Memorize your bib number and see you at the Start Line.

Result will be available LIVE on race day.

Mountain Bike only (Flat/Riser handlebars only, no Drop Bars, no Aero Bars)

There will be no wheel size restriction, wheel sizes 24, 26'er, 650b or 27.5, 27.5+, 29'er, 29+ and Fat wheels are all allowed, as long as the tire width is NOT Narrower than 1.5 inches or 38c and should have threads or knobs. (Skinny, Sand Tires, Slick Tires, Semi-Slick, and Street Tires will NOT be allowed for this race). 

HELMET should be worn at all times while competing. Not wearing a helmet while racing will result in Disqualification.

Make sure that your bike is in top condition for the race. 

Race numbers MUST be attached to the Handlebar and must be visible at all times when racing.

E-Bikes are not allowed in the NON-eBikes Categories.

Only PEDAL Assist E-MTB will be allowed for use for the Open E-Bike race.

The race will be an XC fixed time mini endurance race where participants must do as many laps as possible within their time limit.

The type of start of each race will be a Mass Start in LeMan-style (run & mount your bike).

The race will take place on a 5.3 km off-road track with an off-road terrain of mixed flats, sandpits, natural & artificial obstacles, climbs, descents, single track, and berms.

Sharp Stones, off-camber turns, and construction debris are known hazards on this trail.

The race course is newbie-friendly. 

Track reading is highly advisable if you are new to this trail or new to mountain biking. 

Open Age Elite Male

Age Groupers

• Juniors (15-18) Male / Female

• Seniors (19-39) Male / Female

• Masters (40+) 

  • Male 40-49 

  • Female 40 & Above

• Veterans (50+) Male only

E-Bike Open

Kids Categories

• Youth 10-14 - 1 Lap of the Main Route MINUS the big hill (Distance: 5.1 km)

• Kids 6-9 - Mini Lap (Distance: 0.9 km)

All competing riders must navigate the official route, covering every inch of the race route with no shortcuts, re-routing, or changes.

Our route volunteers did a great job marking the trail. Although Track reading is optional, Route familiarization falls under the responsibility of the competing rider. 

Any competing Riders incorrectly navigating the route (wrong turns or who become temporarily disoriented) must return to the point they departed the correct path and re-enter the course at that point to avoid disqualification.

Track reading MUST be done in advance. NO Track reading will be allowed while any race is in progress. Track reading, while another race is in progress, can impede the progress of the riders doing the race at that time. You will get a time penalty when someone reports that you track read while the race is in progress. 

Race participants should be present at the starting line for the starting and call to order 10 minutes before the scheduled start. (See event timing)

There will be a Short Race Briefing before the start of each race.

Field Marshals will be strategically posted on the race-course and available to assist riders while the race is ongoing.

Drinking Water (Sponsored by Rayyan Water) will be available after the finish line. 

Technical and Mechanical Support (Sponsored by Neverwasted) will be located near the start area. 

PLEASE RIDE SAFELY! - No Ambulance on Site. But we will have standby First Aiders and Volunteer Nurses.

EMERGENCY CONTACTS (save these numbers)

• Tin Tin (Head volunteer) - 5012 7269

• Ian Tubello (First Aider) - 7000 9780

• John Bonalos (Race Director) - 7794 198

All riders should allow faster riders to pass.

Course familiarization is the rider's responsibility. Track reading should be done in advance and not during when a race is going on. As a courtesy to your fellow riders, please AVOID TRACK READING while any race is in progress.

Unsportsmanlike conduct is subject to disqualification. Be friendly to everyone, and be courteous and respectful to race officials, volunteers, and fellow competitors.

Do not litter on or off the course.

Any competing riders incorrectly navigating the route (wrong turns or who become disoriented) must return to the point they departed and re-enter the course at that point to avoid disqualification.

Sign On Starts at 06:00 AM

Show proof of identity before claiming your race kits. You will be required to deposit your QID or Driver's License in exchange for your timing chip.

The use of another rider's entry is not allowed.

To make everything work smoothly:

• Know your race number in advance by checking the Start List (available on 11-January)

• You can only sign on for yourself and collect your own race number & timing chip.

• Your race number should be visible and positioned on your handlebar. Your timing chip is positioned on the non-disc side of the fork.

This race will be chipped-timed. We have a limit of 160 Chips for use.

The allocation of the Timing Chips will be on a "First in online registration, First served" basis.

Due to the limited availability of timing chips, We will also limit the number of registrations.

Register only if you are sure that you will be able to attend the race. WE BAN "No Show" riders.

If you join the racing event, you understand the risk of joining off-road cycling activities.

You understand that an Ambulance is not readily available and that the emergency response can take time in any case of an accident.

You understand that the organizers, officials, volunteers, and your co-competitor won't be liable for any accident that may occur and may happen to you during this event. 

Online registration is open until 3:00 PM on January 16, 2024

Memorize your bib number and see you at the Start Line.

Result will be available LIVE on race day.