NEW REQUIREMENT
It's important to know that this year you only get ONE
temporary weekend racing license. So, if you are planning to
race 2 or more weekends, you need to go to
www.ussa.org and sign up for your
season long license.
PNSA GOAL
We welcome all levels of skiers, from skiers
looking to challenge themselves through racing, to the most avid ski
racer who attends every event they can. Our goal is to have
fun, ski with and meet new friends while improving one's racing skills.
Your goal is to bring a friend to a race and
spread the word about Masters' Racing.
PNSA OVERVIEW
PNSA Hosts races throughout the Pacific
Northwest, from January to April. Race in as few or as many races
as you like. There is a points competition per gender and
age category. These awards are given out at the PNSA Championships
at Mt. Bachelor, OR in April.
USSA/PNSA MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
Racers must have a current USSA Masters
Competition Card. This must be shown at the time of race
sign in. A temporary , or "day-of-race" membership can be
purchased at the race site.
FIS EQUIPMENT RULES
FIS MASTERS EQUIPMENT RULE
CHANGE: After a lot of lobbying by USSA, FIS Masters has
changed its equipment rules to the following:
The
present specifications for the length and radius of skis are changed to
be recommendations.
Exceptions: the ski length in super G
may not be less that 185 cm (men) and 180 cm (ladies).
Rules
concerning the maximum height of ski/plates are recommended. The
heights are reduced as follows:
Maximum distance from bottom to boot sole: 50 mm.
Maximum for
boot sole to base of foot: 45 mm.
OPERATING PROCESSES
- Click here to go to Masters Operating Processes.
