PROLOGUE | 14/12/2021 | STONE HALL 
DISTANCE: 16,5 km
ALTIMETRY: 478m

 

2st STAGE | 15/12/2021 | DISTRICT OF COURSES
DISTANCE: 50,6 km
ALTIMETRY: 1.760m
TEST LIMIT TIME: 16:00

HYDRATION POINTS

PH 1: 26 km
FULL GAS POINT: 28,7 Km
PH 2: 40,6 km

 

3st STAGE | 16/12/2021 | THREE BAR > SERRA DO INTENDENTE > TRAY
DISTANCE: 85,0 km
ALTIMETRY: 2.788 m
TEST LIMIT TIME: 17:00

HYDRATION POINTS

PH 1: 24,4 km
FULL GAS POINT: 40,0 Km
PH 2: 44,5 km
PH 3: 64 km
PH 4: 76 km

 

4st STAGE - XCO | 17/12/2021 | STONE HALL
DISTANCE: 5,3 km / lap (5 laps = 26,5 km)
ALTIMETRY: 173 m / lap (5 laps = 865 m)

 

5st STAGE | 18/12/2021 | PEAK OF SOLIDITY
DISTANCE: 37,7 km
ALTIMETRY: 1.286m
TEST LIMIT TIME: 16:00

HYDRATION POINTS

PH 1: 21 km
FULL GAS POINT: 23,5 Km
PH 2: 30 km

REGISTRATION PERIOD: 07/12/2020 À 30/11/2021 OU UNTIL THE VACANCES LIMIT

- The information below is referent tothe price per athlete, individual value, regardless of the category you will participate in.

 

INDIVIDUAL VALUES OF REGISTRATION BRASIL RIDE ESPINHAÇO 2021

- PROMOTIONAL START - TO THE 50 FIRST SUBSCRIBERS. - SOLD OFF!

PAYMENT METHODS:
1) 8 X from $ 299,00 on credit card TO THE 50 FIRST SUBSCRIBERS - SOLD OFF!
2) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 2.392,00 + tax
* Only for Brazilian credit cards
NB: The discount is not cumulative with any other promotion, coupon or any type of benefit.

 

- GUARINI CLUB (athletes who have already completed Brasil Ride Bahia 3 or more times)
 DATE: Until 31/12/2020 (or available places)

PAYMENT METHODS:
1) 6 X R $ 333,00 on credit card * 
2) Cash on bank slip or credit card.
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 1.999,00 + tax
* Only for credit cards for Brazilians
NB: The discount is not cumulative with any other promotion, coupon or any type of benefit.

- REGISTRATION STANDART BRASIL RIDE ESPINHAÇO
1st LOT: After the first 50 registrations UNTIL 15/01/2021 - (or available places)

PAYMENT METHODS:
1) 6 X from $ 399,00 on on credit card UNTIL JANUARY 15, 2021 *
3) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 2.392,00 + tax
* Only for Brazilian credit cards
NB: The discount is not cumulative with any other promotion, coupon or any type of benefit.

2st LOT: 16/01/2021 TO 30/11/2021 - (or available places)
1) 3 X R $ 798,00 on on credit card UNTIL FEBRUARY 20, 2021 *
3) Cash on bank slip or credit card

PAYMENT METHODS:
1) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 2.392,00 + tax

 REGISTER 

- THE ALL - INCLUSIVE PACKAGE
 REGISTRATION DATE: UNTIL 11/30/2021 (or spots avaiable)

The all meals-inclusive package covers six nights of accommodation in double rooms, luggage transfer
Package covers:

Six nights of legendary Brazilian accommodation in double rooms (per team) in host city.
Dinner and breakfast in the Hotel 
(Check-in: 13 December 2021 | Check-out: 19 December 2021)

Transfer from Internacional Airport Confins - Belo Horizonte to Conceição Mato Dentro 
Lanch in the Brazil Ride race village post-stage recovery meal at the finish
Waterpoint nutrition throughout the race route
rider jersey
rider bag 
Bike Wash Squirt after every stage
Professional Shimano Neutral Service bike mechanic available on course and Race Village (free)
Finisher's medal 
Finisher's T- Shirt (only given to official finishers) 
Transfer from Conceição Mato Dentro to International Airport Confins - Belo Horizonte sunday.

PRICING:
1) R$ 6.500,00 (€970 per rider)

REGISTER 

CANCELLATION POLICY / PARTIAL REFUND / TRANSFER

NOTE 1: Values ​​do not include taxes, processing fees, massages, photos or your hotel package.
NOTE 2: The full refund of the amount paid on registration respects the law number 8078/90 of Article 49 of the Consumer Protection Code, which establishes a period of seven days after the online purchase.
NOTE 3: Cancellation of registration will be allowed, with a partial refund of 50% of the amount paid, solely and exclusively, due to injury, duly proven by medical certificate, and within 30 days after the date of confirmation of registration
NOTE 4: The transfer of registration will be allowed, solely and exclusively due to injury, duly confirmed by a medical certificate, within 60 days of the date of the test. 20% of the standard registration fee will be charged.
NOTE 5: The convenience fee is non-refundable.

STANDARD REGISTRATION

Standard Entry

• Five meals (one meal after the end of each stage in the arena) 
• Water point nutrition throughout the race route
• Medical services during the race and free basic care at Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• Bicycle washing and safety in each Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• bike Park
• Neutral Shimano support in each Vila Brasil Espinhaço Ride.
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço participant t-shirt.
• Cap Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• Caramanhola Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço travel bag.
• Jersey Brazil Ride Espinhaço.
• Calendar and organization of the event, cash prizes and daily prizes at the end of each event for UCI athletes.
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço participation medal ..
• T-shirt so-gifted finisher, Brasil Ride Espinhaço. (only for those who complete the test).
• Ticket to the closing party at Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço.

it does not include the taxes, processing fees, massages, photos or your hotel packages (recommended).

 

JERSEY SIZES

EXTRA ITEM

- CELEBRATE YOUR ACHIEVEMENT BY RECORDING YOUR NAME AND SURNAME ON THE PARTICIPATION MEDAL
- VALUE: R $ 39,00

NOTE 1: Add this EXTRA ITEM in the registration procedure.
NOTE 2: Booking deadline: 30/ 09 / 2020

* ILLUSTRATIVE MEDAL

 

EACH REGISTRATION INCLUDES

• Bath at the end of each stage
• Lunch at the arrival of each stage.
• Water point nutrition throughout the race route
• Medical services during the race and free basic care at Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• bike wash 
• bike Park 
• Shimano Neutral Support 
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço participant t-shirt.
• Cap Brasil Ride Espinhaço.
• Caramanhola Brasil Ride Espinhaço ..
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço travel bag ..
• Jersey Brazil Ride Espinhaço.
• Cash prizes and daily prizes at the end of each race for UCI athletes.
• Brasil Ride Espinhaço participation medal ..
• T-shirt FINISHER Brasil Ride Espinhaço (only for those who complete the race).
• Ticket to the closing party at Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço.

Does not include taxes, processing fees, massages, photos or your hotel plan (recommended)

FOOD

• Lunch will be offered to all athletes upon arrival at each stage. 
• The lounge has a wide selection of drinks on sale throughout the day.
• There will be hydration points along each route. Each hydration point serves filtered, isotonic and Coca-Cola cold water, as well as a wide variety of snacks, and fruits. 

 

MEDICAL SERVICE

Services provided:

• An emergency medicine specialist leads a team of registered doctors and nurses.
• A fully equipped medical center, located in Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço, with prompt care before and after each stage for the treatment of wounds, injuries, etc. Emergency services are available at any time.
• Mobile medical support with several ambulances, each with a doctor and a nurse, positioned close to the fueling points along the route.
• Rapid evacuation to nearby medical centers in emergency situations is outside the coverage of the mobile hospital.
• All detailed medical information from the pilots will be available to doctors and nurses, thus allowing them to make previously informed clinical decisions.
• Basic services are free, however, medication for pre-existing chronic illnesses and diseases will be charged at cost.
• Mobile hospital hours: 5:45 am until 19:00 pm (or two hours after the last cyclists arrive at Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço).
• 24h emergency number.
• Each athlete must complete their medical data in their online profile, print the medical form, signed by a doctor and bring it on the day of registration.

Important information when visiting the doctor at Vila Brasil Ride:

• Bicycles are not allowed in the race hospital.
• Athletes should take a shower before going to the hospital. Bathing later can compromise treatment.

Important medical tips:

• Athletes are advised to seek medical assistance as soon as possible to avoid complications.
• Saddle injuries. Don't delay! The moment cyclists notice a spot or feel a sensitive area, they should inform the hospital doctor of the race. The race hospital is open daily from 5:45 am to treat wounds.
• Small scratches and cuts can become infected and impair your evidence should these wounds be seen immediately.
• Dehydration is common with high temperatures and physical effort during the race. If a cyclist suspects that he is dehydrated, he should visit the hospital for a check up.

 

ROUTINE: MONDAY - 17/04/2023 | CONCEIÇÃO DO MATO DENTRO/MG
ACTIVITY	HOURS
Opening of Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço	11:00
Race Kit Delivery	14:00 a.m. -19:00 p.m.
bike Park	13:00 a.m. -19:00 p.m.
UCI - Meeting with athletes - Arena Brasil Ride (Lounge)	16:00
Electronic briefing - Youtube	19:00
Good rest in your Hotel
ROUTINE: TUESDAY - 18/04/2023 | PROLOGUE | CONCEIÇÃO DO MATO DENTRO/MG
ACTIVITY	HOURS
Bike Park (it is not allowed to stay the bikes. Take it to your hotel)	12:00 a.m. -17:30 p.m.
Alignment for the Prologue	10:30
Start of starts prologue	11:00 a.m. -13:30 p.m.
Brazil Ride Stage News	12:00
Lunch - Vila Brasil Ride Espinhaço	12:00 a.m. -15:00 p.m.
Results and awards	14:30
Bike Wash Squirt	11:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Tasting Timeout	16:00
Massage	13:00 a.m. -19:00 p.m.
ROUTINE: WEDNESDAY - 19/04/2023 | 2nd STAGE | CONCEIÇÃO DO MATO DENTRO/MG
ACTIVITY	HOURS
Bike Park (it is not allowed to stay the bikes. Take it to your hotel)	12:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Bike Wash Squirt	11:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Alignment for the 2nd stage start	08:30
2nd stage start	09:00
Brazil Ride Stage News	11:30
Lunch - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	12:00 a.m. -16:00 p.m.
Arena awards: 1 hour after the arrival of the leaders of each category	13:00 PM (forecast)
Massage	13:00 a.m. -19:00 p.m.
Tasting Timeout	17:00
Result	17:00
ROUTINE: THURSDAY - 20/04/2023 | 3rd STAGE | CONCEIÇÃO DO MATO DENTRO/MG
ACTIVITY	HOURS
Bike Park (it is not allowed to stay the bikes. Take it to your hotel)	12:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Bike Wash Squirt	12:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Stage briefing - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	07:30
Alignment for the 3nd stage start	07:30
Start of the 3rd Stage	08:00
Brazil Ride Stage News	11:30
Lunch - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	12:00 a.m. -16:00 p.m.
Arena awards: 1 hour after the arrival of the leaders of each category	13:00 PM (forecast)
Massage	13:00 a.m. -20:00 p.m.
Result	16:30
Tasting Timeout	17:45
ROUTINE: FRIDAY - 21/04/2023 | 4th STAGE - XCO | CONCEIÇÃO MATO DENTRO/MG
ACTIVITY	HOURS
Bike Park (it is not allowed to stay the bikes. Take it to your hotel)	12:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Bike Wash Squirt	11:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Stage briefing - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	09:30
Alignment for the 4th stage start - XCO	09:30
1st battery start	10:00
Start of the 2nd heat - E-MTB	12:00
3st battery start	14:00
Brazil Ride Stage News	11:30
Lunch - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	12:00 a.m. -16:00 p.m.
Massage	12:00 a.m. -19:00 p.m.
Awards - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	15:30
ROUTINE: SATURDAY - 22/04/2023 | 5th STAGE | CONCEPTION OF THE WOODS WITHIN
ACTIVITY	HOURS
bike Park	12:00 a.m. -18:00 p.m.
Bike Wash Squirt	11:00 a.m. -17:00 p.m.
Stage briefing - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	08:30
Alignment for the 5nd stage start	08:30
5nd stage start	09:00
Cipó Marathon Start	09:10
Tour Start	09:45
Brazil Ride Stage News	11:00
Lunch - Arena Brasil Ride Espinhaço	11:00 a.m. -14:00 p.m.
Massage	13:00 a.m. -20:00 p.m.
General Awards Brasil Ride Espihaço - Arena Brasil Ride	15:30

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MASSAGE SERVICE

BRAZIL RIDE ESPINHAÇO E-MTB

RULES AND REGULATIONS

This document defines the rules and regulations of the E-MTB modality.
An E-Mountain Bike is a bicycle operated with two sources of energy, the power of the human pedal and an electric motor, which only provides assistance when the cyclist is pedaling.

1. CATEGORIES

1.1 Individual male with a minimum age of 19 years.

1.2 Individual female with a minimum age of 19 years.

2. ROUTE

2.1 Dispute format is the marathon with 5 stages

3. CHARACTERISTICS OF E-MTB

3.1 Engine assistance up to 25 km / h.
3.2 Technical assistance during the race consists of repairs or replacement of any part of the bicycle other than the frame
3.3 Technical assistance is only authorized in places determined by the organization.
3.4 Bicycle changes are not allowed.
3.5 The e-mtb must be in the bike park for conference
3.6 The organization will define schedules and specifics for checking e-mtb.

4. BATTERIES AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

4.1 Daily energy capacity per pilot
4.2 Capacity should be in the range of 1.950 W to 2.100 W.
Example:
- Cyclists who have a bicycle with 500W batteries will have 4 batteries per day (2 at the beginning + 2 at the filling station).
- Cyclists who have a bicycle with 650W or 700Wh batteries will have 3 batteries per day (2 at the beginning + 1 at the filling station).
- The Organizer will define 1 refueling station per stage, where competitors will have access to their spare batteries that will be exchanged with used batteries.
- This point will be informed in order to allow the teams to adapt their strategy according to the location of the filling station.
4.3 Delivery of Extra Batteries:
- The competitor may deliver to the organization 1 battery, PROPERLY IDENTIFIED WITH NAME, TEL and EMAIL, to be taken to the exchange point.
- The organization will only accept batteries PROPERLY IDENTIFIED.
- The competitor may only replace the battery EXCHANGE POINT determined by the organization.
- The competitor must remove his battery with the organization at the end of each stage.
- Competitors wishing to charge the battery WILL NOT BE ABLE TO LEAVE THE BATTERY UNLOADED AT THE EXCHANGE POINT. The organization IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BATTERY LEFT AT THE EXCHANGE POINT AND WILL NOT BRING THIS BATTERY BACK.

5. BIKES CONFERENCE

5.1 The organization will define specific times for checking e-mtb.

LAST UPDATE 24/09/2020

A) PREAMBLE AND INTRODUCTION TO THE REGULATION

1) PREAMBLE

Brasil Ride Espinhaço (“competition”) is a mountain bike ultramarathon played in stages composed by teams of one, two or three cyclists, amateurs or professionals, which is accredited by the International Cycling Union (UCI). The teams have to run together all the way taking care of themselves and their equipment. 

2) STRUCTURE AND APPLICABILITY OF THE RULES

2.1 The rules of the race are divided into two categories: one applied to ALL cyclists (section B) and the other applied ONLY to the category of cyclists UCI Open (specific regulation separately). 

2.2 The rules are definitive and complete. Unless those rules or regulations specifically incorporate rules and regulations from any cycling body (eg UCI Anti-Doping Code), such rules and regulations will not apply to the race.

2.3 Failure to comply with any of the rules will result in a penalty that may include the disqualification of the cyclist in certain circumstances. The different categories of penalties are provided for in section B.

2.4 The interpretation of any rule by the President of the Commissioners and by the organizers, acting together, will be final and linked to all participants in the race.

2.5 If there is any discrepancy between a rule provided for in section B and a rule applicable to UCI Open category athletes established in the specific regulation, the rule established in the specific regulation will be applied to UCI Open and UCI Women category athletes in place of the section rules B.

3) DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of the rules, the following terms shall have the meanings defined below:

3.1 “COMMISSIONER” - official commissioner of the race appointed by the UCI.

3.2 “BRASILEIROS (AS)” - any person who holds a Brazilian passport and has residence in Brazil.

3.3 "MAXIMUM STAGE TIME" - maximum number of hours officially allowed by the race organization to finish any stage.

3.4 “CICLISTA PLACA AMARELA” - Cyclist registered at Brasil Ride Espinhaço, whose team is no longer officially competing in the race but continues to participate in the race. For the avoidance of doubt, the cyclist to be considered YELLOW PLATE: 

- 3.4.1 A member of the original team will NOT leave the stage from the beginning, except for the corporate category, or;

- 3.4.2 A member of the original team withdraws from the race during the stage, except for the corporate category.

3.5 “PODIUM CANDIDATE” - a team that, at the beginning of any stage, is among the top five positions in the category, or whose time is not more than one hour of the total time of the third team placed in the respective category.

3.6 "SEPARATION BETWEEN CYCLISTS" - the cyclist who, at any time during the race, separates from his team partner for more than two minutes.

3.7 “CICLISTA UCI OPEN e UCI FEMININA” - cyclist duly registered at UCI and with valid license.

3.8 “UCI CICLISTA INFORMATIVO” - information leaflet for cyclists in the UCI Open and UCI Women category at the time of their registration in the race.

B) GENERAL RULES (APPLICABLE TO ALL CYCLISTS)

4) CYCLISTS

4.1 All BRAZILIAN participants participating in the race are required to present their identity document at the time of kit removal and all foreign cyclists must present their passport.

4.2 The minimum age of participation is 19 years old on December 31 of the year in which the race takes place.

4.3 There are six categories of racing for teams: OPEN, FEMALE, MIXED, MASTER, GRANDMASTER and CORPORATE. In addition to these categories, there are four special awards: “AMERICAN JERSEY MASCULINA”, “AMERICAN JERSEY FEMININA”, “NELORE” and “IRON RIDER”.

- 4.3.1 AMERICAN JERSEY MALE AND FEMALE comprise all teams, INDEPENDENTLY of the category in which they were registered and, in WHICH BOTH cyclists have a valid passport of the CONTINENT AMERICAN (North, Central and South America).
- 4.3.2 Both cyclists in a team wishing to run for “AMERICAN JERSEY” must choose their nationality when registering online. Changes will not be allowed after the athletes' kit delivery. If a cyclist has dual citizenship, the validated country will be that of his UCI license. 
- 4.3.3 Both male and female IRON RIDER cyclists must demonstrate participation in at least 1 long distance triathlon event (3,9 km swimming / 180 km cycling / 42,1 km running) or 2 trithlon events intermediate (1,8 km swimming / 90 km cycling / 21 km running). Failure to comply with this rule immediately eliminates the team. All other articles of this regulation are applicable to this special award, including BICYCLES.

4.4 To enter the MASTER category, both cyclists must be 40 years old or older by 31 December of the year in which the race takes place. To enter the GRANDMASTER category, both cyclists must be 50 years old or older by December 31 of the year in which the race takes place.

4.5 The CORPORATE category comprises three members and cyclists must be 35 years old or over, completed by December 31 of the year in which the race takes place, and the sum of the members' ages must be equal to or greater than 115 years. CORPORATE category members can take turns at each stage. At least two of the three members are required to complete the stages within the regular time.

- 4.5.1 It is mandatory that each of the three members of the team complete at least three of the stages.
- 4.5.2 The two-minute rule (ITEM 3.6) is valid for corporate teams. They are liable to penalty in case of occurrence. 
- 4.5.3 The teams that complete the stage with the three members will be rewarded with 3% over the stage time. 
- 4.5.4 In case a team member arrives away from the others, more than two minutes, there will be no bonus of 3% of the time. It is for cases where the team separates, takes the penalty but requires the bonus.
- 4.5.5 On the days when the stages start in one city and end in another, if one of the athletes of the CORPORATE team decides not to leave, it is your FULL responsibility for your transportation and your bicycle.

4.6 The NELORE category is made up of two members, regardless of gender, where both cyclists at the time of removing the kit, must weigh more than 90 kg (dressed exclusively in jersey and cycling shorts).

4.7 All cyclists in the UCI OPEN category may wear different uniforms during the race. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed. Teams may consist of cyclists who are not members of the same team registered with the UCI. Teams in the FEMALE UCI category follow the same rules as men.

4.8 There are four categories of running for solo racing: male E-MTB, female E-MTB, male solo and female solo.

- 4.8.1 The male solo and female solo categories are not awarded. Their times will be counted, but there will be no podium or any other prize.
- 4.8.2 The male and female solo categories will have a different start time than the team categories.
- 4.8.3 Under no circumstances will athletes from the male and female solo categories be allowed to favor athletes from the team categories (see item 4.3) such as: granting a vacuum, giving mechanical assistance (lending or replacing any bike accessory), giving physical assistance ( push another cyclist) or any kind of help that favors these teams, this item being subject to punishment.

4.9 The E-MTB category, male solo and female solo, is disputed by athletes who have a bicycle operated by two energy sources: the power of the human pedal and an electric motor that only provides assistance when the cyclist is pedaling:

- 4.9.1 Minimum age is 19 years old.
- 4.9.2 Contest format is the 5-stage marathon.
- 4.9.3 Engine assistance up to 25 km / h.
- 4.9.4 Technical assistance during the race consists of repairs or replacement of any part of the bicycle other than the frame
- 4.9.5 Technical assistance is only authorized in places determined by the organization.
- 4.9.6 Bicycle changes are not allowed.
- 4.9.7 The e-mtb must be in the bike park for checking items 4.9.3 
- 4.9.8 The organization will define times and specifics for checking e-mtb.

4.10 BATTERIES AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- 4.10.1 Daily energy capacity per pilot
- 4.10.2 Capacity should be in the range of 1.950 W to 2.100 W.
Example:
- Cyclists who have a bicycle with 500W batteries will have 4 batteries per day (2 at the beginning + 2 at the filling station).
- Cyclists who have a bicycle with 650W or 700Wh batteries will have 3 batteries per day (2 in at the beginning + 1 at the filling station).
- The Organizer will define 1 refueling station per stage, where competitors will have access to their spare batteries that will be exchanged with used batteries.
- This point will be informed in order to allow the teams to adapt their strategy according to the location of the filling station.

5) MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

5.1 Cyclists will only have their registrations confirmed after the presentation of the signed medical certificate, authorizing the cyclist's participation in such endurance races at the time of the athlete's accreditation in the race, held at the Brasil Ride arena during the withdrawal of the kit.

5.2 The Term of Responsibility is accepted at the time of online registration, taking responsibility for your participation.

5.3 The race organizers reserve the right to prevent a cyclist from continuing the race when receiving medical advice. This decision is final and there is no appeal. 
 
6) BICYCLES

6.1 Only mountain bikes in good condition and “ready to compete” will be allowed at the start of each stage.

6.2 For the purposes of rule 6.1, “ready to compete” means:

- 6.2.1 The front plate with the registration number must be securely fixed and visible.
- 6.2.2 The plate must be fixed according to the instructions received in the race record.
- 6.2.3 The bicycle must be in safe condition as determined by the commissioner. 
- 6.2.4 The ends and extensions of the handlebars must be joined and must not have uneven or sharp edges. The use of tri-bar and rolled wheels will not be allowed.
- 6.2.5 Bicycles can only be propelled by chains and the mechanical action of the cyclist's legs, without any electrical assistance, except for E-MTB category bicycles.

6.3 TANDEM bicycles follow the specifications in items 6.1 and 6.2

6.4 Each cyclist is responsible for the maintenance of his bicycle.

6.5 Cyclists are required to complete the total distance of the stage within the maximum time determined by the organization. The time spent on maintenance and / or repair will not be deducted from the maximum step time.

7) HELMET AND CLOTHING

7.1 The cyclist must wear the helmet buckled throughout the stage.

7.2 Helmets must respect the norms and standards established by the international “ANSI”.

7.3 Appropriate clothing, including a T-shirt, must be worn at all times.

7.4 Both members of the team must wear identical jerseys at all stages. Sleeveless jersey are not allowed.

7.5 No cyclist may wear any version, original or replica, of the leading jersey.

8) RACING TEAM

8.1 Cyclists must ride with their teammate at all times, and must remain within the maximum allowed separation time of two minutes.

8.2 The separation of cyclists can be measured at the beginning and at the end of each stage and at various control points during the stage. 

8.3 The separation of cyclists can be measured more than once during the stage, and penalties can be applied to each occurrence of separation between them outside the time limit allowed during a stage 

8.4 Any cyclist may receive physical assistance from his teammate or from another competing cyclist. “Physical Assistance” can be: sharing water and food, changing bicycle parts and accessories (EXCEPT BIKE BOARD), assistance with maintenance and repair, pushing and / or towing by physical contact only.

8.5 Podium candidates cannot accept physical assistance from a yellow plate cyclist.

8.6 No team may receive physical assistance from any separate cyclist.

8.7 Towing between cyclists using mechanical devices is not permitted.

8.8 The cyclist is allowed to “go back” on the route, at any time, in order to meet with his / her partner or in order to reach the technical support zone, as long as he / she does not put another athlete at risk.

9) CYCLIST IDENTIFICATION

9.1 All cyclists on a team must display race numbers at all times.

9.2 The bicycle number must remain firmly attached to the front of the bicycle and must not be obstructed by cables or other items.

9.3 The dorsal numeral must be attached to the cyclist at all times in a visible position, either on the shirt or on the back of his hydration pack. The rider will not be penalized if his number is hidden by wearing a raincoat.

9.4 None of the logos of the official sponsors of Brasil Ride Espinhaço can be removed from the plaque with a numeral and / or hidden for any reason.

9.5 The number plate and the dorsal number cannot be manipulated in any way, either by cutting, trimming, removing and / or gluing adhesives.

9.6 The leaders of the Brasil Ride Espinhaço categories are required to wear the leader jersey provided by the organizers.

9.7 All category leaders and stage winners must be present at the daily awards ceremony.
The UCI OPEN MALE and FEMALE categories must be present at the award ceremony for each stage at the finish line.

10) START OF STEPS

10.1 The starting gate opens 30 minutes before the start time stipulated by the organization. 

10.2 Starting gates will be defined according to the general classification in the race. The organizers can also assign their own criteria for each starting gate. If the scheduled start times are changed, the rule for any reference will be the starting time of each team.

10.3 The starting gates will be strictly closed five minutes before the official start time of the stage. Teams arriving late must start at the end of the line.

10.4 Athletes must enter their respective gate with the two members of the team. Once inside the starting gate it is not allowed to exit.

11) ROUTE AND STEPS

11.1 Cyclists must complete the total course and the distance of all stages.

11.2 Only cyclists who complete all stages within the maximum time for each stage will be considered FINALISTS (FINISHERS).

11.3 The actual distance of the race and each stage may vary with respect to the distance published and / or reported by the organization.

11.4 The cyclist must always follow the official route according to the instructions of the stewards and they cannot take any shortcuts or other advantage of a similar nature against their competitors. Each participant is responsible for following the official route.
11.5 Cyclists who leave the pre-established route for any reason must return to the same point where they left.

11.6 Any walk, run or cycle by a cyclist that is carried out without the intention of meeting or returning to the official route, are not allowed.
11.7 No cyclist should invade or overtake areas and / or terrain that are not open to the public for mountain biking, even though they have been part of the course in previous editions. No cyclist can distribute any GPS coordinates of the course during the race.

12) PROHIBITED EQUIPMENT

12.1 Race organizers may, at any time, prohibit any other item of equipment (except essential cycling equipment) at their discretion, and cyclists must always comply with such prohibition.

13) RACING TIME

13.1 Only the total times of each team will be revealed and announced, but individual times of each cyclist will be recorded to measure the separation of each cyclist to enforce the rule of two minutes away.

13.2 The team's time is determined by the moment when the second team member crosses the finish line.

13.3 The cyclist cannot have more than one transponder and no athlete can pass on his transponder to anyone at any time during the race.

13.4 The time count will start with the start time of each morning.

13.5 The starting gate will remain open for 15 minutes after the start of the stage.

13.6 Any cyclist who cannot be at the start must inform the steward within 15 minutes of the start time to request approval for a late start.

13.7 No cyclist or team may start the race late without the commissioner's approval. If the late start is not approved, the athlete will be considered a DNS (DID NOT START = NOT STARTED). You will not receive any results and will automatically be classified as a “yellow plate cyclist”.

13.8 Any cyclist who does not start one of the stages (exception CORPORATE category) will be automatically qualified as a yellow plate cyclist.

13.9 The maximum time of the stage will not be adjusted for that cyclist who starts the race late in a late start and / or who started at a gate later than originally planned for him / her.

14) MAXIMUM TIME FOR EACH STEP

14.1 The maximum times for each stage will be determined according to the length of each stage and the terrain to be covered. Maximum times for each stage will be included on the website and in the race record, but can be changed by the race organizers. 

14.2 All variations will be communicated to cyclists at the stage briefing held the night before the event.

14.3 Cyclists can cross the finish line on foot, provided they have their bikes with them.

14.4 Race organizers may designate intermediate cutoff points that must be reached within specific times at each stage. All teams that do not reach or are qualified as unable to reach these points, in the sole opinion of the race organizers and the stewards, will be prevented from continuing the race, removed from the course and classified as DNF (DID NOT FINISH = NOT FINISHED) at respective stage.

14.5 The maximum time allowed for each stage of the race will be the longest time announced to complete the same or 2x the time of the winner (if the time of the winner is greater than half of the maximum time reported in the briefing, then the maximum time allowed will be automatically twice the winner's time). In this case, this new stage time will be informed / signaled at the last water point at the end of the stage.

14.6 Race organizers may, at any time, impose additional cutoff points for safety reasons. The provisions of the rule will apply to cyclists who have not yet reached the designated cutoff point within the allotted time or, in the sole opinion of the organizers and stewards, will not be able to do so. Any cyclist who is unable to complete a stage will be transported to the base.

14.7 If the cyclist is unable to continue the race for any reason, every effort will be made to transport cyclists and their bikes to the end of the stage.

15) YELLOW PLATE CYCLIST

15.1 Any cyclist who does not complete a stage within the maximum time for the first time will not have the stage classification and will be considered a YELLOW PLATE CYCLIST.

15.2 The yellow plate rider will have the right to continue the race, he can start in the next stage, but he will not be considered classified in the stage.

15.3 If any yellow plate cyclist does not finish a stage again within the maximum time of the stage, fails to start a stage or does not comply with any item of rule 15, he can only continue the race after analysis by the stewards and / or race director .

15.4 The yellow plate cyclist is not allowed to ride ahead of the leaders, including in the top 10, and under no circumstances can any racing team help.

16) ABANDONMENT / CANCELLATION OF A STEP

16.1 The race organizers may cancel any stage, at any time and at their discretion, for security reasons or any other reason they consider appropriate.

16.2 If the first three teams in each category completed the stage before the moment it was canceled, the stage will be considered official and will count towards the overall results. If less than three teams have finished in any of the categories at the time of the cancellation, the stage will not be considered official and will be disregarded for the purpose of overall results.

16.3 Teams will be allocated a base time, in a percentage of the stage winner's time, for the purpose of overall results, when cyclists are on course and the stage is canceled.

16.4 Any cyclist who withdraws from a stage before it is officially canceled or who does not reach the designated cutoff point for abandonment, will be classified as DNT (DID NOT FINISH).

17) AWARD FOR STAGE

17.1 During the award ceremony of each stage, the first three classifieds of the stage in the following categories will be called to the podium in the following categories: IRON RIDER, CORPORATE, NELORE, GRANDMASTER, MASTER, MISTA, AMERICA FEMININA, AMERICA MASCULINA, FEMININA, OPEN, E-MTB SOLO MALE and E-MTB FEMALE SOLO.

17.2 During the awards ceremony, the leaders of the categories will be called to the podium: IRON RIDER, CORPORATE, NELORE, GRANDMASTER, MASTER, MISTA, AMERICA FEMALE, AMERICA MALE, FEMALE, OPEN, E-MTB SOLO MASCULINO and E-MTB SOLO FEMININO, for the LEADER JERSEY handover ceremony.

17.3 The leading teams in each category must be present at the finish line award ceremony (if applicable) and at the official award ceremony.

18) TRANSIT RULES

18.1 The competition does not always have the exclusive use of public or private roads during the course.

18.2 All traffic laws must be obeyed at all times during the race (in Brazil, stay on the RIGHT side of the road).

18.3 STAFF instructions must be strictly observed.

19) CONTROL POINTS

19.1 There will be control points at each stage, where the rule of separation between the team (2 min) will be observed. 

19.2 Teams that are not detected when they pass through the checkpoint (s) may be disqualified.

19.3 The location of these checkpoints will not be published, and hidden checkpoints are not excluded.

20) ACCREDITATION AND BRIEFING

20.1 The registration of cyclists will be carried out in the arena of the event at a time published on the race website.

20.2 The cyclist must bring a photo ID. Cyclists licensed by the UCI (União Ciclística Internacional) must present a valid card.

20.3 All cyclists must register on the day and time established by the organization on the race website. No category changes will be allowed after closing the accreditation.

20.4 Pre-race information will be made available by the organization on the information boards and on the race website.

21) HYDRATION AND NUTRITION

21.1 Brasil Ride Espinhaço travels areas with different types of climate and different temperatures. The cyclist is responsible for ensuring his hydration and nutrition between the hydration points.

21.2 Brasil Ride Espinhaço will make water available at the official hydration points of each stage for consumption by cyclists. Abuse of using water for purposes other than consumption WILL NOT BE ALLOWED, being subject to punishment.

22) SECONDARY SUPPORT AND EXTERNAL SUPPORT

22.1 No secondary or external assistance will be permitted under any circumstances. For regulation purposes, “external help” includes physical assistance (ITEM 8.4) by anyone other than your teammate, competitor or staff at the hydration and / or route points.

22.2 Vacuum is allowed between cyclists of the same team and / or fellow competitors, but no cyclist may use a yellow plate cyclist, or anyone else who is not a participant in the race.

22.3 Vacuum and / or any support in private vehicles, motorcycles, trucks or official race vehicles is prohibited.

22.4 Only official vehicles of the race are allowed to accompany the course. Support teams can drive their vehicles on public roads to hydration points and provide support for their athletes. Some sections of the route will be closed to any and all traffic other than that of the race, including public roads, and their closing must be respected by everyone.

22.5 No cyclist, team support, helper, among others, can access the restricted area in the race arena.

22.6 Cyclists in the FEMALE DOUBLE CATEGORY may not receive “towing” assistance or be pushed by male pairs.

23) MEDICAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

23.1 The organization will provide a fixed medical post, in the arena, and mobile medical assistance for cyclists throughout the event.

23.2 The organization will provide technical assistance to cyclists in the arena and at a neutral station at some point in each stage. The cost of any exchange of parts on the bicycle is the athlete's full responsibility.

24) WITHDRAWALS

24.1 The athletes of the teams who, for some reason, are unable to continue in the race must immediately inform the race direction and / or stewards at the beginning, at the end or at the hydration points.

24.2 If any cyclist or team does not inform the race direction and / or stewards of their withdrawal / withdrawal and a search and rescue operation is required, the cost will be borne by the cyclist or team.

24.3 It is not allowed to form new pairs between cyclists of teams that have a member outside the race.

25) ENVIRONMENT AND ETHICS

25.1 Cyclists must respect the environment fully during the entire race. Throwing garbage and damaging the environment will not be tolerated.

25.2 It is prohibited to throw bottles, glasses or water containers, paper or plastic packaging and bicycle parts into the environment.

25.3 It is forbidden to deviate from the route passing through a preserved area.

25.4 Smoking is prohibited at any point along the route. 

26) RESOURCES

26.1 Any appeal must be submitted in writing to the race director or stewards, reporting the facts and the number of cyclists involved.

26.2 Appeal on result must be submitted within 30 minutes after the disclosure of the preliminary results of the stage.

26.3 A deposit of R $ 100,00 (one hundred reais) must accompany the presentation of the appeal.

26.4 If the claim is upheld, the deposit will be returned. If the appeal is dismissed, the deposit will be maintained and reverted to the development and improvement of the race.

26.5 The presentation of the appeal must be made within 15 minutes after the cyclist crosses the finish line.

27) DOPING

27.1 The organizers reserve the right to test all cyclists for the use of illegal substances

27.2 All results will be forwarded to the national cycling federation and positive results will be subject to the sanctions provided for in section B.

28) CODE OF CONDUCT

28.1 It is expected that every cyclist will show sportsmanship during the competition, do not use abusive or offensive language during the race with fellow competitors and / or members of the organization's staff, do not behave in an unsportsmanlike manner and respect the competition rules.

29) PENALTIES AND FINES

29.1 Cyclists' violation of race rules results in penalties as shown in the table below

29.2 All penalties involving extra time for the team refer to the stage in question, but will not be taken into account to determine if the team has exceeded the maximum time of the stage.

30) WILL OF ORGANIZERS AND COMMISSIONERS

30.1 When any further interpretation of the rules is necessary or any specific incident that is not in these regulations, the decisions of the organizers and / or stewards will be mandatory and final.

31) STARTED

31.1 The leading teams in their categories will be the first to be aligned. They must present themselves and line up within the starting gate up to five minutes before the start of the stage.

31.2 The starting gates will be opened 30 minutes before the start of the stage and will be closed with five minutes remaining until the start of the stage.

31.3 The leaders of each category are required to wear the leading Brasil Ride Espinhaço jersey while running.

31.4 Mechanics and / or team leaders are not allowed inside the starting gate.

31.5 Starting positions must respect the provision below:

31.5.1 The starting gates must respect the general classifications of each team, in each stage, in their respective categories.

32) REGISTRATION

32.1 The registration is valid, only and exclusively, until the date of the event for which it was acquired. After that date, the registration will no longer be valid.

32.2 It will not be allowed to extend the registration for 2 consecutive years, for example, from 2020 to 2021, then to 2022.

33) CANCELLATION

33.1 The full refund for CANCELLATION, through direct validation by BRASIL RIDE, will respect article 49 of law 8.078 / 90 (CUSTOMER DEFENSE CODE):

Art. 49. The consumer can withdraw from the contract, within 7 days of his signature or the act of receiving the product or service, whenever the contracting for the supply of products and services occurs outside the commercial establishment, especially by telephone or at home.

33.2 The convenience fee is non-refundable.

33.3 In case of cancellation of the registration of one of the team members, it is the responsibility of the remaining athlete to look for another member, respecting the stipulated deadlines. 

34) PARTIAL REFUND

34.1 The cancellation of the registration will be allowed, with a partial refund of 50% of the amount paid, solely and exclusively, due to an injury, duly proven by medical certificate, and within 30 days after the date of confirmation of the registration.

35) TRANSFER

35.1 The transfer of registration will be allowed, solely and exclusively for reasons of injury, duly proven by medical certificate, within 60 days of the date of the test.

35.2 In case of transferring the registration to another athlete, a 20% fine will be charged on the standard registration fee, respecting the deadline established above.

35.3 The participant holding the vacancy must inform the event organization regarding the transfer to another athlete (br@brasilride.com.br).

35.4 In case of transfer of the registration to the next year's exam, a difference in the corresponding registration fees will be charged.

35.5 If the athlete transfers his registration from one year to the next, he will no longer be able to request a partial refund.

35.6 The participant holding the vacancy must inform the event organization regarding the transfer to the following year, informing the name and registration number. (br@brasilride.com.br).

36) GENERAL AWARDS

36.1 The champions of each category will be awarded the registration for Brasil Ride Bahia of the same year. 

36.2 Registration is personal and non-transferable. 

36.3 This registration is valid for the year of the event.

37) STEP 8 (CLOSING PARTY)

37.1 The use of uniforms with sponsor marks for the event, photographs and media coverage is not permitted.
 

Does Brasil Ride Espinhaço have a camp?
No. Each athlete is responsible for their accommodation throughout the event.

Do I need support staff?
No. Brasil Ride Espinhaço is a FULL SERVICE stage race. The organization offers: SHIMANO NEUTRAL SERVICE mechanical service (free), Bike Wash Squirt (free), Bike Park 24 hours safely, and food after each stage.

What is the Brasil Ride Espinhaço suitcase for?
For you to take your personal belongings to the arena and to bathe in the showers of the Brasil Ride arena and change your clothes. 

Will I receive the FINISHER T-SHIRT if I sign up for one of the solo categories (MALE E-MTB, FEMALE E-MTB, MALE SOLO OR FEMALE SOLO)?
Yes. All registered athletes, in SOLO categories, who complete all stages of the competition will receive the FINISHER T-SHIRT.

I am subscribed to a category in DOUBLE. If my partner does not finish the competition and I complete all the stages, will I receive the FINISHER T-SHIRT?
No. In order to be considered FINISHERS, the 2 athletes of the team of the categories played in DOUBLE, MUST MUST complete all stages of the competition.

Does the organization offer dinner?
No. The organization offers food after each stage. Dinner is the responsibility of each athlete.

Can escorts enter Vila Brasil Ride?
Yes. In the Brasil Ride arena, in both villages, it is possible to follow the start and the arrival of the athletes at each stage. In the 2 villages there will be a common living area with food trucks serving food and drink.

Which airport do I have to fly to?
The destination airport is Confins-Belo Horizonte International Airport - MG (CNF)
WEBSITE

How do I get to the Brasil Ride Espinhaço opening venue?
 

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