FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Who can participate in the race?
The race is open to mountain bikers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced riders. However, participants should have a basic level of fitness and proficiency in handling technical terrain.
What equipment do I need for the race?
Riders are required to have a mountain bike suitable for enduro riding, a certified helmet, gloves, protective eyewear, knee and elbow pads, and suitable riding attire. It's also recommended to have tools for bike repairs and hydration packs or water bottles.
How are the races timed?
Timings are typically recorded using electronic timing systems. Riders are given a start time and must complete each stage within the allotted time. The total race time is calculated based on the cumulative time of all stages.
Are there different categories or age groups?
Yes, the race has different categories based on age, gender, and skill level.
What type of trails can I expect?
Enduro LK features a variety of trails, including technical descents, fast flow sections, and challenging climbs. Trails may vary in difficulty, from beginner-friendly to expert-level terrain, offering something for riders of all abilities.
Is there medical support available during the race?
Yes, there will be medical support stationed at key points along the course, as well as at the start and finish areas. In case of an emergency, riders can also contact race officials or use designated emergency communication channels.
How do I register for the race?
Registration details, including entry fees, registration deadlines, and registration platforms, are available on the race website. Participants are advised to register early to secure their spot in the race.
Can I spectate the race as a non-participant?
Yes, spectators are usually welcome at designated viewing areas along the race course. However, they must follow any guidelines.
Is there accommodation available for participants?
Yes, race organizers provide information on recommended accommodations near the race venue. Participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodations, but options may include hotels, guesthouses, or camping facilities.
What safety measures are in place during the race?
Race organizers prioritize the safety of participants and usually have medical support stationed at key points along the course. Riders are required to wear helmets and protective gear, and emergency communication channels are available in case of accidents or injuries.
Are there any visa requirements for international participants?
International participants should check visa requirements for Sri Lanka well in advance of the race. Depending on your nationality, you may need to obtain a tourist visa prior to arrival. It's recommended to check with the nearest Sri Lankan embassy or consulate for visa information.
What happens in case of extreme weather conditions?
Race organizers closely monitor weather forecasts and may make adjustments to the race schedule or course if necessary. In the event of severe weather, such as heavy rain or lightning storms, the race may be postponed or canceled for the safety of participants.
Do I need Insurance?
Each participant is responsible for ensuring they have adequate insurance coverage for participating in the ENDURO LK race. The race organizer, FLOW TRAILS COLLECTIVE, does not provide individual insurance coverage for participants and shall not be responsible for -obtaining or providing such coverage to any participant. It is the sole responsibility of each participant to ensure they have appropriate insurance coverage to mitigate any risks associated with their participation in the race.
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