30-31st of January 2010: A new edition of this big 2 stage off-road MTB race in La Santa.
A two stage race for professionals as well as MTB enthusiasts with incredible views along the way.
30 K on Saturday along the community of Teguise and towards Soo, Muñique Tao into Tinajo and back to La Santa.
60 K on Sunday through Tinajo, Timanfaya, Tinguatón, Tinajo and back to La Santa.
The route
The race takes place in the idyllic and volcanic nature of the northern coast side of the island starting from Club La Santa. 95 % of the route is off-road and exists of gravel- sand- and lava roads. It is necessary to be in shape in order to overcome the up- and down hills of the stage.
Schedule of Events
Friday, January 29th
16.00-19.00 Registration and information, Sports Booking, Club La Santa
19.00 Pre race meeting (English), Square, Club La Santa
Saturday, January 30th Race Day: Short Course (approx 30 K)
09.45-10.15 Bike inspection at the race start, Stadium, Club La Santa
10.30 Race start, Stadium, Club La Santa
14.00 Race finish
Award ceremony shortly after the race, Stadium, Club La Santa
Sunday, January 31st Race Day - Long Course (approx 60 K)
08.00-08.45 Bike inspection at the race start, Stadium, Club La Santa
09.00 Race start, Stadium, Club La Santa
14.00 Race finish
Award ceremony, lottery and a meal of Paella for the participants
shortly after the race, Club La Santa.
Rules
• The Spanish Cycling Federation rules must be followed
• Only Mountain Bikes will be admitted to race
• The MTB must be in perfect working condition. Each participant must carry out a safety check
of the bike before participating (oiled chain, perfect functioning shifters and brakes, tires in
good condition, etc). The final check will be performed by the judges of the Spanish Cycling
Federation
• Participants should carry spare parts
• Your race number must be placed on your back, the front of your helmet and the front of
your bike.
• It is mandatory to wear a helmet
• The bikers are not allowed to receive any help from others than the organization
Timing
ChampionChip has been selected as the official timing system.
Medical Service
Full medical care will be available during the event.
Categories and Awards
T-shirts to all participants
2 Stages:
Trophies for the overall top 5 male/female and prizes for the top 3 male/ female in each age group. Medals for all finishers.
Saturday - short distance:
Daily prizes for the male and female winners in the following age groups: Cadets 15-16 30 K, Junior 17-18 30 K, Sub 23 19-22 30 K, Elite 23-29 30 K (Elite: daily prizes for top 3 male and female), Master 30+ 30 K, Master 40+ 30 K, Master 50+ 30 K, Master 60+ 30 K.
Sunday - long distance:
Daily prizes for the male and female winners in the following age groups: Sub 23 19-22 60 K, Elite 23-29 60 K, (Elite: daily prizes for top 3 male and female), Master 30+ 60 K, Master 40+ 60 K, Master 50+ 60 K, Master 60+ 60 K.
Registration:
20 € for 1 Stage (+ ChampionChip: deposit of 25 €)
30 € for 2 Stages (+ ChampionChip: deposit of 25 €)
15 € for 1 Stage (+ ChampionChip: deposit of 25 €): Canarian federation residents
20 € for 2 Stages (+ ChampionChip: deposit of 25 €): Canarian federation residents
(The payment is to be made when you pick up your number)
All participants need to bring a license from the national federation. If you do not have one, you can apply for one when registering. You can download the form on the following link:
In 2009 the winners were the Dane Benjamin Justesen and the British citizens Sue Clarke.
1st Stage: Benjamin Justesen, DEN 00:54:35 and Linda Melanie Villumsen, DEN, 01:02:50
2nd Stage: Ian Wilkinson, GBR 02:13:45 and Sue Clarke, GBR 02:41:08
2 Stages: Benjamin Justesen, DEN 03:08:28 and Sue Clarke GBR 03:44:15 |