The problem is that CCS does not do background checks on license applicants, nor should they be expected to. It is assumed that applicants will tell the truth about their participation with other clubs. So unscrupulious applicants can lie if they choose to. Problem is, this sport is small. How would you expect NOT to be caught if you tried such a scam? Even worse, how could you expect to be treated with respect by your fellow racers if you were caught trying to pull something like this?
Kevin Elliot and Eric Kelcher are fair men. CCS will do the appropriate thing if these allegations are proven true. If they ARE true though, CCS will only be able to deal with the points, finishing positions, and license status of the riders in question. The real punishment needs to come from the racing community. Someone who'd pull such a move doesn't deserve a hello, a bottle of water, a brake lever, help with his rear stand.... In fact, you probably shouldn't piss on a guy like that if he was on fire!
Personally, I'm a SLOW Expert. I'm not competitive with a white plate. This year, CCS somehow accidentally bumped me down to Amateur status. I thought about that for maybe ten minutes, then called and told them they'd made a mistake. I've had my glory as an amateur. It's someone else's turn.
