Entry for 2013 has now closed

Entry fees: £70 (24h) & £50 (12h)

Includes: race entry, electronic timing, free camping, light charging from sponsors Exposure Lights, free energy drink from Accelerade, neutral technical support for all riders from Run and Ride, free tea, coffee and boiling water for riders.

To find out more about the services we’ll be providing for riders take a look at the Rider Info page or the Sponsors page to see what our sponsors are offering.

Entry Closes Midnight 8th May 2013. No entry on the day.

Categories

– Open (18+) Gentlemen & Ladies
– Veteran (40+) Gentlemen

– Halo Singlespeed (see below for more details)
– Vitesse Rookie
– 12Hr Fat Bike Class

N.B. Age refers to age on the day of the event. Race licenses and club affiliations are not required to enter this event.

24 Hours of Exposure £70

The race is open to everyone over the age of 18 regardless of nationality and everyone will be eligible for placings and spot prizes.

12 Hours of Exposure £50

The race is open to everyone over the age of 18 regardless of nationality and everyone will be eligible for placings and spot prizes.

UK Solo 24hr & 12hr MTB Championships

As part of “24 Hours of Exposure” and “12 Hours of Exposure” we will be awarding UK champion jerseys to the category winners. Eligible riders must be of English, Irish, Scottish or Welsh nationality.

European Solo 24h & 12h MTB Championships

As part of “24 Hours of Exposure” and “12 Hours of Exposure” we will be awarding European champion jerseys to the category winners. Eligible riders must have a European nationality. (Proof of nationality will be needed at event registration, please bring your passport!) If you’re unsure whether you qualify, please email us.

Halo Singlespeed Category

The European 24hr & 12hr Solo Singlespeed Champion jerseys will be awarded to the highest placed singlespeeders across all categories in their event. A singlespeed must be ridden throughout the entire race. It is the riders responsibility to inform race HQ on the day of the race that they will be riding singlespeed.

Vitesse “Rookie” Jersey

These jersesy will be awarded to the male and female riders that achieve the highest placing across all categories and have never done a solo 24 or 12 hour mountain bike race before. (If you’ve done a 24hr solo before and enter the 12 hour, you’re not a rookie.)

12 Hour Fat Bike Class

A sub-category of the main event with prizes from Beer Babe Upcycling. To be classed as a Fat Bike both tyres must be at least 3.7 inches wide.

At the event sign on you will be required to sign a waiver confirming you understand these terms and conditions and will abide by the rules of the event.

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