David Hart
Day-of registration will be available from 7:30-9am, entry fee goes up to $25.
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���Larch Mountain Hill Climb��� ��� Uphill Time Trial
Presented by Zone 5 Promotions.
DATE ��� Sunday July 10th, 2016
Venue Location ��� Corbett, OR.
Event flier - http://www.obra.org/flyers/2016/larch_mountain_hill_climb_tt.pdf
Start list - https://obra.org/events/24579
Course Map - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/82180
DIRECTIONS ���
Corbett, Oregon is 25 minutes east of Portland on I-84. Take exit 21, up the hill to the stop sign. Turn right on Columbia River Scenic Highway (west bound) to the school complex on the left. Please respect the school & neighborhood.
COURSE ��� ���Larch Mountain Hill Climb���
16.2 mile bicycle time trial race that climbs 3,816 feet from Corbett school district complex along East Larch Mountain Road to the summit finish at Sherrard Point. Pavement is generally good with occasional edges/gravel on inside corners. The course starts at the Corbett School parking lot, heading East 2.1 miles along the Historic Columbia River Scenic Highway. Veer right on East Larch Mt Rd for 14.1 miles to the summit. This road has low traffic with typically local drivers. Conditions at the top can vary so riders may leave a bag at the staging area to be taken up to the finish. Bags will depart at the same time as the first riders leave (9:30am).
SCHEDULE (Event time frame/ proposed) ���
7:30am ��� Registration opens
9:30am ��� First rider departs the start house at the Corbett school parking lot.
All pre-registered riders will have a start time grouped with their race or age category. Special requests may be accommodated. Day-of-registration will receive a start time based on a first-come-first-served policy beginning after the last pre-registered rider. Gaps in posted start times are for logistical requirements. Start times will be posted Friday, July 8th at 10pm.
CATEGORIES ��� Listed in starting order:
Tandem, Juniors, Women: 60+, 55-59, 50-54, 45-49, 40-44, 35-39, 30-34, Cat 4, Cat 3, Cat 1/2, Men: 65+, 60-64, 55-59, 50-54, 45-49, 40-44, 35-39, 30-34, Cat 5 (novice 10 races or less), Cat 4, Cat 3, Cat 1/2. Categories may be combined until groups of 5 or more riders can be scored. Juniors start youngest to oldest.
ENTRY FEES ���
ONLINE PRE-REG: (http://obra.org/events/24579/register)
Closes Friday July 8th at 6pm.
ADULT $20
JUNIOR $15
RACE DAY: (7:30am ��� 9am only)
ADULT $25
JUNIOR $20
Registration opens at 7:30am and closes at 9:00am sharp in order to begin on time at 9:30. Please be early to day-of so that we can complete our paperwork and begin racing on time. Pre-registered riders do not need to check in, simply show up at your starting time.
MEMBERSHIP & LICENSES ��� OBRA membership required for all riders. Single day race memberships are available for $5.00. Season OBRA memberships are available for $30.00 online, mail in, or in person at the race. If racers have current proof of WSBA membership, the one day race membership fee will be waived (one day membership form still needs to be completed).
RACE NUMBERS ��� We will be using 2016 OBRA Road numbers. Bring your OBRA bib numbers and pin on LEFT side.
IMPORTANT NOTES ���
��� Time Trial race rules in effect. Standard bicycle racing rules apply. Approved helmets required at all times (including riding to and from registration, during warm-up, cool down, in your jeans, shorts, slippers) while at the venue. Failure to comply could result in disqualification. Course is closed for warm-up at all times.
��� No alcohol allowed at the venue. This is Corbett School property and we do not want to lose this venue.
��� Please do not park in any business parking lots, unless designated so.
��� Please do not park on the course or other traffic right of ways.
��� Please use the provided Port-a-Potties, not the bushes.
PROMOTERS ��� David Saltzberg and David Hart.
Questions or Comments:
Contact Race Director
David Hart
dhart@zone5promotions.com
(360) 947-6030
OUR COMMUNITY: Zone 5 Promotions and OBRA respect the community which is why a portion of the proceeds benefit the NEMCCA/ OBRA scholarship, a part of the Corbett Education Foundation.
SAFETY: OBRA and the organizers of this race do not provide insurance coverage for injuries that occur at the race. The costs related to those injuries are the responsibility of the individual participants. Permits are for racing up the mountain only. Your return trip MUST follow the rules of the road (e.g., do not impede vehicular traffic, do not ride unsafely or aggressively.