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ANNOUNCEMENT #3 - 26/10 TO START ON 27/10

Statement from the UCI College of Commissioners

In order to comply with the normal time trial order, we are rearranging the departure times for the UCI Elite Men and UCI Elite Women. The general classification of the first 10 will be followed as the starting order and the rest will be maintained in numerical order. Please see the new start list for your updated time.

Communique of the UCI College of Commissaires

In order to comply with the normal time trial order, we are rearranging the departure times for the UCI Elite Men and UCI Elite Women. The general classification of the first 10 will be followed as the starting order and the rest will be maintained in numerical order. Please see the new start list for your updated time.

ANNOUNCEMENT #2 - 25/10 TO START ON 26/10

Statement from the UCI College of Commissioners

Athletes with the numbers listed below must seek arbitration to have the yellow plate removed due to some type of withdrawal or withdrawal at the cut:
309, 901, 702, 64, 68, 603, 99, 508 and 62
Please do not leave it until close to the start time.

Communique of the UCI College of Commissaires
Athletes with numbers listed below need to seek arbitration to remove the yellow plate due to some type of withdrawal or withdrawal in the cut:
309, 901, 702, 64, 68, 603, 99, 508, 62
Please do not leave it until close to the start time.

ANNOUNCEMENT #01 - 23/10 FOR 24/10 START

Statement from the UCI College of Commissioners

It was brought to our attention after Phase 1 that the UCI Elite rider was accidentally allowed to register as a member of a duo. When this was discovered, we decided to allow both pilots to continue as solo pilots. The Elite rider as UCI Elite Men and the teammate as Solo Open Men.
Additionally, each driver will receive a 15-minute penalty to be added to their time in the general classification after stage 2.

Communique of the UCI College of Commissaires

It was brought to our attention after Stage1 that UCI Elite rider was accidentally allowed to register as a member of a duo. When this was discovered, we decided to allow the 2 racers to continue as solo riders. The Elite rider as a UCI Elite Male and the team mate as a Solo Open Male.
In addition, each rider will receive a 15 minute penalty to be added to their time in general classification after stage 2.

REGISTRATION PERIOD: 27/10/2022 AT 30/09/2023 OR UNTIL THE LIMIT OF VACANCIES 

- The information below refers to the price per athlete, individual value, regardless of the category you will participate in.
- Name plates only confirmed registrations until 20/09/2023.

INDIVIDUAL VALUES OF REGISTRATION 2023

1) EARLY BIRD (50 FIRST ENTRIES)*
DATE: 27/10/2022
HOUR: 20:00 (Brasilia time)

PAYMENT METHODS
1) 12 TIMES UP TO 30/09/2023 on credit card
2) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 5.600,00 + tax
Payments in installments with card interest

2) GUARINI CLUB (athletes who have completed 3 or more Brasil Ride ultramarathon races: Portugal Brasil Ride | Brasil Ride Espinhaço | Brasil Ride Bahia) 
DATE: 01/12/2022 A 30/09/2023
HOUR: 00:00 (Brasilia time)

PAYMENT METHODS
1) 12 TIMES UP TO 30/09/2023 on credit card
2) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 5.600,00 + tax
Payments in installments with card interest

3) STANDARD REGISTRATION BRASIL RIDE 2023

DATE: 27/10/2022 A 30/09/2023
HOUR: 20:00 (Brasilia time)

PAYMENT METHODS
1) 12 TIMES UP TO 30/09/2023 on credit card
2) Cash on bank slip or credit card
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: R $ 6.600,00 + tax
Payments in installments with card interest

Camp VIP Package

Would you like an extra treat, a little more luxury and share this unique experience alongside Olympic, world champion athletes and the big stars of MTB? The VIP Bungalow allows you to recharge your batteries in a specially sized tent.

Vip Bungalow (two rooms)
Tent model that has 3 doors, 1 central hall and 2 bedrooms with 1 bed in each. The roof has sealed stitching and UV protection. The floor is made of high-strength and anti-fungal polyethylene. Main door with awning to improve ventilation.

Equipped with:
- Folding beds with mattress;
- Pillows;
- White pillowcases;
- Sheet sets;
- Microfiber blankets;
- Table with two chairs;
- Indoor pouf;
- Fan;
- Internal lighting;
- Two takes.

TO BUY YOUR BANGALOT SEND EMAIL TO: br@brasilride.com.br

ELITE MALE SOLO: Minimum age of 19 years with UCI and/or CBC membership 

FEMALE ELITE SOLO: Minimum age of 19 years with UCI and/or CBC membership 

DOUBLE OPEN: Minimum age of 19 years old male

DOUBLE FEMALE: Minimum age of 19 years old female

DOUBLE MIXED: Minimum age of 19 years, one male and one female

DOUBLE MASTER: Minimum age of 40 years

DOUBLE GRANSMASTER: Minimum age of 50 years

DOUBLE GUARINI: Minimum age of 19 years of both genders, members of GUARINI CLUB

NELORE DOUBLE: Minimum age of 19 years of both with a minimum weight of 90 kg

DOUBLE IRON RIDER: Minimum age of 19 years old with participation in long and/or medium distance triathlon

CORPORATE TRIO: Minimum age of 35 years with the sum of the ages of the three members equal to or greater than 115 years

Standard Entry

• Exclusive Jersey Brazil Ride Bahia 2023
• Exclusive Brazil Ride Bahia 2023 travel bag
• Exclusive Cap Athletes Brasil Ride Bahia 2023
• Exclusive T-Shirt Athletes Brasil Ride Bahia 2023
• Caramanhol
• Exclusive Medal Athletes Brazil Ride Bahia 2023
• Transfer for athletes, bicycles and luggage between Arenas
• Accommodation in tents at the camp in Guaratinga
• Individual tent with mattress at Camp Guaratinga
• Breakfast at the Guaratinga Camp 
• Dinner at the end in six stages and lunch in one of the stages
• Brasil Ride Stage News live streaming
• Hydration points during the race course
• Post race hydration at the end of each stage
• Medical and rescue service during the course of the stages.
• Medical center with comprehensive care at Vilas Brasil Ride
• athlete insurance
• Bike washing at each Vila Brasil Ride
• Bike Park (bike parking) in each Vila Brasil Ride
• Mechanical support (neutral support) in each Vila Brasil Ride and on the routes (one per stage)
• Cash prizes and daily prizes at the end of each stage
• T-shirt so-gifted finisher, Brasil Ride (only for those who complete all stages).
• Entrance to the closing party - Stage 8
• Photography service (competitor photographs can be purchased after the event)

1ST STAGE | 22/10/2023 | Arraial d'Ajuda > Arraial d'Ajuda
DISTANCE: 57 Km 
ALTIMETRY: 760 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 29 Km
H2: 45,5 Km

2nd STAGE | 23/10/2023 | Arraial d'Ajuda > Guaratinga
DISTANCE: 134 km
ALTIMETRY: 2.130 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 38,7 Km
H2: 73 Km
H3: 92 Km
H4: 110 Km
H5: 117 Km

3rd STAGE | 24/10/2023 | Guaratinga > Guaratinga
DISTANCE: 58 km
ALTIMETRY: 1.080 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 18 Km
H2: 29 Km
H3: 42,5 Km
RED BULL: 49 Km

4st STAGE | QUEEN STAGE | 25/10/2023 | Guaratinga > Guaratinga
DISTANCE: 100,8 km
ALTIMETRY: 2.440 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 24 Km
H2: 36 Km
H3: 57 Km
H4: 74 Km
RED BULL: 91 Km

5st STAGE | 26/10/2023 | Guaratinga > Eunápolis
DISTANCE:  69,2 km
ALTIMETRY:  1.200 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 26,5 Km
H2: 41,5 Km
H3: 53 Km

6th STAGE | TIME TRACK | 27/10/2023 | Arraial d'Ajuda > Arraial d'Ajuda
DISTANCE: 19,6 km
ALTIMETRY: 263 m

7th STAGE | 28/10/2023 | Arraial d'Ajuda > Arraial d'Ajuda
DISTANCE: 49,5 km
ALTIMETRY: 970 m

HYDRATION POINTS
H1: 27 Km
H2 | RED BULL: 41 Km

Cyclists need to be in Arraial d'Ajuda in Bahia to collect the kit, which takes place the day before the race (21/10/2023). We recommend that athletes fly to Porto Seguro.
Salvador International Airport - BA is located approximately 45 minutes flight from Porto Seguro Airport - BA which is located about 20 minutes by car to Arraial d'Ajuda (where the kit is removed). Cyclists are advised to book their trip well in advance.

Click here to see the venue of the race arena in Arraial d'Ajuda.

Thinking about the profile of our athletes and their families, we made a selection of hotels and inns that have the face of Brasil Ride. A selection carefully made for you to experience the best of Arraial d'Ajuda.

To help you choose your accommodation, here are the ones indicated for your query:

Here Beats the Breeze Pousada
Phone: +55 (11) 98423-3297
WhatsApp: +55 (11) 98423-3297
Contact: Mary Monteiro

Candeia Arraial
Website: www.arraialcandeia.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 (73) 991808288
Phone: + 55 (12) 99779-9393
Contact: Sérgio Moura

Atmosphera
Website: www.atmospheraposada.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 98831-4458 
Phone: + 55 73 3575-1954
Contact: Jaylson or Martha Freitas

Welcome
Website: www.bemvira.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 99197-3171
Phone: +55 73 3575-1184 / 3575-1714
Contact: Lucrécia Martins Moreira / Shirley Rosana Torres

Aquarius Cottages
Website: www.aquarius.tur.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 99968-1002
Landline: +55 73 3575-1002
Contact: Newton

Casa Oito Beach House 
Website: Pitinga Charms 
Address: Alameda Praia de Tororão, lot 06 - Condominium Encantos da Pitinga
Whatsapp: +55 31 99541-3226
Contact: Ana Letícia

Villa Vernazza Condominium
Website: www.villavernaza.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 99157-0079
Phone: +55 73 99157-0079
contact: Rachel

Colors of Residencial Arraial
Website: www.residencialcoresdoarraial.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 99826-6643
Phone: + 55 73 99826-6643
Contact: Carla Mattiello

Enseada dos Corais Praia Hotel
Website: www.enseadadoscoraispraiahotel.com.br
Whatsapp: + 55 73 9 88243700
Telephone: +55 73 3575 3700 | +55 73 9 88243700
Contact: Aires Soares

Erva Doce - Fennel
Website: www.ervadoce.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 98859-6895
Phone: + 55 73 3575-1113
Contact: Mateus or Eliane

Flamboyant
Website: www.flamboyant.tur.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 99985-5034
Telephone: +55 73 3575-1025
Contact: Raone

Maitei Hotel
Website: www.maitei.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 98819-3443
Phone: + 55 73 3575-3799
Contact: Jayara Santana

Paraiso do Morro
Website: www.paraisodomorro.com
WhatsApp: + 55 73 3575-3330
Phone: + 55 73 3575-3330
Contact: Ana Paula Leite

Ecological Paraiso
Website: www.pousadaparaisoecologico.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 99933-7667
Phone: + 55 73 3575-3800
Contact: Vanessa / Roberta

Pousada Cantinho do Sossêgo
Website: www.cantinhodosossogo.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 99914-9314
Phone: + 55 73 99914-9314
Contact: Livia

Pousada Cavalo Marinho
Website: www.cavalomarinhopousada.com
WhatsApp: +55 73 99171-1323
Phone: + 55 73 99171-1323
Contact: Fabiane Cunha

Roballo Inn
Website: www.poudadadoroballo.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 98866-5315
Phone: + 55 73 98866-5315
Contact: Eduardo Robalo

Pousada Solar das Orquideas
Website: www.solardasorquideas.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 99863-5915 
Phone: + 55 73 99111-7242
Contact: Isaac / Murilo

Pousada Tororão
Website: www.pousadatororao.com.br
WhatsApp: +55 73 99966-6263 (reservations)
Phone: + 55 73 3575-1260
Contact: Ana Cervi

corner of the camp
Website: www.recantoarraial.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 99991-4027
Phone: + 55 73 99991-4027
Contact: Ana Cristina Agulhon

longing maloca
Website: www.saudosamaloca.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 3575-1866
Phone: + 55 73 2105-1200 

village of alley
Website: www.viladobeco.com.br
WhatsApp: + 55 73 98889-2710
Phone: + 55 73 3575-1270
Contact: Josenilton

Click here to see the venue of the race arena in Arraial d'Ajuda.

CAR RENT

PHOTO SERVICE

MASSAGE SERVICE

GUARINI CLUB MEMBERS

Being the finisher of a Stage Race Brasil Ride (Brasil Ride Bahia, Brasil Ride Espinhaço and Portugal Brasil Ride) is a great achievement.
Being a three-time finisher in this group of Stage Races Brasil Ride is an honor where these cyclists are awarded the title of GUARINI which in Tupi-Guarini means “warrior and fighter”, qualities that each cyclist has proved to possess to complete these races!

INFORMATION-PT #2

INFORMATION-PT #1

INFORMATIVE-EN #1

MANDATORY MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

 Cyclists will only have their registrations confirmed after the presentation of the medical certificate signed by their doctor authorizing the participation in ultra-endurance races of this nature. The presentation of the medical certificate is made when the kit is removed.

COMING SOON!

Which airport do I have to fly to?
The destination airport is Porto Seguro Airport - BA

How do I get to the UIKI Brasil Ride opening location?
Click the link https://goo.gl/maps/RJAicyrEdCT2 and see the location.

How do I get to the Brasil Ride restaurant in Arraial d'Ajuda?
Click the link https://goo.gl/maps/hYsA7Tfv4ez and see the location.

An event the size of Brasil Ride would not be possible without the willing volunteers who donate their time to guarantee the race, making sure everything runs on schedule and the participants enjoy the best of what the race offers. Therefore, volunteers are truly an important part of the team and the key to the success of this event.
If you are unable to participate in this cycling event, you can still be part of this memorable experience by registering for the volunteer program. The program will provide you with the opportunity to get to know what really happens behind the scenes, meet new people and also the unique opportunity to stay together with the Brasil Ride cyclists.
The Brasil Ride volunteer program includes: food, stay at Vila Brasil Ride and event uniform.

Do you want to support cyclists?

So if you are a fan of this sport, our volunteer program is exactly what you are looking for contact us by email voluntario.br@brasilride.com.br

LAST UPDATE: 18/10/2023

A) PREAMBLE AND INTRODUCTION TO THE REGULATION

1) PREAMBLE

Brasil Ride (“competition”) is a mountain bike ultramarathon contested in stages by one, two or three cyclists, amateurs or professionals, which is accredited by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). The categories with two or three riders have to race together for the whole distance taking care of themselves and their equipment.

2) STRUCTURE AND APPLICABILITY OF THE RULES

2.1 The race rules are divided into two categories: one applied to ALL riders (section B) and an additional one applied ONLY to the male and female SOLO ELITE rider category (specific regulations separately). Only UCI-accredited riders in the ELITE and Under 23 category are eligible for this part of the regulation. For the others, section B will apply.

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 the organizers, acting jointly, will be final and final.

2.5 In the event of any discrepancy between a rule provided for in section B and a rule applicable to athletes in the SOLO ELITE category established in the specific regulation, the rule established in the specific regulation will apply to athletes in the UCI category in place of the rules in section B.

3) DEFINITIONS

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

3.1 “COMMISSIONER”- official race delegate 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 “YELLOW PLATE CYCLIST”- Cyclist registered in Brasil Ride, who 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 or;
- 3.4.2 A member of the original team withdraws from the race during the stage.

3.5 “PODIUM CANDIDATE” - athletes or teams that, at the beginning of any stage, are among the five best positions in the category, or whose time is not more than one hour of the total time of the third-placed team 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 “UCI CYCLIST” - cyclist of both genders duly registered with the UCI and with a valid license in the year of the event.

3.8 “UCI CYCLIST INFORMATION” - information leaflet for cyclists in the UCI 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 until December 31 of the year in which the race takes place.

4.3 There are six racing categories for teams: OPEN DUO, WOMEN DUO, MIXED DUO, MASTER DOUBLE, GRANDMASTER DOUBLE and CORPORATE TRIO. In addition to these categories, there are four special awards: “AMERICAN JERSEY MALE”, “AMERICAN JERSEY FEMALE”, “NELORE”, “IRON RIDER” and “GUARINI”. No athlete affiliated to the ICU ELITE, FEMALE or MALE CATEGORY, can compete in these categories. 

- 4.3.1 AMERICAN JERSEY MALE AND FEMALE include cyclists in the SOLO ELITE MALE AND FEMALE categories, who hold a valid passport from the AMERICAN CONTINENT (North, Central and South America).
- 4.3.2 Riders wishing to compete for “AMERICAN JERSEY” must choose their nationality during the online registration. Changes will not be allowed after delivery of the athletes' kit. If a cyclist has dual citizenship, the country validated will be the country of their UCI license. 
- 4.3.3 Both cyclists of the DUPLA IRON RIDER teams, male and female, must prove their participation in at least 1 long-distance triathlon event (3,9 km swimming | 180 km cycling | 42,1 km running) or 2 events intermediate trithlon (1,8 km swimming | 90 km cycling | 21 km running). Failure to comply with this rule immediately eliminates the team from this special award. All other articles of this regulation are applicable to this special award, including BICYCLES.
- 4.3.4 Special GUARINI award, mandatorily composed of 2 cyclists where both are part of the Guarini Club (athletes who finished 3 or more Brasi Ride), or 2 athletes from Viriato Club (athletes who finished Portugal MTB Brasil Ride 3 or more times) and can also be 1 athlete from each exclusive Brasil Ride Club (Guarini Club or Viriato Club). This special award is unique and independent of sex and age.

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

4.5 The CORPORATE TRIO category comprises three members, regardless of gender, with a minimum age of 35 years by December 31 of the year in which the race takes place, and the sum of the ages of the three members must be equal to or greater than 115 years. Members of the CORPORATE TRIO category can take turns at each stage. At least two of the three members are required to finish the stages within the regular time.

- 4.5.1 It is mandatory that each of the three team members complete at least three of the seven 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 keep the time taken in the stage. Teams that complete with two members will have their stage time increased by 3%. 
- 4.5.4 In case a team member arrives away from the others, more than two minutes, the time of the last round will be valid, plus the penalty of 1 hour in the final time of the stage.
- 4.5.5 On days when the stages start in one city and end in another, if one of the CORPORATE team's athletes decides not to start, it is their COMPLETE responsibility to transport themselves and their bicycles between the bases of the event.
- 4.5.6 In the XCO stage, cross country, in which athletes are allowed to separate, in the CORPORATE category the average time of the 3 athletes will be considered. If an athlete of the team fails to start or does not complete all the laps, a time of 70 minutes will be added for the missing lap.

4.6 The NELORE DOUBLE category is composed of two members, regardless of gender, where both cyclists at the time of kit picking must weigh more than 90 kg (dressed exclusively with cycling shorts).

4.7 There are two SOLO categories:
- MALE ELITE SOLO: male athletes with at least 19 years old with UCI license and/or CBC license in any category.
- FEMALE ELITE SOLO: female athletes aged at least 19 years with UCI license and/or CBC license in any category.
OBS1: The athletes eligible for the podium in this category are the athletes of the UCI ELITE AND UNDER 23 categories in both genders
OBS2: All other athletes affiliated with their confederations and/or federations, whether national or foreign, in any category can compete in this category but are not eligible for the podium.

5) MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

5.1 The cyclists will only have their registration confirmed after the presentation of the signed medical certificate, authorizing the cyclist's participation in endurance races of this nature, at the time of the athlete's accreditation in the event, held at the Brasil Ride arena.

5.2 Disclaimer is available online during the application process. Read and accept to confirm your subscription.

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.

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.

6.6 It is not allowed to change bicycles during any stage of the race.

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 Members of the same team must wear identical jerseys at all stages. Sleeveless jerseys 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 rider may receive physical assistance from his team partner or another competing rider. “Physical Assistance” can be: sharing water and food, changing bicycle parts and accessories (EXCEPT BIKE FRAME), 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 can 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 Riders 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 can be removed from the number plate 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 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 which takes place at the dinner. The SOLO ELITE MALE and FEMALE categories must be present at the awards ceremony of each stage at the finish line.

10) TIME TRIAL 

10.1 One of the stages of Brasil Ride Bahia is the time trial.

10.2 Participation in the time trial counts towards the team's total time in the general classification

10.3 Each team will receive information about its start time, pre-established by the organization and published on the event website. It is the cyclist's responsibility to know their starting time.

10.4 Cyclists must be lined up at the starting gate at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.

10.5 If a team loses its starting time in the time trial, it will only be able to start after the last start heat has been completed.

10.6 The maximum time trial time is measured individually for each team, starting at their starting time. 

10.7 If any team or cyclist does not finish within the maximum time of the stage, the team will be classified as a “yellow plate cyclist”.

10.8 The organizers can authorize the recognition of the route. Cyclists will not be allowed on the track outside the hours stipulated by the organization.

10.9 All remaining race rules are equally applicable to the time trial.

11) START OF STEPS

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

11.2 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.

11.3 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.

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

12) ROUTE AND STEPS

12.1 Cyclists must complete the total course and the distance of all stages, including the prologue.

12.2 Only athletes who complete all stages within the maximum time of each stage will be considered FINISHERS.

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

12.4 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.

12.5 Cyclists who leave the pre-established route for any reason must return to the same point where they left.

12.6 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.

12.7 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.

13) PROHIBITED EQUIPMENT

13.1 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.

14) RACING TIME

14.1 Only the total times of each team and solo athlete will be revealed and announced, however individual rider times will be recorded to measure each rider's separation to enforce the two minute distance rule.

14.2 Team time is determined by the moment when the last team member crosses the finish line.

14.3 The cyclist cannot have more than one chip/plate and no athlete can pass on his/her chip/plate to anyone at any time during the race.

14.4 The timing will start with the start time of each stage.

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

14.6 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.

14.7 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”.

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

14.9 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.

15) MAXIMUM TIME FOR EACH STEP

15.1 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. 

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

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

15.4 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.

15.5 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.

15.6 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.

15.7 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.

16) YELLOW PLATE CYCLIST

16.1 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.

16.2 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.

16.3 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 .

16.4 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.

17) ABANDONMENT / CANCELLATION OF A STEP

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

17.2 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.

17.3 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.

17.4 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).

18) AWARD FOR STAGE

18.1 During the awards ceremony of each stage, the first three classified in the stage will be called to the podium in the following categories: IRON RIDER, CORPORATE, NELORE, GRANDMASTER, MASTER, MIXED, AMERICA FEMALE, AMERICA MALE, FEMALE, OPEN, GUARINI, SOLO ELITE MALE AND FEMALE ELITE SOLO.

18.2 During the awards ceremony, the leaders of the categories: IRON RIDER, CORPORATE, NELORE, GRANDMASTER, MASTER, MIXED, AMERICA FEMALE, AMERICA MALE, FEMALE, OPEN, GUARINI, SOLO ELITE MALE AND SOLO ELITE FEMALE, will be called to the podium delivery of LEADER JERSEY.

18.3 Lead teams and solo athletes must be present at the finish line award ceremony (if applicable) and at the awards ceremony during dinner.

19) TRANSIT RULES

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

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

19.3 STAFF instructions must be strictly observed.

20) CONTROL POINTS

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

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

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

21) ACCREDITATION AND BRIEFING

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

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

21.3 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.

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

22) HYDRATION AND NUTRITION

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

22.2 Brasil Ride will provide water 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.

23) SECONDARY SUPPORT AND EXTERNAL SUPPORT

23.1 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.

23.2 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.

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

23.4 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.

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

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

24) MEDICAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

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

24.2 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.

25) WITHDRAWALS

25.1 The athletes of the teams that, for some reason, cannot continue in the race must immediately inform the race direction and / or stewards at the beginning, end or at the water points

25.2 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.

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

26) ENVIRONMENT AND ETHICS

26.1 Cyclists must fully respect the environment throughout the race. Throwing garbage and damaging the environment will not be tolerated.

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

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

26.4 Smoking is prohibited at any point along the route. 

27) RESOURCES

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

27.2 Appeal on result must be presented within a maximum period of 15 minutes after the time limit for the stage.

27.3 A deposit of R$ 300,00 (three hundred reais), in cash, must accompany the presentation of the appeal.

27.4 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.

27.5 The decision of the commissioner, organizer and/or race director is unappealable and cannot be appealed.

28) DOPING

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

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

29) DATA SHARING

29.1 I am aware that there will be the collection, storage and other necessary processing of my personal and sensitive personal data, as well as the sharing of these and my image with the organizer, sponsors and third parties for the fulfillment of the obligations arising from the Event, for the fulfillment of legal obligations and for the regular exercise of rights, during the term of this Event and thereafter, for the periods required by law and in accordance with the data retention rules. Furthermore, I am aware that sponsors may contact me by any means, including electronically, with commercial communications that may be of interest to me, as I am a participant in the Event.

30) CODE OF CONDUCT

30.1 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.

31) PENALTIES AND FINES

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

31.2 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.

TABLE SECTION B - GENERAL RULES

32) WILL OF ORGANIZERS AND COMMISSIONERS

32.1 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.

33) STARTED

33.1 Athletes from the male and female SOLO ELITE UCI categories will be the first to be lined up. They must present themselves and line up inside the starting gate up to five minutes before the start of the stage.

33.2 The order of alignment at the other gates will be done according to the general classification accumulated up to the previous stage. For the 1st stage, the gates have specific rules defined below.

33.3 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.

33.4 The leaders of each category are required to wear the Brasil Ride leader jersey while racing. World and European champions may request the use of the champion's jersey from the UCI commissioner.

33.5 Mechanics and/or team managers are not allowed inside the starting gate.

33.6 Starting positions must comply with the provisions below:
 

33.7 STAGE 1 Start Gates

- 3 starting heats will be held, divided by categories. In each battery, there will be access gates separated by batteries, as per the table below:

34) REGISTRATION

34.1 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.

34.2 It will not be allowed to extend the registration for 2 consecutive years, for example, from 2019 to 2020, then to 2021.

35) CANCELLATION

35.1 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.

35.2 The convenience fee is non-refundable.

35.3 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. 

36) PARTIAL REFUND

36.1 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.

37) TRANSFER

37.1 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.

37.2 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.

37.3 The participant holding the vacancy must inform the event organization regarding the transfer to another athlete (br@brasilride.com.br).
37.4 In case of transfer of the registration to the next year's exam, a difference in the corresponding registration fees will be charged.

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

37.6 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).

38) BRASIL RIDE AWARDS

38.1 Cash prizes for the first three places in the OPEN, WOMEN, MIXED AND MASTER categories

38.2 Cash prizes are awarded to riders who complete all stages

38.3 Cash prizes are the responsibility of the athlete to withdraw exclusively during the award ceremony. There will be no payment after the competition ends.

39) STEP 8 (CLOSING PARTY)

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

REGULATION BRAZIL RIDE BAHIA - PT

REGULATION BRAZIL RIDE BAHIA - EN

UCI MTB - RULES AND REGULATIONS CYCLING

LAST UPDATE: 18/10/2023

INTRODUCTION

Brasil Ride is a unique mountain bike event, offering an unparalleled race for amateurs and professionals alike. All basic information relevant to the race is available on the website www.brasilride.com.br

Competitors in the elite male and female solo elite categories must present, at the time of accreditation and kit delivery, their current year's license, with membership in the ELITE CATEGORY or UNDER 23 with UCI ID (11 digit digit) Competitors who do not have UCI ID can compete in this category as long as they are affiliated with their National Federations in any category. If any athlete registers in the SOLO category and is not affiliated, he will be prevented from starting.

UCI registered cyclists must arrive in Arraial D'Ajuda well in advance to participate in the scheduled pre-race activities.

The event will be governed by these regulations, the Brasil Ride general regulations, the CBC and UCI regulations, in that order.

Please refer to the pre-race information

• UCI TEAM CYLIST AND HEADS MEETING

      DATE: 21/10/2023 (Saturday) 
      LOCATION: Brasil Ride Arena (Uiki - Champions Zone) 
      TIME: 16 pm 

The meeting is mandatory for all UCI cyclists.
The meeting with team leaders is for teams competing in TOP 15 and / or TOP 3 in the category and is mandatory. Heads of all registered UCI teams are required to attend

• KIT WITHDRAWAL AND ACCREDITATION

      DATE: 21/10/2023 (Saturday)
      LOCATION: Arena Brasil Ride (Uiki)
      TIME: 13 pm to 18 pm

1) ADDITIONAL RULES APPLICABLE TO MALE AND FEMALE UCI SOLO ELITE CATEGORY CYCLISTS

Rules: 5 (PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATE) and 6.3 (TANDEM BIKES); of the general regulations, do not apply to cyclists of the UCI SOLO ELITE MALE AND SOLO ELITE FEMALE category.

2) REQUIREMENTS FOR CYCLISTS AND TEAMS

2.1 All cyclists in the categories, SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE, must present a valid UCI international license at the time of race accreditation or a valid national license. 

2.2 Athletes in the UCI, SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE categories, who compete for points in the UCI XCM ranking, must wear uniforms in accordance with international rules. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed. 

2.3 Any cyclist in the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE categories who are currently world, continental or national champions in the MARATHON format must wear their champion's jersey during all Stages, except when they have been category leader.

2.4 All yellow plate cyclists will be entitled to start the next stage with the other cyclists of the categories, but will not be able to take an active part in the race and/or provide physical, mechanical and hydration assistance (ITEM 8.4 GENERAL REGULATIONS) to any other cyclist who is in the test. May be excluded from the Stage/Event at any time.

2.5 SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE category cyclists must wear a yellow plate provided by the organization.

3) BICYCLES AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT

3.1 The race organizers will provide a technical support area, for the exclusive use of SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE cyclists, along the course of each stage, which may exclude the Prologue. The number and location of this area will be announced by the Organization in the technical briefing prior to the Stage.

3.2 Each team may check-in a set of wheels, in an appropriate team bag, and a box of equipment (provided by the Organization), at the place defined by the organization and clearly identifiable by the race organization. Teams will be able to place any item of their choice in the equipment box.

3.3 The technical support area will be a self-service station, intended for teams in the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE categories. These are not authorized to accept help from third parties (including your support team) in the area of ​​technical support. 

3.4 The technical support equipment box cannot be moved to any other support area during the step.

3.5 The cyclist may not use items from any other equipment box without the consent of the other team. 

3.6 Teams that wish to share their items from the equipment box with another team must declare this in writing, authorizing the shared use of the items, at the time of kit retrieval and accreditation. No more than two teams are allowed to share the equipment box and the agreement must be reciprocal.

3.7 The technical support area will remain open until the first 50 teams pass through the area. The technical support service for SOLO ELITE FEMALE cyclists will remain open until one hour after the first athlete passes through the venue. Once the technical support area is closed, SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE cyclists will have the right to use neutral support (if any), intended for all teams.

3.8 The Brasil Ride Organization will inform the place and time for the check-in of the wheel set and equipment box in the briefing prior to each stage and/or in the information panel. Check-in outside the hours stipulated by the organization will not be allowed.
 
3.9 SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE cyclists have the right to receive technical help, food and hydration from other cyclists in their category, with the exception of the yellow plate.

3.10 The cyclists of the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE categories have the right to receive help and technical assistance from their support team (1 member), in an area predetermined by the organization, at each lap, only in the XCO stage.

4) EQUIPMENT BOX: NUMBERING AND IDENTIFICATION

4.1 The equipment boxes and the pair of wheels will be identified with adhesive labels (provided by the organization) with the race numbers of the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE that you wish to use. The arrangement of equipment boxes in the technical support area will follow an ascending numerical order.

4.1.1 Equipment box. 

- Dimensions: 400 mm x 300 mm x 315 mm (approximately 30-35 L)

4.1.2 For the removal of the box of UCI equipment, the team must leave R$ 200,00, IN CASH, as shorts, for each box, at the moment of its removal, with the Organization of the event.

4.1.3 The athlete/team is responsible for the collection and delivery of the UCI equipment box at the place and time determined by the organization.

4.1.4 The athlete/team is responsible for the daily delivery of the equipment box at the place and time determined by the organization.

4.1.5 The organization is responsible for transporting the UCI equipment box to the PRO TECH ZONE and for its return.

4.1.6 The equipment box must be returned by 14 on 00/29/10 at the event secretariat at Arena Brasil Ride Bahia, where the amount left as shorts will be returned.
 

4.2 Labels for suitcase wheels.

- An identification tag will be made available by the organization for the teams to attach wheels to the suitcase. The organization will not receive suitcases without identification.

5) PENALTIES FOR BREACH OF RULES

5.1 The general rules can also be applied to UCI riders along with the specific rules of the CBC and UCI Regulations.

5.2 Any violation of the rules is subject to penalties according to the table below:

6) FINANCIAL SANCTIONS TO UCI SOLO MALE AND UCI SOLO FEMALE CYCLISTS AND PODIUM COMPETITORS

According to UCI regulation

7) ARBITRATION OF COMMISSIONERS AND ORGANIZERS

7.1 Where any additional interpretation of the rules is required or any specific incident that is not provided for in these regulations, the decision of the organizers and / or stewards will be mandatory and final.

8) RESPONSIBILITY

8.1 The technical support team will take reasonable measures to ensure the proper functioning of the area, regardless of external factors.

8.2 The technical support team is exempt from any loss, damage, injury, death or reduced performance suffered by athletes participating in the event.

9) TIME TRIAL

9.1 One of the stages of Brasil Ride Bahia is the time trial.

9.2 Participation in the time trial counts towards the team's total time in the general classification

9.3 Each team will receive information about its start time, pre-established by the organization and published on the event website. It is the cyclist's responsibility to know their starting time.

9.4 Cyclists must be lined up at the starting gate at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.

9.5 If a team loses its starting time in the time trial, it will only be able to start after the last start heat has been completed.

9.6 The maximum time trial time is measured individually for each team, starting at their starting time. 

9.7 If any team or cyclist does not finish within the maximum time of the stage, the team will be classified as a “yellow plate cyclist”.

9.8 The organizers can authorize the recognition of the route. Cyclists will not be allowed on the track outside the hours stipulated by the organization.

9.9 All remaining race rules are equally applicable to the time trial.

 
10) START ALIGNMENT

10.1 Starting gate
- The cyclists must be present, obligatorily and at most 5 minutes before the start, at their respective starting gates, according to the general classification of the race. 
- GATE A: the leading teams of the categories: SOLO ELITE MALE, SOLO ELITE FEMALE, DOUBLE OPEN, DOUBLE WOMEN, DOUBLE MIXED, DOUBLE MASTER, DOUBLE GRANDMASTER, SOLO AMERICANA MALE, SOLO AMERICANA FEMALE, DOUBLE NELORE, DOUBLE GUARINI, TRIO CORPORATE, DOUBLE IRON RIDER, and the first ten teams placed in the general classification, considering the leaders of the race.
- The leading teams/athletes in each category must wear the Leader Brasil Ride Jerseys
- Team leaders and / or mechanics are not allowed inside the starting gate after cyclists are called.

10.2 Starting positions
- First row: elite men's solo, elite women's solo, open duo, women's duo 
- Second row: male American solo, female American solo, mixed duo and master duo
- Third line: duo gransdmaster, duo nelore, duo iron rider, duo guarini and corporate trio

11) CHAMPIONS AREA

11.1 The champions' area is a place where cyclists receive drinks, food, towels and water to clean themselves. It is not allowed to remove any of these products from the champions' area, except drink and food.

11.2 Access to the champions area is restricted to:

11.2.1 Leading teams of all categories
11.2.2 1st to 5th place in the stage in the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE category
11.2.3 1st to 3rd placed in the other official categories
11.2.4 Maximum of 2 team members (1 team leader and 1 technical support) duly uniformed with the team's colors and accredited by the organization.
11.2.5 Accredited media
11.2.6 In addition, as it is a highly visible area on TV, we request that bags, towels and coats brought to this area, be in the team's colors (do not use plastic bags to carry drinks and / or other objects).

12) ARRIVAL PODIUM

12.1 Protocol 

12.1.1 The first three athletes of the stage, from the SOLO ELITE MALE and SOLO ELITE FEMALE categories, must attend the award ceremony of the stage.
12.1.2 The stage award ceremony must take place within a maximum of 15 minutes after the arrival of the first three placed in the categories mentioned in item 12.1.1
12.1.3 In the event of an anti-doping test by the cyclist who will go to the podium, he will be accompanied by the chaperone until the award ceremony at the podium and then must perform the test procedures.
12.1.4 Athletes will be accompanied by Brasil Ride members to the podium where they must remain behind the podium, in their respective finishing positions (2nd, 1st, 3rd), until the start of the ceremony.
12.1.5 Awarded cyclists must wait for the official photos and must leave the platform down the steps.
 

13) AWARD DINNER

The category leaders will be asked to adhere to the award protocol, to receive the Jersey Leader, during the dinner of each stage. It is mandatory that members of the same team wear the same t-shirts.

It is not allowed to go on stage barefoot, with flip-flops, shirtless, with banners or plaques alluding to personal sponsors.

13.1 Protocol

13.1.1 Stage winners and category leaders must show up for dinner at the time set by the organization.
13.1.2 Cyclists must go to the presentation stage when the podium is announced.
13.1.3 Cyclists must stand on the right side of the stage (looking from the front) while waiting to be called.

13.2 Stage champions

Call order: Go up one category at a time
 
1) DOUBLE IRON RIDER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
2) CORPORATE TRIO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
3) DOUBLE NELORE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
4) DOUBLE GRANDMASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
5) DOUBLE MASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
6) MIXED DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
7) FEMALE AMERICAN SOIL (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
8) MALE AMERICAN GROUND (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
9) FEMALE DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
10) DOUBLE OPEN (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
11) DOUBLE GUARINI (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
12) FEMALE ELITE SOLO (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
13) ELITE MALE SOLO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)

13.3 Jersey Leader

Call order:

1) DOUBLE IRON RIDER
2) CORPORATE TRIO
3) DOUBLE NELORE
4) DOUBLE GRANDMASTER
5) DOUBLE GUARINI
6) FEMALE ELITE SOLO
7) ELITE MALE SOLO
8) FEMALE DOUBLE
9) DOUBLE OPEN
10) MIXED DOUBLE
11) DOUBLE MASTER
12) MALE AMERICAN SOIL
13) FEMALE AMERICAN SOIL

14) FINAL AWARDS

All champions of the category of the stage and of the general classification go up on the podium.

14.1 Stage winner

1) DOUBLE IRON RIDER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
2) CORPORATE TRIO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
3) DOUBLE NELORE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
4) DOUBLE GRANDMASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
5) DOUBLE MASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
6) MIXED DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
7) FEMALE AMERICAN SOIL (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
8) MALE AMERICAN GROUND (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
9) FEMALE DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
10) DOUBLE OPEN (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
11) DOUBLE GUARINI (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
12) FEMALE ELITE SOLO (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
13) ELITE MALE SOLO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)

14.1.1 Cyclists must walk on stage in the following order: 2nd, 1st, 3rd and remain standing beside the stage until called.

14.1.2 After being awarded, they must remain for the official photo and after the photo they must go down the steps of the stage.

14.2 Overall ranking winners

1) DOUBLE IRON RIDER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
2) CORPORATE TRIO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
3) DOUBLE NELORE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
4) DOUBLE GRANDMASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
5) DOUBLE MASTER (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
6) MIXED DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
7) FEMALE AMERICAN SOIL (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
8) MALE AMERICAN GROUND (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
9) FEMALE DOUBLE (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
10) DOUBLE OPEN (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
11) DOUBLE GUARINI (2rd, 1nd, 3st)
12) FEMALE ELITE SOLO (2nd, 1st, 3rd)
13) ELITE MALE SOLO (2rd, 1nd, 3st)

14.2.1 Cyclists must walk on stage in the following order: 2nd, 1st, 3rd and remain standing next to the stage until called

14.2.2 After being awarded, they must remain for the official photo and after the photo they must go down the steps of the stage.

14.2.3 Leaders of all categories will be called for the official photo of the race in the following order of calling:

1) DOUBLE IRON RIDER
2) CORPORATE TRIO
3) DOUBLE NELORE
4) DOUBLE GRANDMASTER
5) DOUBLE GUARINI
6) FEMALE ELITE SOLO
7) ELITE MALE SOLO
8) FEMALE DOUBLE
9) DOUBLE OPEN
10) MIXED DOUBLE
11) DOUBLE MASTER
12) MALE AMERICAN DUO
13) FEMALE AMERICAN DUO

15) AWARDS

15.1 Brazil Ride cash prizes 

• Total Prize: R $ 30.000,00
• To be eligible for cash prizes, teams must complete the seven stages
• The Brasil Ride cash prize must be collected during the awards ceremony. It is the athlete's responsibility to be present to receive the cash prize. The organization will not send or make deposits after the end of the awards ceremony.e

15.2 Cash prizes for the champions of the categories

15.3 Cash prizes UCI SOLO ELITE MALE

- By stage

- Overall rating 

15.4 Cash prizes UCI SOLO ELITE FEMALE

- By stage

- Overall rating 

15.5 UCI Ranking Score

16) FINAL MEETING

16.1 Mandatory presence of all UCI ELITE MALE and UCI ELITE FEMALE athletes, UCI commissioners and event organizers

16.2 The objectives of this meeting are the athletes' suggestions for the next event 

17) AFTER THE EVENT

PLACE: ARENA BRASIL RIDE

TIME: 21:00

OBJECTIVE: Famous stage 8 ... Many caipirinhas to enjoy your conquest at BRASIL RIDE ... YOU DESERVE !!!

18) CHAMPIONS GALLERY

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2021

REGULATION BRAZIL RIDE ATHLETES UCI - PT

REGULATION BRAZIL RIDE ATHLETES UCI - EN

GENERAL ORGANISATION - PART 4 ​​MOUNTAIN BIKE

SPECIAL AWARDS IRON RIDER

- The special IRON RIDER award comprises teams made up of 2 athletes who have completed at least 1 long-distance triathlon event (3,8 km swimming/180 km cycling/42,1 km running) or 2 intermediate triathlon events (1,9, 90 km swimming/21 km cycling/XNUMX km running).
- Single and age free category.
- Teams can be formed by 2 men, 2 women or 1 man and
1 woman.
- Send proof and/or document, printed or digital, of CONCLUSION
to br@brasilride.com.br
- The other rules follow the BRASIL RIDE REGULATION available at
site.

SPECIAL AWARD AMERICA MALE AND FEMALE

- AMERICAN JERSEY MALE AND FEMALE include athletes from the SOLO ELITE MALE AND FEMALE CATEGORY who hold a valid passport from the AMERICAN CONTINENT (North, Central and South America).
- Riders wishing to compete for “AMERICAN JERSEY” must choose their nationality during the online registration. Changes will not be allowed after delivery of the athletes' kit. If a cyclist has dual citizenship, the country validated will be the country of their UCI license.
- The other rules follow the BRASIL RIDE REGULATION available at
site.