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SUMMARY:Haute Route Norway 2018
DESCRIPTION:Haute Route Norway Summer 2018 (Dates TBC)\nThe inaugural Maserati Haute Route Norway\, set to take place in summer 2018\, is the latest step in an ambitious global expansion of the successful Haute Route concept. \nBased in Stavanger\, which has a rich history within Norwegian cycling\, this three-day cyclosportive will feature timed and ranked stages for an amateur peloton of riders from all over the world. \nRiders will discover some of the most beautiful and challenging terrain in the world where roads with majestic switch-backs climbs in amongst the Norwegian fjords – already an area of world class tourism. \nThe Maserati Haute Route Norway will benefit from a single race village location\, simplifying logistics and will feature all the key ingredients that make Haute Route events unique where amateur riders\, of a range of abilities\, are treated like pros. \nIn keeping with the Haute Route’s unique proposition\, riders on the 2018 Maserati Haute Route Norway will benefit from safety\, mechanical and medical support on the road\, massages and a rider’s meal after racing and full logistical support\, meaning that the focus is exclusively on the riding. \nHow To Enter \nEnter as an individual and join hundreds of riders from across the globe to live the cycling adventure of a lifetime. As the event is timed and ranked you will be part of the solo classifications. \nPlaces will be reserved on a first come first served basis\, with confirmation upon completion of the entry form and receipt of your payment via our online credit card payments system. \nRegistrations for the Maserati Haute Route Norway will open soon.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/haute-route-norway-2018/
LOCATION:Stavanger\, Norway
CATEGORIES:Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180804
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SUMMARY:The Snowman Swim 2018
DESCRIPTION:Snowman Swim 2018\nWelcome to the Aqua Sphere Snowman Swim – featuring the Mymbyr Miler and Mymbyr Half Miler! \nFor 2018\, we’re offering you the chance to experience an incredible open water swim in the stunning Llynnau Mymbyr\, in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park!  \nA full mile or half mile distance is on offer\, so come and experience this unique adventure at Plas y Brenin this Summer. \nVenue\nPlas y Brenin National Mountain Sports Centre\, Capel Curig LL24 0ET \nDate\nSaturday 4th August 2018\nSunday 5th August 2018 \nRegistration and Expo\nRegistration will be at Plas y Brenin (LL24 0ET).  \nCar Parking\nThere will be no parking available at Plas y Brenin. The race pay and display car park is approximately 250 metres along the road towards Capel Curig. \nPrizes\nCategories are decided on race turn out. \nUnder normal Circumstances both Womens and Mens prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 Open and 1st Placed Vets V40\, V50\, V60\, V70. Additional prizes may be added in events where participation numbers warrant extra recognition. \nAll prizes must be collected on the day. Under no circumstances will prizes be posted out.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/snowman-swim-2018-swimming-events/
LOCATION:Plas y Brenin\, Plas y Brenin\, Conwy\, Wales\, LL24 0ET\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Swimming
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SUMMARY:The Thames Marathon - Long Distance Swimming Event
DESCRIPTION:Long Distance Swimming Event\nThe Thames Marathon\, now in its 8th year\, is a 14km long-distance challenge swim from Henley-on-Thames to Marlow. It covers a beautiful stretch of the Thames and has become one of open water swimming’s most prestigious marathon swims. The swim is split into 4 sections. Swimmers will be required to exit the water at the 3 locks – Hambledon at 4k\, Hurley at 10k and Temple at 11.8k – where food and drink will be available. \nWhere does the swim start and finish?\nIn 2018 the Thames Marathon 14km swim will start at The Leander club\, Henley and finish at Higginson Park\, Marlow. \nWhere should I park for the event?\nThe official car parking will be in Henley\, at Wargrave Meadows\, Wargrave Rd. From here you will take the short walk to the start venue at Leander club. After you have finished your swim and had some food and collected your finisher medal\, we will transport you back to Henley. Supporters will be able to pay on the day to use the coach service. \nIs there other parking in Henley?\nYes\, there are plenty of public car parks in Henley and they are free on Sundays. The return coach will only drop off at the official car park. \nThames Marathon – Long Distance Swimming Event\nHow will my bag get to the end?\nWe will transport one small bag (3-4kg) for each swimmer. We will tag your bag for identification purposes\, and have it waiting for you at the finish area. We try and be careful but accidents do happen -please don’t use your best bag as we can’t be held responsible for any damage suffered in transit. \nCan I swim in a team with a group of friends?\nAbsolutely\, in fact we encourage it. The more people who swim together and look out for each other\, the safer the event is. If you wish to swim with friends\, please make sure that you all enter the same wave. \nWill I be able to wear a tow float?\nIn 2018 all swimmers will be required to use a tow float and are advised to get used to swimming with one before the event. Selkie Swim Co have some available. \nHow will you ensure that those who want to do solo swims are able to do so safely?\nWe have a fully approved safety plan that ensures coverage across the full course throughout the event. In addition ALL swimmers will be required to use a tow-float at the 2018 event. \nCan I swim non – wetsuit?\nWe do have a small number of non-wetsuit places available. . This is to minimise the risk to our safety plan. Wetsuits are important for retaining heat and providing buoyancy. If you would like a non-wetsuit place your application will be assessed by the events team for approval. Our decision is final on wetsuits and no discussion can be entered into. We advise swimmers to be prepared to wear a wetsuit if asked\, on the day. \nNon-wetsuit places have now been allocated for 2018 and a waiting list is in operation \nHow many feed stops will there be ?\nThere will be 3 feed stops in 2018 – one at each lock: Hambleden (4km)\, Hurley (10km) and Temple (11.8km) \nWhat food will be available at the feed stops?\nWe will provide a bit of everything\, including bananas\, energy bars\, energy drinks\, water\, some chocolate\, sweets\, and some salty snacks. A couple of the stops will also have hot drinks. \nHow will the start work?\nThe pink wave\, for faster swimmers that wish to race against the clock\, will go off first. The remaining waves will go off at 20 minute intervals (timetable subject to change). \nHow should I choose which wave to enter?\nFaster swimmers that wish to swim against the clock\, and have a 1500m pool time of 25 minutes or less should select the pink wave. \nOther swimmers should select either the blue or the green wave. In 2018 both of these waves will be of mixed ability. If you wish to swim with a group\, make sure you all select the same wave. The BLUE WAVE is now SOLD OUT. If you are not a pink wave swimmer\, please select the green wave. \nThe first (pink) wave will set off at 7am\, with approximately 20 minutes in between the waves. These timings are provisional and are subject to change. \nWe would recommend that if you are not presently able to complete a 1500m swim in under 45mins it might be as well to target a shorter event and then build for the 2019 Thames Marathon. \nAre there toilets on the course?\nThere are toilets at the start at Leander club\, and at the finish at Higginson Park. We are aiming to have a toilet stop at one of the food stations as well. \nCan supporters walk the route?\nThe route is walkable\, by following The Thames Path. Download the route here – Thames Marathon Walking Route. \nIt is also possible to cycle the route\, although there are a large number of kissing style gates where you may have to lift your bikes to get through. \nCan I talk to fellow swimmers in advance of the event?\nDefinitely\, we have set up Henley Swim Chatter as a facebook forum\, where you are able to discuss anything with fellow swimmers from nutrition and training tips to transport to the event on the day. There is also a facebook event page with all the latest information.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/thames-marathon-long-distance-swimming-event/
LOCATION:Henley-on-Thames\, Oxfordshire\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Swimming
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20180805T050000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20180805T120000
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SUMMARY:McDonald’s Townsville Running Festival 2018
DESCRIPTION:McDonald’s Townsville Running Festival\nREGISTRATION & RACE NUMBER COLLECTION\nYou must pick up your race number\, which is in your race pack\, at Jezzine Barracks on the Strand between 11am and 4pm on Saturday\, 5 August\, 2017 (the day before the event). \n*IMPORTANT NOTE: Late entries will be accepted but late fees will apply. Late entrees will only be accepted on Saturday\, 5 August between 11am and 4pm. \nCATEGORIES \nAll age categories are taken as age on the day of the event. \nMinimum ages apply. Marathon minimum age is 18 years old. Half Marathon minimum age is 15 years old\, however conditions do apply. Please contact admin@townsvillerunningfestival.com for more information. 10K Classic minimum age is 15 years old. \nMarathon\, Half Marathon and 10km (male and female)\n15 – 17\, 18 – 29\, 30 – 39\, 40 – 49\, 50 – 59\, 60 – 64\, 65 – 69\, 70 –74\, 75 plus \nBig Person Trophy (marathon only)\nover 86kg – weighed in at registration. \n5km Junior Fun Run (male and female)\n9 – 11\, 12 – 13\, 14 – 15\, 16 – 17 years \n5km Walkers and adults are non-competitive \nRACE START TIMES AND ASSEMBLY\nIt is recommended you get to the Race Precinct one hour before your race starts and to the start area at least 15 minutes before race start.\nThe start line for all races is on Jezzine Way with all races starting toward the Rock Pool. \n \nRACE NUMBERS\nIt is compulsory to wear your race number in your race. A timing device is attached to your number. This device can be checked on a timing mat located at registration on Saturday. Attach your race number with pins provided – do not fold\, bend or wrinkle your race number. For identification purposes wear your race number facing forward. We urge you to complete the medical details on the rear of your race number. Race numbers are colour coded per race. You are entitled to keep your race number and timing tag as a souvenir. Many runners are now competing in events in honour or in memory of someone. All race numbers this year have a space to write a name if you wish. Remember no race number means no race time. \nBAG DROP\nA Bag Drop tent will be located near the race assembly area\, on the grass in Jezzine Barracks. A tear-off bag identification tag is attached to your race number. \nRACE BRIEFING\nRace briefings will be conducted on registration day. Join our Race Director at 12pm and 2pm on Saturday\, 5 August at Race HQ to get the low down on your race. \nRACE SINGLETS\nEarly Bird Entry Fee until 31/5/2017. Marathon\, Half Marathon and 10K Classic entrants are guaranteed a race singlet. 5K Adult\, 5K Junior and 2.5K Hero Run entrants are guaranteed a race visor. \nNormal Entry Fee 1/6/2017 – 4/8/2017. Sizing cannot be guaranteed for Marathon\, Half Marathon and 10K Classic\, allocations will be in first in\, best dressed. \nLate Entry Fee 5/8/2017. No singlets/visors guaranteed. \nEarly Bird registrants in the a forementioned categories will will receive a race singlet/shirt when they collect their race packs on Saturday\, 6 August. Normal registrants in these categories will receive a singlet coupon from the Merchandise Stand. Correct sizes are not guaranteed; first-in\, best-dressed. Late registrants (those who register on Saturday\, 5 August) are not guaranteed. \nTOILETS\nPortable toilets will be available adjacent to the Race Assembly Area and Bag Drop tents. On course\, public toilets are available at the Rock Pool\, Strand Park (next to Picnic Bay SLSC)\, the Waterpark on the Strand\, Rowes Bay (opposite Caravan Park) and at 3 Mile Creek. \nTRAVEL AND PARKING\nBest parking options are in Rowes Bay with access via Howitt Street and in North Ward via Landsborough Street. Marathoners can access early parking in Cook Street prior to 5:30am. There will be limited parking in Isley Street. Course roads will be closed from 5:30am. \nPlease do not park across drive ways .Allow extra time to travel\, park and walk to the event. We suggest you plan to arrive at the event one hour prior to race start to allow plenty of time to secure bags\, warm up and get to the assembly area. \nThere will be designated pedestrian crossing points in Mitchell and Isley Streets for access into the event precinct. \nROAD SAFETY\nRunners will have to share some areas of the Marathon\, Half Marathon and 10K courses with traffic. Traffic will be controlled by Police and Traffic Controllers. Please obey any Police instructions. \nRun on the left hand side of the course or as directed by the race marshals stationed on each corner. The 5K and 2.5K courses are traffic free. \nROAD CLOSURES\nFor the safety of our runners the following road closures will be in place on 6 August\, 2016. \nRACE POLICIES \nAnimals of any description are not allowed to accompany a competitor. \nPersonal assistance to any competitor is not allowed. \nJogging strollers and prams are only allowed in the 2.5K Hero Run\, starting at the rear. \nRoller blades\, skates or skate boards are not permitted in any race. \nDisputes should be directed to Event Administration within 30 minutes of finishing. \nWalkers can enter all races except the Marathon. \nMEDICAL\nSt John’s Ambulance and Queensland Ambulance Service will provide medical services. The major medical facility is located near the finish line. St John’s Ambulance also has mobile services around the course. If you have a medical problem on course\, advise a marshal (located on each corner) or water stop attendant. \nDRINK STOPS (DS1\, DS2 ETC) \nDrink stops are located at approximately 5km intervals along the course. Drink stops have Special drinks\, Powerade electrolyte drink and water (in that order). \nVaseline and sunscreen are located around the course. \nSPECIAL DRINKS\nYour special drinks can be left at Registration on Saturday\, 5 August or up until 5.15am Sunday\, 6 August. Please place your drinks – marked with your race number and the Drink Stop (DS) number – in the boxes provided. Drink Stops (DS1\, DS2 etc) are marked on the course maps provided. \nWATER STOPS (WS1\, WS2\, ETC)\nWater stops are located at every 2.5km (approx.) along the course. These stops are stocked with water only.  \nRACE ETIQUETTE\nPlease be mindful of the following points in the interests of safety and a fair go for all competitors: \n– The use of iPods and earphones is discouraged: or\, if you need music\, leave one earpiece out.\n– Position yourself on the start line relative to your ability\, this makes for a safer and more efficient start for everyone. If you are walking in a race\, position yourself at the rear\n– Always run on the left hand side of the lane in the direction of travel\, this allows faster runners room to pass\n– Try not to form a roadblock across the lane\n– Do not suddenly change direction or stop\, especially at the start\n– Do not get frustrated with the lack of speed at the start\, take it easy\n– Always obey the directions of race officials and emergency services personnel \nCUT OFF TIMES\nRoads will reopen from 10.30am and runners will be directed onto footpaths in order to finish.\nThe marathon cut-off time is 12 noon. Official timing and finish chutes will close from 12pm. \nPROVISIONAL TIMING AND RESULTS\nProvisional results will be displayed on boards near Event Administration during the morning. If you have a query\, please direct it to Event Administration. \nPOWERADE RECOVERY TENT\nAs you cross the finish line\, you’ll be given a finisher’s medallion and ushered into the Powerade Water Tent. Please take refreshment and pass through the tent to ease congestion for incoming runners. Access is restricted once you have passed through. \nLAMBERTS RECOVERY AREA\nTake your time to recover and refresh with fresh fruit at the Lamberts Recovery area. \nFOOD AND BEVERAGES\nIn keeping with tradition\, Townsville Road Runners will provide free tea and coffee to all competitors. \nANYTHING ELSE\nIf you pull out of an event\, advise Event Administration. Wear sun safe clothing that is appropriate for your finishing time. Pay particular attention to hydration. \nMASSAGES\nMassages will be available after the race in the Expo area. \nPRESENTATIONS\nPresentations will begin at the presentation stage from 10.15am \nRESULTS LIFTOUT\nThe Townsville Bulletin will publish a results liftout with full results\, stories and photos on Monday\, 9 August\,2016. Online results will also be made available post event at http://www.townsvillerunningfestival.com \nRESULTS\nThe provisional results for each race will be posted on a notice board in the Event Arena as they become available on Sunday morning. Final race results will be posted on the Townsville Running Festival website after the Race and printed in the Townsville Bulletin.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/mcdonalds-townsville-running-festival/
LOCATION:Jezzine Barracks\, Jezzine Barracks\, 19 Isley \, St\, North Ward\, Townsville\, QLD 4810\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Running
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180811T160000
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SUMMARY:St Michaels Mount Swim 2018
DESCRIPTION:St Michaels Mount Swim 2018 \nThe Chestnut Appeal for Prostate Cancer’s annual one and a half mile swim around the spectacular St Michaels Mount will take place on Saturday 11th  August 2018 at 16.00. \nThe St Michaels Mount swim starts on the beach at Marazion where swimmers will set off for the Mount over the causeway swimming through clear waters around the Mount before making a course back to the beach to cheers from friends and family and a welcome pasty. \nDavid Squires\, Events Manager at the Chestnut Appeal said “The swim can be quite challenging and we ask that all those who take part can complete the distance in a pool and have experience of Open Water Swimming.” \n “Its such a fantastic event in a stunning location and the event attracts people from all corners of the UK to take part.” said David Squires \nA recent fundraising campaign has meant that the Chestnut Appeal is now able to provide the very latest in equipment for faster diagnosis of prostate cancer now in place at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth.  \nAt a cost of £105\,000 the Ultrasound – MRI Fusion Scanner for Targeted Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer is the first of its kind in the region.  The Chestnut Appeal hope that soon they can announce the arrival of a second Scanner in the East of the region and it is their aim and with the support of the public to install others in Torbay and Truro as and when funds allow. \nThe St Michaels Mount swim will be fully supported by the team from Event Water Safety.  Event Water Safety provide the necessary expertise and craft and have covered all the Chestnut Appeal’s charity swims since 2011.  EWS provide safety at some of the UK’s biggest swims including the Dart 10k and Bournemouth Pier to Pier. \nRegistration for the swim is £35. Your entry fee covers the cost of organising the event\, but it’s the money you raise that helps Prostate Cancer patients and their families\, so we ask all our St Michaels Mount Swimmers set themselves a Sponsorship target of at least £75.\nThis will be our fifth swim around the mount and it’s a swim that has helped us raise our profile in Cornwall and has seen us attract new supporters.  So if you fancy a new challenge and at the same time raise money to help men with prostate cancer in the region then why not register today. \nEntry to the St Michaels Mount Swim includes; a medal on completion of the swim\, full water safety support from Event Water Safety\, an event swim cap\, water and an end of swim pasty. \nThe Chestnut Appeal for Prostate Cancer is a charity that supports men with Prostate Cancer and their families across Devon and Cornwall. \nSt. Michaels Mount\, home to the St. Aubyn family is managed by the National Trust and a beautiful place to visit. At low tide\, it is possible to walk across the causeway to the mount.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/st-michaels-mount-swim-2018/
LOCATION:Marazion Beach\, S W Coast Path\, Marazion\, Cornwall\, TR17 0EQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Swimming
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180812
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SUMMARY:Climate Ride Iceland 2018
DESCRIPTION:Cycling Events in Iceland\nThis is one of the most incredible cycling experiences on the planet. On Climate Ride Iceland we’ll travel to this magnificent island nation to explore the Southern Highlands where active volcanoes\, sparkling glaciers\, hot springs\, and rustic mountain huts combine to create an unparalleled connection to nature. \nThis charitable event is our premier mountain bike-only Climate Ride\, and all of the cycling takes place on gravel roads. NEW for 2018 – we’ll have daily options for single-track if you would like to try it out! Local Icelandic guides and our Climate Ride team will take care of all the details\, allowing us to ride\, connect\, and see how the changing climate is affecting the Land of Fire and Ice. \nOn this charitable biking event\, we travel where few tourists go. We stay in rustic mountain huts. If you crave more privacy\, we suggest you bring a high-quality tent so you can stay in the campground. \nThis trip is well-suited to experienced road cyclists who can get comfortable on a mountain bike. Weather can vary and you must be prepared for cold\, rain\, and river crossings. Follow our packing list and you’ll be just fine! You should train to ride 30 miles per day on gravel roads. There are shorter options each day if you choose to ride in the support van. \nIf you are vegan or vegetarian\, please connect with us to ensure you have wonderful food options. Bring a big smile and your sense of adventure for this jaw-dropping charitable bike adventure! \nClimate Ride charitable events bring together bright minds\, breathtaking routes for all cycling abilities\, and the unforgettable combination of passion and purpose. On this trip\, we’ll get a first-hand look at the environmental issues affecting Iceland including glacial melting\, flooding\, overfishing\, and land rise\, while learning about Iceland’s nearly 100% reliance on geothermal and hydropower energy sources. \nThis is a special Climate Ride Funders Trip and the proceeds directly support Climate Ride’s work. Your fundraising on Climate Ride Iceland will benefit the programs and efforts of Climate Ride including our community scholarships for young climate leaders. You are helping us grow the organization to become an advocacy powerhouse that engages people in the world of active environmental philanthropy and sustainable solutions. All donations are tax-deductible. \nA passport is required. \nDaily cycling mileages to suit all types of cyclists. This is a fully supported ride which means you can focus on the pedaling and making connections with your new friends while we take care of everything from overnight details\, meals\, snacks\, luggage transport\, and much more to make your trip as enjoyable as possible.  \nEvent Itinerary Overview\n(Your Travel Planner will include full details) \nDay 1-Bike 22 Miles\nWe depart early this morning from Reykjavik hotels for a 3-hour\, scenic drive to Iceland’s spectacular volcanic mountains. At the foot of Hekla\, the country’s most active and famous volcano\, we’ll jump on our bikes for the first bike ride of the week – a stunning route across strange lava fields and stunning black desert sands before entering the amazing Dómadalur region\, flanked by smooth grassy mountains on one side and colourful rhyolite peaks on the other.\nOur first night is spent in a remote cabin in the heart of these spectacular highlands. \nDay 2-Bike 16 Miles\nWe head out early from our mountain hut at Landmannahellir to Frostastadavatn Lake (Icelandic for ‘Lake of the Frosty Place’). Our cycling route takes us to the famed natural hot springs at Landmannalaugar. Here we have an opportunity for a hike and a regenerating\, well-deserved soak in the steaming natural pools. In the afternoon\, enjoy an optional 9 km single-track bicycle route to Ljótapollur.\nOur accommodations for the night are at a mountain hut near Landmannalaugar. \nDay 3-Bike 25 Miles\nOn our third day of bike riding\, we head eastward\, biking on the Fjallabak Nature Preserve’s north route. The Fjallabak region\, one of the largest geothermal areas in Iceland\, takes its name from the numerous wild and rugged mountains with deeply incised valleys that are found here. The Nature Preserve\, where more than 150 types of flowering plants\, ferns\, and allies have been identified\, was established in 1979 to protect the area’s natural features so that future generations will have the opportunity to enjoy them as we do today.\nTonight\, our day ends at a comfortable mountain hut\, where we’ll spend two nights. \nDay 4-Bike 19 Miles\nToday starts with a shuttle from Hólaskjól to Langisjór. Once at Langisjór we’ll gear up and cycle along the Skaftá River – a picturesque glacier-fed river. We continue along the rushing waters through the Eldgjá volcanic canyon\, an enormous 5-mile fissure in the Earth and testament that this island straddles two continental plates.\nAfter an amazing day on the trail\, we eventually return to our mountain hut for a hearty meal before turning in for the night. \nDay 5-Bike 28 Miles\nDay 5 begins on a black sandy highland road through pasture land used for sheep grazing. The gravel bike route today affords a magnificent view of the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier – with its ice cap topping the Katla volcano\, made famous during the 2010 eruption of nearby Eyjafjallajökull. After a tasty lunch\, we continue toward the south coast and cross the famous Laugavegur trekking route – noted for its wide variety of otherworldly landscapes.\nAt our final mountain hut for the week\, we’ll enjoy a farewell dinner and celebrate our last evening together. \nDay 6-Bike 16 Miles\nToday’s bike ride starts off at Emstrur\, passing the impressive Markafljót Canyon. From there we pedal our mountain bikes along the mountains with several challenging sections to the great canyons of the Markarfljót River. After lunch\, we make our way on a remote and beautiful mountain road that leads to an idyllic valley under the Tindfjallajökull Glacier\, where we’ll finish the week’s riding. \nAfter packing up our gear\, we’ll drive back to hotels in Reykjavik for an afternoon arrival in the busy city.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/climate-ride-iceland-2018/
LOCATION:Reykjavik\, Iceland
CATEGORIES:Cycling
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180814T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180814T170000
DTSTAMP:20260407T075909
CREATED:20180814T045618Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180814T045618Z
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SUMMARY:Mallorca 312 Cycling Event 2019
DESCRIPTION:Cycling Event 2019\n2019 sees the 10th edition of this fast growing early-season sportive. Three distances allow you to chose your early season goal and its all held on closed roads! Experience for yourself the stunning coastal views and rolling countryside of this cycling mecca. \nCome just for the sportive or enter the event as part of a longer trip with us. Our hotels are right at the starting line in Playa de Muro staying at the bike friendly 3* Hotel Ses Fotges. We include airport transfers from Palma (PMI) and secure bike storage. You also get a rider picnic for any pre-event training rides you fancy on Thusday or Friday. \nOne of last year’s clients told us: “This is what bikes are made for. This weather\, these roads\, these landscapes” The Mallorca 312 challenges you because of its profile and length. However this epic sportive is characterized by a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. \nWe encourage clients to discover one of the most spectacular islands of the Mediterranean\, which has become the epicentre of European cycle tourism in recent years. Its landscapes\, its climate and its smooth roads are without doubt\,  three of the main reasons for this. \nThe Mallorca 312 is international but also a bit Mediterranean. Professionally organized and open to everyone. Enjoy pure cycling from the sunrise till the sunset! \nWelcome to the Mallorca 312! \nTaking your bike abroad ? We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with http://www.sherpr.com to ensure that when you take your bike on one of our trips\, or any trip for that matter\, it arrives safely and is ready to race.  \nGet 10% off your first order using the discount code ATR10. \nPACKAGE INCLUDES\n-Arrive Wed 24th or Thur 25th April (LONGER STAY PACKAGES AVAILABLE)\n-Three or Four nights\, dinner\, bed & breakfast staying in Playa de Muro\n-Return airport transfer (Palma)\n-Guaranteed Mallorca 312 entry (We pick up for you)\n-Bike storage & daily guided ride & picnic available \nBOOKING INFORMATION\n– 20% booking deposit required in order to reserve your space.\n– Please be aware that we are limited in numbers for this event.\n– Non-cycling partners are welcome – please enquire and we can provide a bespoke package for them. \nLOCAL INFORMATION\nThe 10th Edition of the will take place on April 28 2019 with three routes of 167\, 225 and 312 kilometres. Completely closed to traffic\, the event is limited to 8\,000 participants. \nKeeping things flexible\, cyclists can choose the distance they wish to ride upon the day of the event. \nStaying in Playa de Muro is ideal for the event itself and the beach is on your doorstep. It is also a short ride out to the hills for your warm up rides before the big day. Mallorca has stunning cycling routes. You will enjoy the Tramuntana mountain range to the west\, sleepy villages and smooth and silky roads across the island. \nThe route doesn’t have ridiculous climbs that would need special gearing. \nWith a 7 am start\, arm warmers / gilets might be needed. It is advisable to bring a rain jacket just in case the forecast on race day indicates some showers. \nTRAVEL ADVICE\nPalma (PMI) is the nearest airport and airport transfers are included to & from the hotel. Travel time is around 1 hour to Playa de Muro which is where the Mallorca 312 startline is located.  \nPlease ensure you have travel insurance since it is a requirement of booking with us. \nBIKE HIRE\nLocal bike hire is available however please let us know at the time of booking!
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/mallorca-312-cycling-event-2019/
LOCATION:Mallorca\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Cycling
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ORGANIZER;CN="All Things Ride":MAILTO:enquiries@allthingsride.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Bogota:20180825T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Bogota:20180825T120000
DTSTAMP:20260407T075909
CREATED:20180514T034723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180514T034723Z
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SUMMARY:Ruta De Las Iglesias 10k Run
DESCRIPTION:10k Run Event 2018\nThe Ruta de las Iglesias 10k is a nonprofit race\, which was recognized as the best nocturnal race in all of Ecuador as well as one of the most beautiful nocturnal races in the world. \nIt is an extraodinary experience; it takes place at one of the most beautiful colonial districts of all of South America allowing our locals and foreign visitors admire with new eyes the central part of our capital city. \nThe race has a numerous group of volunteers and a chip timing system that allows precision in measurements. All athletes that reach the finish line will be given a medal and a thermal blanket; as well as participating in the raffle of fabulous prices for the winners of each category. \nOn August 25\, 2018\, the XIV edition of the “Ruta the las Iglesias” will take place with 15000 competitors. \nA portion of the inscription costs will be donated to the Special Olympics Foundation\, funds that will be destined to the Olympic Cycle Project; which promotes the participation of children and young people with special capabilities in 9 different sport disciplines at a national and international level. \nOnce again we want this race to provide its competitors\, local and foreign\, the opportunity to admire the beauties of our Colonial District\, and to enjoy a well organized race. \nPACKET PICK UP\nThe packet pick up will be on August\, Thursday 23 and Friday 24\, LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED. The competitor must present his inscription receipt or his identification document to pick up their race packet. \nCHANGES OF NAMES OF COMPETITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED \nRegistered athletes will receive\nEnvelope with instructions\nRuta de las Iglesias’ Magazine\nCompetition number\nElectronic timing chip\, TYR\nCollectable Race t-shirt\nPersonal items’ bag with numbered sticker\nBandana in support of Special Olympics \nRACE DATE\nSATURDAY AUGUST 25\, 2018 \nATHLETES TRANSPORTATION\nThirty (30) buses will leave from la Tribuna de los Shyris towards Av. America y Bogotá\, transport will be on a first come first serve basis. There will be limited spaces. Only the athletes that have their competition number placed in the front of their shirt will be transported. \n19:00 DEPARTURE ZONE\nThe athletes must arrive at the start line at Av. América and Bogotá at 19h00. (To access this zone\, the athlete must enter from North to South\, beginning at Av. América). Only the athletes that have their competition number placed in the front of their Shirt will be able to access this zone. \nDeparture will be by pens that will be organized according to the times achieved in the previous edition of the Route of the Churches or in a race with an official certificate of competence (information that must be sent to the organization until July 19\, 2018). \n19:30 RECEIVING PERSONAL BELONGINGS\nThere will be buses located at 18 de Septiembre street\, between Av. America and Versalles that will recive and store athlete’s personal belongings. Each competitor will have their own bag with his competition number. Here\, you will be able to place all your personal belongings and leave them at the buses accordingly to your competition number. At the finish line\, the buses will be waiting at the Tribuna de los Shyris. Each competitor will be able to retrieve their bag with their competition number. The personal belongings will only be received if they are placed inside the bag given to the competitor the day of the package pick-up. (The people organizing the race won’t be responsible for any article of value placed inside the bags.) \n20:00 START\nThe race will start at 20h00. \n21:30 AWARD CEREMONY\nAt the party zone – Av. de los Shyris. \nTHE AWARD CEREMONY WILL USE CHIP TIME\, CATALOGUED AS OFFICIAL IN THIS EVENT. The official award ceremony from all the categories will be taking place on Friday August 31st at 16h00 at the TVentas office on Av. Juan de Ascaray 355 and Amazonas (next to the Bull Fighting Plaza). The results of the competition will be published at 24h00 the day of the event at: http://www.rutadelasiglesias.com. \nKM MARKINGS AND HYDRATION\nEach kilometer will be properly signaled and illuminated. The hydration points will be located at: the start\, kilometer 3\, kilometer 5\, kilometer 7\, kilometer 9 and Finish. \nMEDICAL SUPPORT\nThe race will have medical support and assistance from:\nLIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE EQUIVIDA \nFINISH LINE\nAfter the finish line\, the runner must return their chip and in exchange they will receive:\nCollectible athlete’s medal\nCollectible athlete’s bag\nThermal blanket\nFresh fruit thanks to Supermaxi\nA bottle of Dasani water\nA bottle of Powerade \nRegistration opens 1st June 2018. Be sure to check their website to apply.
URL:https://raceconnections.com/event/ruta-de-las-iglesias-10k-run/
LOCATION:Av. América and Bogotá\, Bogota\, Colombia
CATEGORIES:Running
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