Dromara Cycling Club is hosting their first Enduro open race – Slieve Croob Enduro on Saturday 9 October 2021. It is a 3 stage, any order, event. Riders can complete each stage as many times as they like within the allocated time of 4.5 hours. The fastest time on each stage is added together for the overall race time.
Location
Event headquarters – Slieve Croob car park, Dree hill, Dromara
Google map – here
Co-ordinates – 54.33930, -6.00117
Sponsors
Thanks to our supporters on the day Mech Monkey.
Event notes
There are 3 timed stages; competitors are not timed on transition sections. The route is approximately 15km long.
Driving to race village: Please drive extra slow to and from the parking field, it’s a narrow lane with other recreational users. We want to come back next year.
Parking: Please leave no trace in the parking field. Take your rubbish home.
Please follow the transition signs to the stages, do not take alternative routes, the transition route has been chosen in the interest of safety and in agreement with the landowner.
Mandatory Kit: First aid kit, spare tube and multi tool are being checked so please don’t chance turning up without one.
You will receive your number plate, timing chip at registration, 5 minutes before your start time. There is no need to arrive any earlier. Please remember to wear a mask at registration. Your time starts when you depart the race village, so be ready to ride!
There will be a prizegiving at 4 pm approx. Prizes may vary depending on the numbers in the category.
THIS IS A PRIVATE MOUNTAIN AND CANNOT BE RIDDEN WITHOUT LANDOWNERS PERMISSION
Registration
Link to register is given here. When you register you have to select a start time (between 9 am and 11 am).
Race number and timing chip can be collected from the registration desk from 8 am.
Fees
The fee for all age categories is £35 if you have a Cycling Ireland competition licence. For senior riders without a licence you can take out a day licence at the cost of £18. Youth and Juniors need to obtain a competition licence from www.cyclingireland.ie.
