Hi Guys
I just received an email from CI outlining the rules regarding club gear. We have to register our design with them and from now on EPIC participants in CI approved races (road and off-road) are only allowed to wear this registered design. I don't know how strict it will be but just giving everyone the head up. We are ordering new gear this year but the design will remain unchanged (except sponsors).
Club members taking part in any competitive event shall only be allowed compete if wearing the clubs registered jersey. Any requests for alternative kits to be worn in Cycling Ireland affiliated events must be submitted to the Board of Cycling Ireland for prior approval, this applies to all clubs whether Road or Off-Road.
Any club member taking part in a competitive event is required to adhere to the following as part of Cycling Ireland's technical rules.
CHAPTER T5 - ARTICLE 2 - COSTUMES AND IDENTIFICATION
3. Riders belonging to a Cycling Ireland affiliated club must when competing in an open race, authorised by Cycling Ireland and organised under Cycling Ireland rules, wear the registered clothing of their affiliated club. In races where a one piece suit is normally worn and a club one piece suit is not available then the rider, with the commissaires agreement, may wear a plain one piece suit.
I just received an email from CI outlining the rules regarding club gear. We have to register our design with them and from now on EPIC participants in CI approved races (road and off-road) are only allowed to wear this registered design. I don't know how strict it will be but just giving everyone the head up. We are ordering new gear this year but the design will remain unchanged (except sponsors).
Club members taking part in any competitive event shall only be allowed compete if wearing the clubs registered jersey. Any requests for alternative kits to be worn in Cycling Ireland affiliated events must be submitted to the Board of Cycling Ireland for prior approval, this applies to all clubs whether Road or Off-Road.
Any club member taking part in a competitive event is required to adhere to the following as part of Cycling Ireland's technical rules.
CHAPTER T5 - ARTICLE 2 - COSTUMES AND IDENTIFICATION
3. Riders belonging to a Cycling Ireland affiliated club must when competing in an open race, authorised by Cycling Ireland and organised under Cycling Ireland rules, wear the registered clothing of their affiliated club. In races where a one piece suit is normally worn and a club one piece suit is not available then the rider, with the commissaires agreement, may wear a plain one piece suit.