RULES CBBR FULL 2021 - COSTA BLANCA BIKE RACE
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RULES CBBR FULL 2021
COSTA BLANCA BIKE RACETable of contents
1. THE COMPETITION ..................................................................................... 2
2. Inscriptions .................................................................................................. 3
Cancellation policy as a result of COVID-19:............................................... 5
3. Participants ................................................................................................. 5
4. NERVE ZONE ............................................................................................... 7
5. SECRETARIAT / DELIVERY OF DORSALES ............................................ 7
6. Briefing ........................................................................................................ 7
7. DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPETITION .................................................. 7
8. Travels ......................................................................................................... 9
9. NEUTRALIZED OUTPUTS .......................................................................... 9
10. NEUTRALIZED ARRIVALS ...................................................................... 9
11. RUTÓMETRO.......................................................................................... 10
12. WARNING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ........................................ 10
13. Signage ................................................................................................... 10
14. NON-PRACTICABLE SECTIONS .......................................................... 10
15. OUT OF CONTROL ................................................................................ 10
16. Abandonment......................................................................................... 11
17. Classifications ....................................................................................... 11
18. Awards .................................................................................................... 12
19. THE BICYCLE ......................................................................................... 13
20. EQUIPMENT ........................................................................................... 13
21. SPORT AND ENVIRONMENT ................................................................ 14
22. Paddock .................................................................................................. 14
23. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS................................................................... 15
24. Claims ..................................................................................................... 16
1Costa Blanca Bike Race Regulations
1. THE COMPETITION
Costa Blanca Bike Race is a mountain bike competition belonging to the UCI S2
staged category (XCS) composed of 4 marathon stages (XCM), which can be
played individual and parejas and by pairs formed to by 2 members, according
to the established categories.
The competition takes place from Thursday, April 15 to April 18, 2021 in the
best environment of the Costa Blanca, Alicante (Valencian Community).
The competition complies with the technical and sports regulations of the ICU
(International Cycling Union), for the elite categories Women's and Men's ICU
Elite.
This competition has the distribution of the following points in UCI S2 category
according to UCI 2020 regulations..
UCI S2 POINT TABLE
Put Points Put Points Put Points Put Points Put Points
1st 80 6th 45 11th 20 16th 15 21st 8
2nd 70 7th 40 12th 19 17th 14 22nd 6
3rd 60 8th 35 13th 18 18th 13 23rd 4
4th 55 9th 30 14th 17 19th 12 24th 2
5th 50 10th 25 15th 16 20th 10 25th 1
This competition has the distribution of the following economic awards in the UCI
S2 category according to UCI 2020 regulations.
ECONOMIC AWARDS TABLE
GENERAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
POSITION
STAGES ELITE 200 € 150 100 75 50 45 € 40 € 35 € 30 25 €
M € € € € €
STAGES ELITE 200 € 150 100 75 50
F € € € €
GENERAL 375 € 300 225 190 150 135 120 105 90 75 €
ELITE M € € € € € € € €
GENERAL 375 € 300 225 190 150 135 120 105 90 75 €
ELITE F € € € € € € € €
22. Inscriptions
2.1. Any person wishing to participate in this competition must complete their
registration through the official website: www.costablancabikerace.net. For
registration to be valid, it is mandatory to fill in all the data requested on the form
and pay the registration fees and those services that are contracted in parallel.
2.2. Registration fees are per person, for the 2020 edition are:
PRICE per person INDIVIDUAL PLACES / LIMIT DATE
200,00 € 100 places or until 31 October 2020.
*
260.00 € Until November 30, 2020.
315.00 € Until the end of registrations.
(*) Places are limited to the quota described in each price range, once covered
even if the deadline has not been reached the price leg will change.
2.3. Couple registrations must be made by teams consisting of two members.
2.4. The registration period starts on 14 September 20 20and ends on 11
April 2021 or after the places have been exhausted.
2.5. Participants must hold a licence for competitive cycling, issued by a national
cycling federation approved by the ICU.
2.6. Cycling or other sports licenses are not accepted.
2.7. Those runners who are not in possession of a license for competitive cycling
will have to process a license approved by the Royal Spanish Cycling Federation
(RFEC).
2.8. Participants wishing to participate in elite women's or men's ICU status must
be in possession of an annual license for elite racing cycling. They compete for
UCI points and cash prizes, but must also strictly comply with UCI regulations.
2.9. Registration entails the following rights:
• Right to participate in the competition.
• Competitionbib.
• Welcome bag.
• Electronic device for time control (Chips).
• Final and intermediate supplies (liquids and solids) of each stage.
• Basic technical service (box tools) en route.
• Other extra services contracted at a set cost.
3• Basic medical service during the competition.
• Pick-up service for arrivals en route.
• Technical Breifing of each stage.
2.10. All registrations may be returned in full for 15 days from the date of
registration, by the same means that the payment of the registration was
managed, in accordance with the provisions of the Law of Retail Of Spain. The
return within 15 days díascarries with it a return charge of 2 euros.
Without insurance, returns will not be accepted outside this period.
For returns outside this period, cancellation insurance is established with a price
of 20 euros per person, under this condition the corresponding amount will be
refunded according to the following legs:
Period % Return
Until October 15, octubre 2020 100%
Until November 30, 2020 75%
Until December 31, 2020 50%
Until January 25, 2021 25%
After January 25, 2021,no refunds will be made under any circumstances, even
if it is in possession of the cancellation insurance.
TRANSFER OF REGISTRATIONS
Registration transfers to others are allowed up to one week before until January
25, 2021. The change of ownership fee is 50 euros per participant.
Participants with cancellation insurance have free change of ownership,
cancellation insurance is not usable after a change of ownership has been
made.
No refunds will be made for cancellation, alteration in all or part of the event.
Due to weather or any other reason that prevents the test from being developed
safely, the organization may reduce the necessary segments by which it is formed
in order to develop the event on the day initially set. The reduction of segments,
the reduction of the circuit, cancellation of some stage or any other alteration in
the sporting event will not entail the organizer to the return neither partial nor
complete of the price of the registration.
2.12. In the event of any kind of disqualification or abandonment of the
competition, the registration fee will not be refunded in whole or in part.
4Cancellation policy as a result of COVID-19:
• It is important to note that the COVID-19 pandemic and the response of
government and health authorities are constantly changing and
developing. Therefore, please note that the criteria contained in this
document are therefore subject to change depending on the evolution of
the situation. Consequently, consecuencia, with the situation presented
to us and in particular in the cases we manifest, the athlete for choosing
between these options.
By order of Competent Authority.
• If, on the order of the competent authority, we are obliged to cancel the
event or it cannot be held, during the scheduleddates.
For not reaching the minimum participation.
• If we are forced to cancel the event during the scheduled dates, because
the participation does not reach a minimum,extreme that will be duly
communicated to the participants..
Options available to the registered athlete.
o Postpone your reservation for the next edition at no cost.
o Request the refund of the registration amount, assuming the costs
for refund of 2 euros.
3. Participants
3.1. All runners must be of legal age on the days of the competition.
3.2. The categories covered by runners are:
• Categories.
1. Female elite.
2. Female master's degree.
3. Elite male.
4. Master 30 male.
5. Master 40 male.
6. Master 50 male.
7. Master 60 male.
8. Female couples.
9. Male couples.
10. Mixed couples.
11. E-bike.
1. Female Elite:A woman 18 years of age orolder. Debe own an UCI
Elite license approved for competition,strictly comply with all UCI
5regulations, will compete for UCI points and cash prizes in the
general classification and by stage.
2. Femalemaster's degree : A woman 30 years of age or older. You
must hold an approved Master's license for competitive cycling.
Those with Elite licenses will not be able to compete in this
category.
3. Male Elite: A man 18 years of age or older.. Debe own an UCI
Elite license approved for competition,strictly comply with all UCI
regulations, will compete for UCI points and cash prizes in the
general classification and by stage.
4. Master 30 male. A man between the ages of 30 and 39. You must
hold an approved Master's license for competitive cycling. Those
with Elite licenses will not be able to compete in this category.
5. Master 40. A man between the ages of 40 and 49. You must hold
an approved Master's license for competitive cycling. Those with
Elite licenses will not be able to compete in this category.
6. Master 50. A man between the ages of 50 and 59. You must hold
an approved Master's license for competitive cycling. Those with
Elite licenses will not be able to compete in this category.
7. Master 60. A man who must be 60 years of age or older on
December 31 of the year in which the competition is held. You must
hold an approved Master's license for competitive cycling. Those
with Elite licenses will not be able to compete in this category.
8. Female couples. Two women of legal age. Without distinction of
its natural category. They won't get UCI prizes or cash prizes.
9. Male couples. Two older men. Without distinction of its natural
category. They won't get UCI prizes or cash prizes.
10. Mixed Couples. An older woman and man. They will not earn UCI
points or cash prizes.
11. E-Bike. Unique category to qualify for general stage classification.
3.3. Restrictions to participation.
If participation is reduced to a certain number due to any administrative issue
due to the current pandemic situation or any other situation that forces us to
reduce the estimated participation, the places will be filled according to this
priority.
1. Master Bikers (individual and couples).
2. International bikers (individual and couples).
3. Elite bikers.
4. Bikers Non-federated (individual and couples).
3.4. Master-licensed runners will not be able to compete in the UCI Elite category.
3.5. IMPORTANT: In accordance with the regulations of the Royal Spanish
Cycling Federation (RFEC), foreign participants who hold a cycling license not
processed by the RFEC must have a written authorization from their national
federation certifying that their insurance is valid in Spain. This document must be
presented to the Commissioners in order to remove the bib number.
64. NERVE ZONE
4.1 The event will have a nerve zone located in the Hotel Cap Negret where the
teams will stay during the days of competition and that will become the central
axis of competition.
4.2 The nerve area has facilities adapted to the needs of runners: gym, swimming
pool, physiotherapy area, bike laundry etc.
4.3 The stages shall run within a maximum radius of 50 km from the nerve zone.
5. SECRETARIAT / DELIVERY OF DORSALES
5.1. Administrative checks and collection of the broker's stock exchange take
place on Wednesday, april 14, 2021 from 10:00 am to 14.00.00 pm and
from 16:00 pm to 21:00 pm in the Nerve Zone of HOTEL CAP NEGRET.
5.2. The bib numbers are assigned according to each category in order of
registration and the latest update of the current UCI ranking.
5.3. In the secretariat an identification bracelet is given to each participant, which
must be carried with them throughout the competition. This bracelet grants
access to runner-enabled areas and is also useful as a safety measure.
5.4. An electronic time control device is provided to the secretariat and must be
carried with all participants during the competition (Dorsal bike).). .
6. Briefing
6.1. A daily team meeting or briefing will be held to which all participants are
welcome. Review the stage to be played and report possible unforeseen changes
in the development of the competition. It is only mandatory to attend the first, prior
to the start of the competition.
6.2. Any changes are published on the bulletin board located in the nerve center
of the test, being the responsibility of the participants to be aware of them. The
website will also have a virtual bulletin board to be able to check last minute
information.
7. DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPETITION
7.1. The competition is contested in accordance with the general UCI regulations
and the specific UCI regulations for Mountain Bike.
77.2. Once the stage is complete, it is published on the official website and on the
bulletin board, the stage classification, the general classification and the list of
participants authorized to take the exit.
7.3. The output of all stages, except chrono-climbing, are in platoon. The time-
climbing output is performed in reverse order to the general classification. Each
team takes the exit with a difference of thirty (30)seconds, or what is set at the
moment by the UCI commissioners..
7.4. The departure grid opens twenty (20) minutes before departure time. For the
time-climbing stage, each team must be prepared to take the exit at this time.
7.5. The organization will enable 4 output grids based on the provisional general
classification of the stage. These grills correspond to:
1- UCI Elite Runners
2- Master 30 and Master Females.
3- Master 40 and master 50.
4- Master 60 and male, female and mixed couples..
7.6. Five (5) minutes before departure time, no participant is allowed access to
the exit grid, and must be placed on the back of the corresponding departure
group.
7.7. No team may take the exit once the official departure has been made, unless
a Commissioner consents to it. Computers that take the output after that time will
be considered DNS (Did Not Start).
7.8. Each step control, intersection control, supply point, departure, and arrival
has a maximum pass time, at which point the service is closed. Participants must
roll within this time interval so as not to be disqualified. The time to reach these
points is announced on the rutometer of the competition.
7.9. Completing the tour with means other than the individual physical effort of
the participant and his own bicycle implies disqualification from the team. Team
members can push or pull each other, as long as there is no physical/mechanical
device connecting them or their bikes.
7.10. Any unlawful assistance implies disqualification from the participant..
7.11. Participants who are no longer officially qualified can continue to participate
in the test recreationally as long as they do not influence the development of the
competition. Not complying with this rule means expelling the test, without the
possibility of continuing on it.
88. Travels
8.1. The competition is played in four 4 stages whose venues and stages are:
• 15 april 2021 - Stage 1
• 16 april 2021 - Stage 2
• 17 april 2021 - Stage 3
• 18 april 2021 - Stage 4
8.2. The route is duly marked with signs, especially at dangerous points, such as
junctions, road intersections or streets.
8.3. The route is open to traffic but properly controlled. Runners should follow the
directions ofthe traffic authorities and drive with caution. On Spanish public
roads, cyclists must remain on the shoulder of the right lane. On tracks, it is
advisable to drive on the right side.
8.4. The route includes demanding climbs and technical descent sections. It is
the participant's responsibility to decide if they can overcome it on the bike. The
organization is not responsible for accidents related to each participant's skill or
fitness level.
8.5. Two types of controls are established during the route: step control (CP) and
intersection control (CI).
8.6. At the step controls, a Commissioner writes down the participant's number
and time.
8.7 Skipping a step control involves disqualification.
8.8. Not following the signs of an intersection check implies disqualification.
8.9. Abandoning the route marked by the organization implies disqualification.
9. NEUTRALIZED OUTPUTS
9.1. For safety reasons the output can be neutralized. In this case the tour
manager leads the participants in an official test vehicle. The moment the eco-
curd directorbegins the stage, participants must start competing.
9.2. When the official vehicle of the competition reaches the end of the neutralized
section, it departs to one side and indicates the end of the neutralized section.
9.3. During neutralization it is forbidden to advance to the official racing vehicle
of the Tour director.
10. NEUTRALIZED ARRIVALS
10.1. For safety reasons, the finish line can be advanced before reaching a
stretch ofasphalt.
911. RUTÓMETRO
11.1. For each stage a rutometer is published detailing the distance, altitude, type
of road, pass controls, intersections, supply/assistance points and closing time of
each of the services.
11.2. The rutometer also indicates whether the departure or arrival is neutralized,
the distance of the neutralized section and the time allowed between the arrival
and the equipment parking, if the stage has a neutralized arrival.
11.3. This rutometer is purely informative and is not necessary to perform each
stage.
12. WARNING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
12.1. Supplies and technical assistance areas are marked along the route and at
the end of each stage. These points have everything you need to meet the
feeding and hydration needs of runners during the test.
12.2. Supplies coincide with equipment support areas.
12.3. The organization shall make available to participants a basic mechanical
service located at various points throughout the stage and duly designated.
13. Signage
13.1. The route is marked with arrows and beacons. GPS is recommended
13.2. Every ten kilometers the remaining distance to the target is indicated, just
as the last 5 kms are indicated.
14. NON-PRACTICABLE SECTIONS
14.1. Commissioners, Tour Director and Competition Director, may decide that a
section of the route is impractical and impossible to cross, being able to divert the
route through the points provided for by the organization.
14.2. If this is not possible, the point where the last time control is taken as the
arrival time.
15. OUT OF CONTROL
15.1. Depending on the characteristics of the stage, the out-of-control will be
established and communicated by the organization the day before the stage
during the holding of the briefing. Any runner or team that has not crossed the
finish line at that time may be evacuated by the organization or continue the stage
under its responsibility.
1015.2. Any runner or team that is out of control may continue the competition
without entering the standings or qualifying for prizes.
16. Abandonment
16.1. The abandonment of one or both team members should be communicated
as soon as possible to the organization.
16.2. The organization shall determine intermediate points where participants
may communicate the abandonment, as well as be informed of a telephone
number where they can notify it.
16.3. Not notifying an abandonment means expulsion from the competition of the
team concerned.
16.4. In the event of an accident or emergency, and safeguarding the safety of
the participants, the organization has the right to withdraw a participant from the
competition.
16.5. In the event that any of the runners members of a team leaves, the
teammate may continue the competition. The latter will not qualify for the general
classification, but can be considered a finisher.
17. Classifications
17.1. The classifications of each stage are carried out according to the time spent
to complete eachstage, for those competing individually or for those competing
for pairs the sum of times spent by the members of the couple +
penalties,ifapplicable.
17.2. The sum of the time of the disputed stages, plus the accumulated time
penalties, establish the general classification of each participant or couple..
17.3. The following classifications are established.
• Individual.
oMale Elite
oWomen's Elite
oMaster 30
oMaster 40
oMaster 50
oMaster 60
oMaster's Degree
oE-bikes.
• Couples.
o Male couples.
o Female couples.
o Mixed couples.
1117.4. A female and male UCI Elite ranking will be published separately to award
these participants UCI points and cash prizes.
17.5. All participants will carry the electronic device to record their times and be
able to track them. Commissioners must approve these times in order for the
results to be considered valid and official.
18. Awards
18.1. Each stage has an award ceremony for each category.
18.2. Only stage-winning participants in their category and leaders in their
category are immediately called to the podium after crossing the finish line.
participantes
18.3. At the final awards ceremony, the first three participants in each category
of the general classification are immediately called to the podium, once they have
all crossed the finish line.
18.4. Only UCI points are awarded to the Elite UCI men's and women's
categories,according to table.
UCI S2 POINT TABLE
Put Points Put Points Put Points Put Points Put Points
1st 80 6th 45 11th 20 16th 15 21st 8
2nd 70 7th 40 12th 19 17th 14 22nd 6
3rd 60 8th 35 13th 18 18th 13 23rd 4
4th 55 9th 30 14th 17 19th 12 24th 2
5th 50 10th 25 15th 16 20th 10 25th 1
18.5. Only the Men's and Women's Elite-ICU categories will be eligible for the
general classification cash prizes..
18.6. Cash prizes are only awarded at the end of the last stage, according to this
table.
ECONOMIC AWARDS TABLE
GENERAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
POSITION
STAGES ELITE 200 150 100 75 € 50 € 45 € 40 35 € 30 25 €
M € € € € €
12STAGES ELITE 200 150 100 75 € 50 €
F € € €
GENERAL 375 300 225 190 150 135 120 105 90 75 €
ELITE M € € € € € € € € €
GENERAL 375 300 225 190 150 135 120 105 90 75 €
ELITE F € € € € € € € € €
18.7. Participants who obtain cash prizes must complete and submit through the
website the prize application form, award registration required by the
organization before Sunday, February 24, 2021 at 20:00. If this is not the case,
the organization understands that the participant waives the corresponding cash
prize.
19. THE BICYCLE
19.1. Bicycles must comply with UCI regulations, both in technical characteristics
and safety.
19.2. Participants are allowed to change their bikes from stage to stage but
cannot be completely replaced or changed during a stage.
19.3. Tandem bikes are not allowed.
E-Bike.
E-bikes allowed may not exceed a maximum of 250 watts of motor power.
E-bikes allowed may not exceed the speed limitation of 25km / h.
E-bike bicycles have to undergo a battery inspection and sealing at the beginning of each
stage.
E-bike bicycles have to pass the seal check at the end of the stage.
The regulations that regulate the characteristics of e-bike bicycles are based on the following
points.
§ Batteries cannot be recharged during the stages.
§ Batteries cannot be replaced during the stages.
§ E-bikes cannot be substituted during the stages for another E-bike or another
standard bicycle.
§ The battery may not exceed 500Wh.
20. EQUIPMENT
20.1. It is mandatory to compete with the plate and bib delivered by the
organization. The plate should be placed on the front of the bike. The bib should
13be placed on the back. Both must be clearly visible and neither can be modified.
The electronic time control device also cannot be modified and must be placed
where indicated by the organization.
20.2. The leading teams in the general classification of their category must wear
the leader's jersey, delivered by the organization. The leader's jersey has a blank
space on the front and back to place team/participant advertising.
20.3. Participants wishing to record the leader's jersey with their corresponding
advertising must submit their digitized logos in advance to the organization.
20.4. For security reasons it is recommended to bring a mobile phone.
20.5. It is also recommended (but not mandatory) for team members to maintain
uniformity in their clothing during all stages.
20.6. At certain stages it may be necessary to wear warm clothing (rain, sleeves,
legs, etc.). The organization does not provide these garments to participants.
20.7. The organization is not responsible for any lost or forgotten items along the
route or during the course of any participant's test.
20.8. The organization is not responsible for any breakdown or repair of the
bicycle that may occur during the course of the test.
20.9 The organization will put basic mechanical points.
21. SPORT AND ENVIRONMENT
21.1. Our sport, the mountain bike, is a competition and leisure activity that takes
place in nature, and its impact on this environment is a responsibility for all
participants and organizers of sports events. Participants are asked not to throw
trash along the route, to be respectful of the environment (do not roll off the roads,
do not take shortcuts that damage vegetation, etc.), be careful with animals, do
not leave behind any spare parts, etc.
21.2. Commissioners may disqualify any equipment that does not respect the
environment or the private properties that are being traversed during the test,
expelling them from the test without the possibility of continuing in the test.
22. Paddock
22.1. Teams must reserve the space in advance through the paddock registration
form that can be made from the https://costablancabikerace.net
The organization offers the possibility to provide the teams to request in advance
a tent of these measures, tents of 6 m x 3 m and tents of 3 m x 3 m.
PADOCK prices are as follows:
14Team
Tent Price
3-3 50 €
6-3 100 €
9-3 100 €
There will also be an Expo Zone for brands:
Marks (Expo Zone)
Tent Price
3-3 200 €
6-3 300 €
9-3 400 €
22.2. No participant or team assistant may camp or spend the night in the
paddock, unless authorized by the organization.
22.3. The organization provides water and electricity to equipment located in the
paddock, which are authorised and accredited..
23. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
23.1. Any participant may be subjected to official anti-doping control in
accordance with UCI regulations.
23.2. All participants must be respectful of the other participants, Commissioners,
members of the organization, the media and the public. Aggression, disrespect
or other unrequited attitudes may be punishable by immediate expulsion from the
competition.
23.3. The roads through which the competition takes place are assigned solely
and exclusively for the days of the competition, so it is not allowed to disclose the
GPS tracks of the route.
23.4. Commissioners may disqualify any team that does not respect these
considerations by expelling them from the test without the possibility of continuing
on it.
23.5. Following the registration procedure within the official page of the
competition,the runner will find a box THATMUST SELECT entitled DISCLAIMER
15AND PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA, ACCEPTING the clauses that
appear on it.
Reading is recommended. By registering in the "COSTABLANCA BIKE RACE"
participants consent to the am sonido-energym itself orthrough third parties,
automatically and for sports, promotional or commercial purposes only, their
personal data. In accordance with the established organic law 15/1999, of
December 13, on the Protection of Personal Data, the participant has the right to
access these files in order to rectify or cancel in whole or in part their contents.
To do so, it must be requested in writing from the registered office of La am
sonido-energym, located for notification purposes in Cl Ciudad Real 16 block 3
Bajo C, 03005 Alicante. Also and in accordance with sporting interests,
promotion, distribution and exploitation of the race "Costablanca Bike Race",for
everyone (reproduction of photographs of thetest, publication of qualifying lists,
etc.) through any device (Internet, advertising, etc.) and without time limit, the
enrollees expressly assign to the organization the right to reproduce the name
and surnames, the site obtained in the general classification and the participant's
own, the category, the sports brand made and its image.
24. Claims
24.1. Complaints must be formally addressed to and processed by
Commissioners in accordance with ICU rules.
ENROLLING IN COSTA BLANCA BIKE RACE IMPLIES ACCEPTING AND
COMPLYING WITH THIS REGULATION AS WELL AS IMPLIES ACCEPTING
THE DATA PROTECTION LAW AND CANCELLATION POLICY.
REGISTRATION CONDITIONS
Costa Blanca Bike Race is a mountain biking test open to any professional or
amateur cyclist. It is a test that is within the UCI (Union Cycling International)
calendar. To participate it is essential to be in possession of a license in force
and validated by the ICU. Most licenses are valid, but in case of doubt it is advised
to be reviewed in your territorial or national federation.
CBBR mixes the professional atmosphere with the amateur, with in large part
amateur cyclists intending to enjoy and compete in a unique race, while
professionals compete against these cyclists and themselves to achieve UCI
points. CBBR mixes the atmosphere of competition and amateur, so they do so
in a special, different test, where you can meet and compete against idols or
cyclists who are in the top positions of the UCI Rankings
IMPORTANT: In accordance with the regulations of the Royal Spanish Cycling
Federation (RFEC), foreign participants who hold a cycling license not processed
by the RFEC must have a written authorization from their national federation
certifying that their insurance is valid in Spain. This document must be submitted
to the Commissioners in order to remove the bib number.
16Cycling licenses or those for other sports are not valid. In case of not owning a
racing cycling license, a temporary and specific license for the test may be
processed through the organization, which will not allow to obtain UCI points or
cash prizes.
Registrations must be made by teams consisting of two members.
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