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Teams can consist of one, two or three persons. Three person teams on the long course must have at least one racer of the opposite gender. Two person teams can be any combination.
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All team members must complete the course as marked and finish together.
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The Team captains must attend the Friday pre-race information
and safety meeting.
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All racers are strongly advised to attend Friday's meeting to sign any necessary paperwork.
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The team's entry fee must be received prior to the start of the race.
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Life jackets must be worn at all times during Kayaking.
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No GPS units are permitted during any portion of the race.
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Each team is responsible for their own sports beverages and food during the race.
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Water may be supplied at designated check points, however, it is not guaranteed. Ultimately, it is the participant's responsibility to have his/her own water. Water can be refilled at each transition area by aide of a support team.
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The race officials may provide water and some high carbohydrate food at various check points throughout the race. There will be no water stations set up between checkpoints.
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There will be cut-off times for each section of the race.
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Each team must provide its own gear and race support. Teams must provide their own life jackets.
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The Orienteering Course is confidential. Only the race officials will know the checkpoints during this section of the race. Each checkpoint will be confirmed by GPS.
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Teams CAN NOT accept assistance from spectators or teams not competing in the race.
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Teams CAN accept assistance from other teams still competing in the race.
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Teams will be disqualified if caught "blocking" or preventing other teams from passing.
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The event's medical personnel can detain a racer to perform an injury check.
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In case of personal injury, the event's medical staff has final ruling on the racer's ability to finish the race.
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The Midwest Monster Adventure Challenge is not responsible for lost or stolen personal items.
