General conditions

The competition participant lists and results are public information and can be found on the event's website before and after the competition.

The organizer reserves the right to cancel or postpone the competition in the event of force majeure, when organizing the competition would be too dangerous or impossible, for example due to a natural disaster.

Responsibility of the event participant

Each participant is responsible for assessing their own fitness and the suitability of the gear they are using for the race when registering. Typical ailments in a long race can include abrasions, blisters, dehydration, exhaustion due to lack of energy, as well as injuries and damage to the gear as a result of a fall. Participants must have internalized the idea that all their own actions to minimize the risks leading to injury are also part of their responsibility for the safe conduct of the event.

Participants should also note that although the organizer makes every effort to make the event as safe as possible, dangerous situations may arise due to traffic, road conditions, etc., which cannot be influenced in advance by the organizer.

The organizers have insurance for their own activities. However, all participants in the competition are at their own risk and are obliged to take out any insurance they deem necessary. We recommend that all participants have comprehensive accident insurance for the event.

Rules and recommendations

The competitor must follow the rules and recommendations below. The competitor's performance may be disqualified or a time penalty may be given for failure to comply with the following rules and recommendations:

1. The event will be organized on a route open to all traffic, so you are always responsible for being aware of the traffic environment in which you are using.
2. All littering along the route is COMPLETELY prohibited. If you have any waste from nutrients or the like with you during the event, you can leave it in the trash can at the marked service points.
3. It is not permitted to service a competitor from a moving vehicle.
4. A competitor is obliged to help an injured fellow competitor or person outside the event; in this case, the time spent helping will be credited upon reaching the finish line.
5. Always respect and obey traffic rules and traffic controller signs.
6. Drive on the right side of the road and stay in your own lane. Pay special attention to intersections.
7. Please also always respect traffic outside the event. Being part of the event does not give you the right to commit traffic violations.
8. Please wear a helmet at all times when cycling. If your helmet requires adjustment or repair, do so only when you are completely stopped.
9. Lack of mandatory equipment
10. Deviation or correction from the route
11. Deadline Expiration / CUT OFF
12. Should there be a severe accident you should immediately call the general public emergency number 112. You are able to accurately locate yourself using the information from the milestones along the route. 112-App,with gps tracking turned on.

Photos and videos

Photos and videos will be taken during the event by organiser. Some of these may be published on the event website, in other materials produced by the organiser and in other media.

After the event, the images will be available online. You can use the images for personal use if you wish. Instructions will be updated for the image distribution channels.