Assumption
Risk

The cyclist understands and accepts all the risks inherent in cycling on roads with open traffic, releasing the organizer from all liability.

Required Experience

Prior experience in ultra-long distance and self-sufficient events is essential.

Self-sufficiency

1. The cyclist must be completely self-sufficient in the following aspects:
   

   • Basic bicycle mechanics.

   • Protection against weather elements (rain, cold, heat, sun).
     In addition, you should be aware of the dangers arising from a lack of these elements or from overexposure to them.

2. Food and water.

Leaving the Event

In case of mechanical damage, health problems, injuries, fatigue, or other issues, the cyclist must withdraw from the event under their own circumstances. This means having money and a cell phone to call for help from family, friends, or transportation services.

Use of GPS Devices

1. GPS devices are mandatory, as the route is not marked. Navigation and recording are essential.

   • The route must be followed strictly.

   • Going off the route will result in disqualification, unless you return from the same starting point.

Use of Public Services

Cyclists can make use of services open to the public, such as shops, restaurants, hotels, and mechanical workshops.

Prohibition of Private Supply

Receiving private supplies or vehicle escort is prohibited and will result in disqualification.

Platoons and Motorized Vehicles

The cyclist may ride in a peloton, but may not carry teammates or use motorized vehicles.

Traffic and Safety Regulations

It is mandatory to respect traffic rules and drive on the right.
It must have a red rear light on at all times.
The use of reflective vests, headlamps, high-visibility clothing, and extreme caution is recommended.