FAQ
Q: What is my CSA license number and do I still need to pay for additional day licenses?
A: CSA license number is your PPA membership number, it reflects as a reference number on your card and No, you need not pay for any additional license as your PPA membership automatically includes your CSA membership fees. The only time you need apply for an additional license is if you wish to have a full racing license to race national and international champs, in which you have to apply for this via your local cycling club.
Q: I purchased a timing chip online whilst entering for an event, where can I collect it?
A: If a timing chip is purchased online whilst entering for an event, it can be collected at any times event from Racetec, who will be available at the start line.
Q: Which events are taken into consideration for seeding?
A: 1) All PPA-sanctioned events timed by Racetec.
2) You need to have results for at least 3-4 long routes, or 5 medium routes, or 10 short routes before the seeding system will work for you.
3) All major events timed by Racetec, such as Die Burger Fietstoer, The Cape Argus Pick n Pay cycle tour, the 94.7 etc will be used unless the seeding criteria are not met. Team events such as the DC and certain MTB events are not used for seeding.
4) Events used for seeding need to meet certain criteria – read more on the seeding page.
Q: What is the Cycle Tour telephone number?
A: The Cycle Tour office numbers are as follows:
Operations department: (021) 681-4300; fax (021) 685-6676
Call Centre for Event queries: (021) 681-4333; fax (021) 685-4448
Q: Is the timing chip included in my PPA membership fees?
A: No, the timing chip is not included and can be purchased at an additional cost of R110.
Q: I own a timing chip but am not a PPA member. Will I get a result?
A: For events where PPA pays for the timing, only PPA members get timed, as a direct benefit of membership. For events where the organiser has a big sponsor and pays for timing, all participants get a result.
