Pedal for Parkinson's
Monday 23 January 2017
Raise money for Parkinson's Wairarapa and choose between the 72km, 43km or straight out 15km hill climb. Either way your challenge is to climb Admiral Hill to the finish! The ride starts from the Gladstone Vineyard in the heart of the idyllic Wairarapa Valley. Why not enjoy the hospitality of Christine and David after watching the New Zealand Cycle Classic race on the Hill and sample their delicious menu. Make sure you take home a bottle of their celebrated Pinot as a reward for all your hard work! |
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LocationGladstone Vineyard
Gladstone Road RD2, 5792 
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Ride Details
Pedal for Parkinson's is open to all riders aged 15 and over.
Timings
Registration from 8.30am to 9.30am at Gladstone Vineyard
Registrations welcome on the day
72 km ride starts at 10.30am
43 km ride starts at 10.45 am
15 km ride starts at 11.00am
The New Zealand Cycle Classic cyclists are expected to reach the top of Admiral Hill at about 2.15pm.
Cost
$40 adults
$10 under 17 years
(price includes lunch bag)
Registration after 12pm, Friday 20 January will be on the day. $40 per individual. (please note Eftpos will be unavailable).
Timings
Registration from 8.30am to 9.30am at Gladstone Vineyard
Registrations welcome on the day
72 km ride starts at 10.30am
43 km ride starts at 10.45 am
15 km ride starts at 11.00am
The New Zealand Cycle Classic cyclists are expected to reach the top of Admiral Hill at about 2.15pm.
Cost
$40 adults
$10 under 17 years
(price includes lunch bag)
Registration after 12pm, Friday 20 January will be on the day. $40 per individual. (please note Eftpos will be unavailable).
To Register
Please go to eventfinda : http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2017/pedal-for-parkinsons/carterton to register and pay or pop into Avanti-Plus Masterton and see Deb.
If the rider is under 17 years of age please contact Sheri Wales via email at: [email protected].
Registration after 5pm, Sunday 22 January will be on the day. (please note Eftpos will be unavailable).
If the rider is under 17 years of age please contact Sheri Wales via email at: [email protected].
Registration after 5pm, Sunday 22 January will be on the day. (please note Eftpos will be unavailable).
Ride Rules
Pedal for Parkinson’s Ride Rules:
In entering the event, the rider acknowledges:
1. The Race Organisers, Race Officials, Race Sponsors shall not be liable for any damage, injury, illness, loss of property or accident caused to (or by) any person or object.
2. Competitors, all volunteers and officials by starting and attending the event do so at their own risk (as per CyclingNZ rules) and imply their acceptance of this condition and absolve the race organisation of liability.
3. Race numbers and timing tags. Two race numbers provided. First to be worn on centre back or jersey pockets, the second on mid-upper left-side of back for clear view of race judges. Electronic timing tags must be returned at the end of the ride or pay $20 penalty.
4. Road conditions. All roads are open. Riders must take strict notice of road patrols, road works, marshal and traffic regulations. The Race Director and Ride Coordinator reserves the right to disqualify any rider for breach of NZ Road Rules, dangerous or unsportsmanlike behaviour. Verbal abuse of other riders, volunteers, and supports will not be tolerated and may result in disqualification of the infringing rider at Race Director and Ride Coordinator’s discretion. Any complaints should be lodged to the Race Director.
5. Support vehicles. No support vehicles are permitted.
6. Results. Posted online.
7. No Refunds – This is a charity fundraiser.
Bikes:
CyclingNZ standard rules for bikes. Bikes must be road worthy, safe, and checked. It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure they are riding a safe bike for their own and other riders’ safety.
No TT bikes.
In entering the event, the rider acknowledges:
1. The Race Organisers, Race Officials, Race Sponsors shall not be liable for any damage, injury, illness, loss of property or accident caused to (or by) any person or object.
2. Competitors, all volunteers and officials by starting and attending the event do so at their own risk (as per CyclingNZ rules) and imply their acceptance of this condition and absolve the race organisation of liability.
3. Race numbers and timing tags. Two race numbers provided. First to be worn on centre back or jersey pockets, the second on mid-upper left-side of back for clear view of race judges. Electronic timing tags must be returned at the end of the ride or pay $20 penalty.
4. Road conditions. All roads are open. Riders must take strict notice of road patrols, road works, marshal and traffic regulations. The Race Director and Ride Coordinator reserves the right to disqualify any rider for breach of NZ Road Rules, dangerous or unsportsmanlike behaviour. Verbal abuse of other riders, volunteers, and supports will not be tolerated and may result in disqualification of the infringing rider at Race Director and Ride Coordinator’s discretion. Any complaints should be lodged to the Race Director.
5. Support vehicles. No support vehicles are permitted.
6. Results. Posted online.
7. No Refunds – This is a charity fundraiser.
Bikes:
CyclingNZ standard rules for bikes. Bikes must be road worthy, safe, and checked. It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure they are riding a safe bike for their own and other riders’ safety.
No TT bikes.
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