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POINTS RACE FAQs
- COMMONWEALTH GAMES CYCLING ROAD RACE LAPS?.
- How long is each lap?
- How many laps is a race?
- HOW DO I
- How do I become a member?
- Who do I contact with inquiries about the series?
- How do you time the races?
- How do I get my timing chip and what do I do with it?
- What if I miss a checkpoint/ didn't get it punched?
- Where do the races begin and what’s the course?
- RACE PACKET PICKUP AND COURSE INFORMATION.
- When can I pick up my race packet?
- How do I know where to go to pick up my race packet?
- What happens if I marked a store to pick up my packet, but I couldn't make it?
- What happens if I lose my manifest?
- Where and when can I pick up my race number?
- When will the course cones be picked up?
- ONLINE REGISTRATION: CLOSING TIME, FEES, AND DESTINATIONS.
- Why does online registration close early?
- Why are entry fees higher online?
- Where does the registration fee go?
- PARTICIPATE IN AN ENDURO RACE?.
- How does the Program work?
- What does it cost to ride a family enduro?
- What does it cost to camp?
- What does it cost to spectate?
- What does it cost to race an enduro?
- What is an enduro?
- What are the bike requirements to ride an enduro?
- What supplies do I need to ride an enduro?
- How old do I have to be to ride an enduro?
- What time does the race start and finish?
- HOW ENDUROS ARE SCORED: BONUS CHECKPOINTS EXPLAINED.
- How are enduros scored?
- What are the bonus checkpoints?
- FIND APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL ROAD RACE INFORMATION?.
- Who can earn RAS Perk Points?
- How can I register for the Apple Harvest Festival Road Races?
- Where can I park for the race?
- Where can I find race results?
- What are the pace groups available for each race?
- RACE AND Y CUP?.
- When is the Race?
- What is the route?
- When is the Kids Ride?
- What is The Y CUP?
- When is the Y CUP?
- Why the Y CUP?
COMMONWEALTH GAMES CYCLING ROAD RACE LAPS?.
Q: How long is each lap?
A: Approximately 4.6 miles.
Q: How many laps is a race?
A: Racing go karts is a physically demanding sport that requires a lot of effort. You will need to wear closed-toed shoes and have your long hair tied back while you are racing.
HOW DO I
Q: How do I become a member?
A: You can create a member account with Running Alliance Sport by filling out the short form under ‘Create an Account’ when you register for a race and check out. The next time you register for an RAS event, use your member login and password and you can check out more quickly.
Q: Who do I contact with inquiries about the series?
A: 1. All registered finishers of any GLCRS race will be placed in the Series Standings by Pickle Events.
2. Series Points are awarded based on the following criteria:
- 1st place: 10 points
- 2nd place: 7 points
- 3rd place: 5 points
- 4th place: 4 points
- 5th place: 3 points
- 6th place: 2 points
- 7th place: 1 point
2. Series Points are awarded based on the following criteria:
- 1st place: 10 points
- 2nd place: 7 points
- 3rd place: 5 points
- 4th place: 4 points
- 5th place: 3 points
- 6th place: 2 points
- 7th place: 1 point
Q: How do you time the races?
A: The RaceResults BibTag system is designed to minimize logistics and is extremely user friendly for participants. It is the world’s only timing system with just a single tag attached to the bib number.
Q: How do I get my timing chip and what do I do with it?
A: Wear your race number on the front of your shirt or shorts.
Q: What if I miss a checkpoint/ didn't get it punched?
A: No, we will not punch your manifest if the previous checkpoint is not punched.
Q: Where do the races begin and what’s the course?
A: The 5 mile and 5k races start at Columbus Blvd (near Flair Restaurant), the 2 mile walk starts at the Y, the Y CUP 1 mile run starts on Woodruff Street across from DePaolo Middle School, and the Little Fritter Fun Runs start on North Main Street by the Town Green.
RACE PACKET PICKUP AND COURSE INFORMATION.
Q: When can I pick up my race packet?
A: Packet pickup is usually available one or two days before the race at 1st Place Sports stores. Check the race information website for specific details.
Q: How do I know where to go to pick up my race packet?
A: You can pick up your packet on race day, but it'll be at the race site.
Q: What happens if I marked a store to pick up my packet, but I couldn't make it?
A: If you want your race packet shipped to you, you must pay for shipping.
If you want to pick up your race packet at our stores, you must pick it up by Friday, December 6th.
If you are not able to pick up your race packet by Friday, December 6th, you may pick it up at the race site on race day.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@fleetfeetn
If you want to pick up your race packet at our stores, you must pick it up by Friday, December 6th.
If you are not able to pick up your race packet by Friday, December 6th, you may pick it up at the race site on race day.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@fleetfeetn
Q: What happens if I lose my manifest?
A: You need to complete a manifest to get credit for the laps.
Q: Where and when can I pick up my race number?
A: 5k and 10k race
Friday, October 1st
YMCA
$15 for 5k, $20 for 10k
Runners will receive a t-shirt and medal
All proceeds go to the YMCA
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Ben at ben.baker@ymcatoledo.org.
Friday, October 1st
YMCA
$15 for 5k, $20 for 10k
Runners will receive a t-shirt and medal
All proceeds go to the YMCA
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Ben at ben.baker@ymcatoledo.org.
Q: When will the course cones be picked up?
A: There is no race day registration, and no refunds are given. The race will take place on a two-loop course with water and Gatorade stations at each mile. Packet pickup is on Saturday from 10am-2pm, and race day check-in begins at 6:00am. The race will start at 7:00am. Awards will be given to the top 3 male/female finishers overall and in each age group.
ONLINE REGISTRATION: CLOSING TIME, FEES, AND DESTINATIONS.
Q: Why does online registration close early?
A: Yes, we accept day-of registrations.
Q: Why are entry fees higher online?
A: If you are attending the conference, you should register as soon as you can. Early bird registration is available until June 15, 2015.
Q: Where does the registration fee go?
A: No, the race organizers do not keep any of the registration fees. The money is used to cover the costs of putting on the race, such as shirts, spoke cards, meals, printing, web costs, port-o-potties, and bonus supplies.
PARTICIPATE IN AN ENDURO RACE?.
Q: How does the Program work?
A: You earn points for every purchase which can be used to pay for future purchases!.
Q: What does it cost to ride a family enduro?
A: Family enduros are a great way to get the family involved in motocross. They are usually a little cheaper than regular motocross races, and they provide a great opportunity for the whole family to bond and have fun.
Q: What does it cost to camp?
A: There is a cost to being a member of a fraternity or sorority, but the benefits often outweigh the cost. The average cost of membership is around $1, 000 per year, but this can vary greatly depending on the chapter. Fraternities and sororities often offer scholarships and other financial assistance to help offset the cost of membership.
Q: What does it cost to spectate?
A: Enduros are a type of off-road motorcycle racing that typically takes place over several days. The races are usually held on natural terrain, such as forests or mountains, and the courses are typically very challenging, with a lot of elevation changes and technical sections. Enduros are typically spectator-friendly, as spectators can follow the riders throughout the race.
Q: What does it cost to race an enduro?
A: It’s $70 per event, if you choose to ride points-paying classes. (Nationals are operated by NEPG and have their own rate.) See rules to view what classes pay series points. It’s $60 if you choose to ride a non-points paying class.
Do I have to have an AMA number?
Yes. You must have an AMA number. You can sign up for an AMA number here.
Do I have
Do I have to have an AMA number?
Yes. You must have an AMA number. You can sign up for an AMA number here.
Do I have
Q: What is an enduro?
A: Enduro is a timekeeping off-road race that allows you to ride trails on private property that are not open to the public.
Q: What are the bike requirements to ride an enduro?
A: Bike must be street legal.
We will be riding on the street.
We will have a police escort.
We will be riding with traffic.
We will be obeying all traffic laws.
We will be riding on the sidewalks.
We will not be riding on the road.
We will be riding in a single file line.
We will not be riding two abreast.
We will be riding on the street.
We will have a police escort.
We will be riding with traffic.
We will be obeying all traffic laws.
We will be riding on the sidewalks.
We will not be riding on the road.
We will be riding in a single file line.
We will not be riding two abreast.
Q: What supplies do I need to ride an enduro?
A: – You need a GPS device, a way to hold your route card, a way to hold your scorecard, and a way to attach your GPS device to your handlebars.
### What if I don't have a GPS device?
If you don't have a GPS device, you can still participate in the event. We will have a limited number of GPS devices available for rent. The cost of the rental will be $10 per event.
### What if I don
### What if I don't have a GPS device?
If you don't have a GPS device, you can still participate in the event. We will have a limited number of GPS devices available for rent. The cost of the rental will be $10 per event.
### What if I don
Q: How old do I have to be to ride an enduro?
A: You must be at least 15.5 years old with a valid motorcycle permit or license from your state’s BMV.
Q: What time does the race start and finish?
A: The Y CUP 1 Mile Run begins at 9:10 a.m.
HOW ENDUROS ARE SCORED: BONUS CHECKPOINTS EXPLAINED.
Q: How are enduros scored?
A: The goal is to have the least amount of points, which are accumulated for being late or early.
Q: What are the bonus checkpoints?
A: Yes, you can do the bonuses without riding or registering.
FIND APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL ROAD RACE INFORMATION?.
Q: Who can earn RAS Perk Points?
A: Get a free £20 Amazon voucher from your local Co-op.
Q: How can I register for the Apple Harvest Festival Road Races?
A: The registration for the Boston Marathon will open on Sunday, October 3rd at 7:00 a.m. and will close at 8:00 a.m.
Q: Where can I park for the race?
A: Arrive early to secure a parking spot. You can also pick up your race packet on Friday or Saturday to have more flexibility with parking.
Q: Where can I find race results?
A: The YMCA will have results posted early the following week on their race webpage. Results are not yet available for the 2 Mile Walk or Little Fritter Fun Runs.
Q: What are the pace groups available for each race?
A: Yes, you can wear headphones while racing on the Blue Ridge Marathon course. You will need to pick up your timing chip at packet pickup, and there is a bag check at the start/finish line. There is no race app, but there will be massage therapists available. Dogs and strollers are not allowed on the race course.
RACE AND Y CUP?.
Q: When is the Race?
A: The Riverwest 24 is always the last full weekend of July. Sign up is by lottery system on the 1st Sunday of May (2022 it's May 15th!). You can also secure your guaranteed VIP slot for next year's ride by volunteering this year! Email volunteer@riverwest24.com for a link to the volunteer sign up form.
Q: What is the route?
A: No, there is no specific route you have to follow.
Q: When is the Kids Ride?
A: The race is on July 13-14 at Escuela Fratney
-You will need to sign up and pay the registration fee
-You will need to bring your own bike and helmet
-You will need to be at the race start line at 6:00am on July 13
-You will need to sign up and pay the registration fee
-You will need to bring your own bike and helmet
-You will need to be at the race start line at 6:00am on July 13
Q: What is The Y CUP?
A: The Apple Harvest Festival Road 5k Race is a running event that takes place during the annual Apple Harvest Festival in Southington, Connecticut. The race is open to all 4th and 5th grade boys and girls in Southington, and the last mile of the race is reserved for them.
Q: When is the Y CUP?
A: The 2019 Chicago Marathon will take place on Sunday, October 6th. The race will start at approximately 9:15 a.m.
Q: Why the Y CUP?
A: The YMCA is a great place to get in shape and have a ton of fun. It’s a great place to meet new people and learn new things. The YMCA is a great place to be a part of a community.