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The CUTOFF time for the SOLO EVERESTING athletes is 19h.

1. Traffic Regulations:

○ Athletes must obey general traffic laws at all times, especially in road sections open to vehicles.

2. Safety Equipment:

○ Use of a helmet is mandatory in cycling sections.

○ Reflective vests or lights may be required in low visibility conditions.

3. Checkpoints and Timing:

○ All participants must pass through control points; skipping a checkpoint results in disqualification.

4. Behavior on Roads:

○ Athletes must stay on the right-hand side of the road

5. Withdrawal Procedure:

○ Athletes withdrawing from the race must notify the organization immediately, either at a checkpoint or by calling the emergency contact.

6. Prohibited Bicycles and Equipment

● Electric bikes are prohibited (e-bikes)

Timing starts at the beginning of the climb section.

● Timing ends at the summit of the climb (same point for the SOLO everesting, 2 different points for the Team everesting).

● Only the ascending sections are timed.

Neutralized Sections

● From the Festival to the beginning of the climb is neutralized.

● The descent from the summit is also neutralized.

● These sections are:

○ Managed for safety

○ Used for positioning, not racing

This means participants must still complete the full course, but only uphill performance counts toward the challenge timing.

Athletes’ Responsibilities

1. Respect for Regulations:

○ All participants must strictly follow the official regulations and instructions from

the organization and volunteers.

2. Physical Condition & Equipment:

○ Participants must ensure they are physically prepared and carry the mandatory equipment.

○ Participants should provide prior the event a medical certification up for agonistic cycling exercise

3. Environment and Ethical Behavior:

○ No littering or environmental damage is tolerated.

○ Respect for fellow athletes, volunteers, and the natural environment is mandatory.

4. Knowledge of the Route:

○ Athletes must be familiar with the route and follow the signs and GPS tracks

provided by the organization.

5. Responsibility for Support:

○ External assistance is only allowed in designated areas. (Festival area)

○ Unauthorized assistance may lead to disqualification.

6. Race Bib and Chip:

○ Must be worn visibly and properly during the race.

○ Loss of chip or bib may result in non-ranking or disqualification.