Ocean Spray Saturdays
at T-Town

The OCEAN SPRAY Saturdays at T-Town run throughout the summer and offer racing opportunities for riders of all ages and abilities. Each week we will mix up the formats to keep it fun, competitive and safe. We’ll offer a combination of traditional Masters and Rookies Saturday race days interspersed with Sprint Tournaments and individual TT days that will include racing opportunity for Elites as well.

Temperature checks and screening questions will be asked upon entry. No communal water will be provided – please plan to be self-sufficient with your food and hydration needs. Hand sanitizer is available throughout the venue and good hand hygiene should be maintained. Please bring the tools and equipment you need as sharing is discouraged.

Race categories for Mass Start Saturdays will be:
MEN: 35+, 45+, 55+ and USAC categories 4 & 5
WOMEN: 35+, 55+ and USAC categories 4 & 5
JUNIOR: A & B (ages 10-15 based upon ability) – gear restriction 48×16 or equivalent
*Categories maybe combined depending on number of entrants

Pre-registration on BikeReg.com is required.

All VPCC run community programs, training sessions and racing will fully comply with all relevant current state, local and USAC guidelines. In keeping with the newly updated CDC and PADOH mask guidelines, Lehigh County has authorized the following policy regarding masks on the field of play for our venue:

 Fully vaccinated individuals may race without masks. Fully vaccinated is defined as 14 days since receiving the second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine OR fourteen days since receiving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

 Riders are required to provide proof of vaccination in the form of their CDC vaccination card (or photo) at the Rider Registration window for all events moving forward or until the policy is updated. Upon verification of status, riders will be issued a wristband. The registration window opens at 7:30am.

For riders who are not fully vaccinated, the mask mandate issued by the PADOH requires a mask when unable to consistently maintain six feet of distancing – which includes mass start events. Mask Mandate Section 3 provides for an exception (Section 3A) to this requirement: “Individuals who cannot wear a mask due to a medical condition, including those with respiratory issues that impede breathing, mental health condition, or disability.” Section 3B states “Individuals are not required to show documentation that an exemption exists.”

Both athletes and spectators who are not fully vaccinated are also required to wear a mask when unable to maintain six feet of distancing from individuals outside their household. This applies to both the infield and grandstands.

2021 Schedule