2022 USATF Colorado Long Distance Running Grand Prix

Overview      Schedule      Divisions & Prize Money     Rules     Standings

OVERVIEW

At each Colorado championship race, athletes will earn Grand Prix points that will accumulate through the year towards a year-end point total.  Points will be earned by all USATF Colorado members with the winner of each division earning 1000 points and the last place finisher earning 200 points.

Divisions (for both men and women) will be Open and Masters 40-44, Masters 45-49, Masters 50-54, Masters 55-59, Masters 60-64, Masters 65-69, Masters 70-74, Masters 75-79, Masters 80+.

SCHEDULE

DIVISIONS & PRIZE MONEY 

RULES/SCORING   (How you Score in the Grand Prix)

Divisions
See chart above

Grand Prix Points
At each championship race the winner of each division will be awarded 500 points and the last place finisher will be awarded 100 points. Points will be awarded to all finishers in a division on a descending scale down to the minimum point value (100).

• Base Score - An athlete’s best four (4) scores will be added together to determine their base Grand Prix score.
• Bonus Points  - An additional 100 points will be added to the athlete’s score for participation in each of the following events;

         - 5th event in the Grand Prix
         - 6th event in the Grand Prix

Total Grand Prix Score = Base Score + Bonus points

Notes:

• points can not be earned retroactively.  You must be a USATF Colorado member at the time of the event to earn points.
• an athlete must score in a minimum of four (4) races to be eligible for the prize money.
• If a masters athlete changes age divisions during the year his/her points will only apply to the division they competed in at the particular Grand Prix race.  They can combine races in the two divisions to meet the (4) four race minimum requirement.   
• Where possible, athletes 40 years and older will be scored in both the Open and Masters divisions

STANDINGS (final)

Open
Masters