We are offering 2 distance options, 48km and 72km. We are having this as a test event and hope to be able to offer longer distances in future events. 48km will be 2 laps of the course, and 72km will be 3 laps of the Course.

Fondo (72km Option)

• 8:30am Start. Sign-on opens at 7:30am.

• First finishers likely to arrive at 11:00am. If you believe you will be arriving at the finish line after 2:00pm be aware that the racers from the afternoon events may be passing you on their way to the finish. Please give them right of way.

• Co-Ed start, however results will be sortable by gender and age.

Fondo (48km Option)

• 8:45am Start.

• Co-Ed start, however results will be sortable by gender and age.

• You will be sharing a start time with the Citizen Racing Category.

There is no day-of registration as this creates a bit of a hassle for our timers and results. Please sign-on no earlier than 7:30am. Showing up earlier than this puts you at risk of being voluntold to help us set up ;)

This race will be chip timed, giving more complete timing information. Please pick up your chip at sign-on and attach it to your handlebars. Return the chips to the timing tent or at the community hall. Failure to return your timing chip will result in a $75. You may attach the chip to anywhere. Common places are the handlebar or your ankle.

Every aspect of this event is being planned with safety as the first priority. You are a critical partner in ensuring the event is run in a manner that is safe and enjoyable for all racers, race officials, volunteers, and residents of the area. If you have suggestions or concerns regarding safety please contact the race organizers by email at any time.

• This event occurs on open roads. You are expected to abide by all traffic regulations in Alberta.

• An ambulance and paramedics will be on the course. They will attend to you in case of emergency however we will be relying on EMS (911) for any patient transport.

• The nearest hospital is the Wetaskiwin Hospital & Care Centre 6910 47 St, Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 3N3

• In an emergency, call 911

While there are no “rules” in a fondo, please remember to ride predictably, follow all traffic regulations, and wear a helmet!

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Please review the interactive map above to review the location of the feed zone.

• There is one single feed zone, where we will have a selection of snacks and water for you (Granola Bars, etc.), however it is recommended that you bring enough snacks with you on the ride in case we run out or you get hungry before then.

• There will be a marshall / attendent at the feed zone, if you have any questions ask that marshall, if you have any concerns please speak to that person.

• Race organizers and local residents will not tolerate any litter or waste left behind.

• Bottles and trash are only to be discarded in the feed zones.

Pay attention to other traffic in your lane. Pass other groups on their left and stay as far to the right as is practicable to allow for passing motor traffic or another group.

If you retire from the ride please report this to a course marshal, finish line official, or the organizer. You will have to wait for the sweep car to come by to pick you up.

Please review the interactive map for the location of the finish line.

At the conclusion of your race, proceed directly to Sundance Beach Community Hall. If you wish to remain at the finish line to spectate please do so on the opposite side of the road, in the ditch.

There will be a couple of sweep cars which will follow the group. It is recommended that you bring enough tools for you to fix a flat or a minor mechanical issue, as it could be some time before a sweep car catches up with you, especially if they are helping someone else.

A BBQ lunch is included. Burger (Beef and Veggie) with all the fixin’s and snacks and candy!