OzFclass

Because veterans (60+) are now often more than half the field, we're going with "Super Veteran" instead at our DRA OPM this weekend. Can someone please tell me what the qualifying age is? (ACT Queens has it)

When you see the letters SV after a name on a NRAA score sheet that person is 70+
Richard

Can anyone tell me what all the other codes mean as well? There must be a list somewhere but I cant find it.

Haven't seen that on any of my score sheets. I thought it must have been 80 We all look so young!

I thought the "S" stood for something else ......

I think we'll invent our own, Ultra Veteran, 75+. And we''ll still get more of them than juniors. I believe we have to accept what the age profile of the sport has become, and cater for what it is.

Maybe another for the 80's. How about O.F's.
I will be joining them next year.
Cheers,
Trevor.

I think you will find that:
PP is Police Person, SP is Service Person, U Is under 25, J is under 21, L is Lady and V is for Veteran (60+) and SV is Super Veteran (70+).

Richard

AlanF wrote:I think we'll invent our own, Ultra Veteran, 75+. And we''ll still get more of them than juniors. I believe we have to accept what the age profile of the sport has become, and cater for what it is.

much to the credit of nraa policies.
keep safe,
bruce.