55.1

10.4
6.5
99.1
61.6
4.2
2.6
103.3
64.2
SPRINT

1.9
1.2
105.2
65.4

3.3
2.0
108.5
67.4

10.4
6.5
118.7
73.8
4.2
2.6
122.9
76.4
SPRINT

1.9
1.2
124.8
77.6

3.3
2.0
128.1
79.6

10.4
6.5
138.5
86.1
4.2
2.6
142.7
88.7
SPRINT

1.9
1.2
144.6
89.9

3.3
2.0
147.9
91.9

10.4
6.5
158.4
98.4
4.2
2.6
162.5
101.0
SPRINT

5.1
3.2
167.7
104.2

10.4
6.5
178.1
110.7
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CARAVAN OPERATIONS DIAGRAM
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EVENT CONTACTS
TITLE
STAFF MEMBER
PHONE
Event Director
Race Director
Operations Director
Controller
Marketing Services
Marketing Services
Race Doctor
Graphics/Design
Volunteer Coordinator
Team Liaison
Livestream Producer
Registration Coordinator
Technical Staff
Driver and Caravan Coordinator
Stage Manager
Awards Manager
Alice Armstrong
Robin Morton
Ralph Casale
Rachel Green
Janine Carroll
Ravi Rajcoomar
Dr. Neal Stansbury
Matt Reece
Katie Morrison
Ryan Oelkers
John Eustice
Dennis Angelo
Eric Lepping
Henry Tremper
John Chaki
Michele Freeman
484.643.3532
484.643.3534
215.416.4410
267.446.2909
610.220.1441
561.371.0867
610.952.6452
215.284.4328
757.621.0798
267.973.5821
917.699.4566
813.367.6272
215.868.7063
302.438.4325
215.622.5443
267.738.5709
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DIRECTIONS TO RACE HEADQUARTERS
Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing, 201 S Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106, +1.215.521.6600
From I-95
Take I-95 to Exit 20 (Washington Avenue/Columbus Boulevard). Make a left onto Columbus Boulevard.
Hotel is located one-mile north on the right.
From the Ben Franklin Bridge
Once over the bridge in Philadelphia, travel on the ramp towards I-95. Take I-95 South to Exit 20
(Washington Avenue/Columbus Boulevard). Make a left onto Columbus Boulevard. Hotel is located onemile north on the right.
From the Walt Whitman Bridge
Once over the bridge in Philadelphia, bear to the right towards I-95. Take I-95 North to Exit 20
(Washington Avenue/Columbus Boulevard). Make a left onto Columbus Boulevard. Our hotel is located
one-mile north on the right.
From the Philadelphia Suburbs
Take I-76 East to I-676 East. Continue on I-676 East to I-95 South. Take I-95 South to Exit 20
(Washington Avenue/Columbus Boulevard). Make a left onto Columbus Boulevard. Hotel is located onemile north on the right.
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HONOR ROLL
YEAR
WOMEN’S WINNER
MEN’S WINNER
2015
Elizabeth Armitstead (GBR)
BOELS DOLMANS CYCLING TEAM
71 miles – 2:58:01
2014
Evelyn Stevens (USA)
SPECIALIZED - LULULEMON
61 miles – 2:28:57
2013
Evelyn Stevens (USA)
SPECIALIZED - LULULEMON
61 miles – 2:33:25
Carlos Barbero Cuesta (ESP)
CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA
110 miles – 3:54:11
Kiel Reijnen (USA)
UNITEDHEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL
CYCLING TEAM
120 miles – 4:28:35
Kiel Reijnen (USA)
UNITEDHEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL
CYCLING TEAM
120 miles – 4:35:34
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the 2016 Technical Guide - Philadelphia International Cycling Classic

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