2017 Tour de Scottsdale Athlete Guide
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TOUR DE SCOTTSDALE ATHLETE GUIDE | <strong>2017</strong> 3<br />
Event Information<br />
Where<br />
Start & Finish line are located on Market Street at DC Ranch which is on the southeast corner on Pima Rd and Thompson Peak Parkway in north<br />
<strong>Scottsdale</strong>.<br />
Parking<br />
There are three parking locations for athletes and spectators.<br />
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Market Street at DC Ranch - Accessible off Pima Rd. and Market Street only. Thompson Peak Pkwy is not accessible during event. Parking is<br />
typically full by 5:30 a.m.<br />
Homestead Community Center - Accessible off Pima Rd. and one mile east to Legacy Blvd and 98 th street.<br />
Canyon Village - Accessible off Pima Rd. one mile east to Legacy Blvd and Thompson Peak Pkwy.<br />
* Complimentary shuttle service will run from 4:45 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.<br />
Packet Pick Up<br />
Packet Pick up should be done by the athlete that registered. If you are unable to pick up your own packet, someone may pick it up on your behalf,<br />
however they must have your signed USA Cycling Waiver. No timing chips will be released without a signed waiver.<br />
Timing<br />
Timing for the <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Scottsdale</strong> is done through Chronotrack Timing Systems. To be accurately timed, cyclists must wear the bib number chip<br />
wrapped around the base of their seat post. Results will be live streamed on TV screens at the ‘Results’ tent in the Expo. Results will be posted online<br />
by 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 8 th<br />
Safety Information<br />
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All Participants must obey police, SAG Vehicles and other event officials. It is ri<strong>de</strong>r responsibility to know your course, and pay attention to<br />
all course marshals and event directional signage.<br />
Be aware of any potential road hazards such as potholes, overgrown landscape, road <strong>de</strong>bris, etc.<br />
Team tactics that endanger or impe<strong>de</strong> the progress of other cyclists are prohibited and are grounds for disqualification and removal from<br />
the event.<br />
Be aware of any potential road hazards such as potholes, overgrown landscape, road <strong>de</strong>bris, etc.<br />
Helmets must be worn at all time.<br />
Ear/Headphones are prohibited<br />
Aerobars are prohibited for the safety of all ri<strong>de</strong>rs<br />
There is a 4 hour time limit on the 30-mile course<br />
There is a 5 hour time limit on the 70-mile course<br />
Aid Stations<br />
There are a number of Aid Stations that are provi<strong>de</strong> along the course that serve water, electrolyte drinks, fruit, etc. If you have specific needs, please<br />
come prepared. Aid Station locations are:<br />
30-mile & 70 –mile aid stations:<br />
1) <strong>Scottsdale</strong> Rd. & Jomax Rd.<br />
2) Pima Rd. & Stagecoach Pass<br />
70-mile only aid stations:<br />
3) Alma School Rd. & Dynamite Rd.<br />
4) Forest Rd. & McDowell Mnt. Rd.<br />
5) Gol<strong>de</strong>n Eagle Rd. & Palisa<strong>de</strong>s Bvd.<br />
6) McDowell Mnt. Ranch Rd. & 105 th St.<br />
SAG on Course<br />
We are proud to partner with local vendors and bike shops to provi<strong>de</strong> Support and Gear along the course. Beeline Bikes, Landis Cyclery, Sonoran<br />
Cycles and White Mountain Road club have generously provi<strong>de</strong>d course bicycle support. They will roam the course throughout the event and will be<br />
available for basic equipment repair and in the event your bike cannot mechanically finish, they will provi<strong>de</strong> cyclists a ri<strong>de</strong> to the finish. We strongly<br />
encourage all cyclist to come prepared and be self-sufficient.