Additional Information

Race Information
– There will be 3 stages, riders are to complete the full racecourse (at least one valid run on all timed stages), the combined fastest times from each stage will determine the final standings.
– Stages can be completed in any order during the official race time.
– U13 category will be given 2 shuttle uplifts by the designated uplift vehicle per stage.
– There will be strictly NO private shuttles allowed on the race day and anyone caught shuttling will receive DNF.

Race Etiquette
– Riders are encouraged to use good behavior racing practice. Overtake only when safe to do so. When approaching a slower rider, hail “RIDER” so they know to pull over when safe to do so. Do not cut the lines and follow only bunted stages (it is not fair to others and significant cutting will result in DNF).
– Do not extend “run-in” on self-seeding stages, just be fair to others and start at a FIRST Start sign.
– Follow only bunted stages, if you make a wrong turn and damage stage bunting, please come back and repair the damaged bunting so the rider behind you doesn’t make the same error.
– Stage START will be marked by two signs, the FIRST one will determine where your stage “run-in” starts and the SECOND one is where your stage timing starts. There will also be two FINISH signs, the first one will signal you that you are approaching stage finish and the second one is when your time stops.

Timing
Timing chips will be attached to your race plate. All you need to do is collect your race plate when registering.

First-Aid
There will be first aiders on the course and at the finish line.
Seek the nearest track marshal for assistance.
In case of a “rider down” situation, where the injured rider is not able safely seek assistance by himself, the first passing rider is required to stop and assist, the second passing rider is then required to pass on the message about the incident to the nearest track marshal or first-aider.