Info for participants
Info
Where?
Tukums City park, Tukums
When the race office is open?
August 7th from 12:00
August 8th from 8:30
AMACX Feed Zones
There are three feed zones (33,2km, 69,1km un 104,4km) on the 140 km course and one (37,9km) on the 75 km course.
At the feed zones, you will find:
water;
AMACX sports drink, energy gels and fruit chews;
fresh and dried fruit;
pickles and sausages.
Please note!
Tables with water and sports drink will be placed directly along the course so you can grab them without stopping. The tables will be continuously restocked.
Food will be available under a tent, positioned slightly away from the racing line so that riders who do not stop can pass safely.
All feed zones are also designated litter zones. These are the only places on the course where you are allowed to dispose of waste.
Routes to feed zones from the start area
Signs and safety>
- Direction
- Attention!
- Wrong way
- Distances split
- Reminder to keep on the right side
- Feed zone
- Trash zone
- Trash zone ends
Traffic will not be fully closed during the race. The only exceptions are the first 1,500 metres after the start and the final 1,500 metres before the finish.
At intersections where you would normally be required to give way to vehicles, police officers, National Guard personnel or race marshals will be present to stop traffic and give riders priority. However, you must remain reasonably cautious at all other times. For example, slow down if you cannot see what is around a corner.
Always keep to the right-hand side of the road, as you are still part of normal traffic. The leading groups will be escorted by motorcycles.
If your average speed during the race is below 20 km/h, please be aware that safety personnel may no longer be present on the course. In that case, you are fully responsible for checking that it is safe to proceed.
Mobile app
We recommend installing and testing the app before race day. Activate it using the link or code sent to your email.
In the app, you will find your start time, race number and two emergency assistance buttons.
If you plan to use live tracking, make sure precise location access is enabled.
Make sure your phone is fully charged.
Take your phone with you during the race.
Tracking helps the organisers monitor rider safety.
Public tracking is entirely optional.
In the GPX section, you will find the route files for your specific distance.
The app also includes useful links and a summary of the results.
If anything in the app is unclear or does not work properly, please let us know so we can improve the experience.
