Our events are single-stage challenges, with no external assistance and a defined time limit. The philosophy is simple: start, move forward under your own power, and reach the finish line. The first to arrive wins.

The route will include virtual checkpoints, with each participant's passage automatically recorded through the SPOT satellite tracking device. These checkpoints will have no closing times or cut-off times.

You can participate with any type of bike, though we recommend a Gravel, MTB, or Off-Road setup with tires between 700x33c and 700x45c. A 1:1 gear ratio (for example, 50/34 in the front and 34/11 in the back) can be key on the toughest sections.

As for equipment, we suggest carrying at least one front bag and one rear bag — just enough to stay self-sufficient without sacrificing speed.

 

CONDITIONS

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1) All participants must read, understand and obey the following official rules.

2) Minimum age to enter the race is 18 years old.

3) The organization and sponsors reserve the right to use, reproduce, distribute and/or publish pictures, movies, videos and/or any other form of recording of the participants without having to provide any type of financial compensation. All runners should interpret registration to the event as their consent to these terms.

4) The organisation reserves the right to suspend or postpone the event due to public safety concerns, public demonstrations, vandalism, adverse weather conditions, pandemics, public health issues of any kind, or any other force majeure event. If the event must be postponed for reasons beyond the organisation's control and cannot be held on the scheduled date, the organisation will seek an alternative date. In such a case, all fully paid entries will be transferred in full to the rescheduled event, and no refunds will be issued.

5) Abnormal weather conditions or other unexpected event may force the race directors to modify the course, modify start times or cut-off times at the different points of the race for safety reasons, in which case, participants will be notified and informed of the new course. In the event of last-minute changes, the modified course will be announced during the pre-race briefing before the race. The race markings could also be modified during the competition for safety reasons. All changes will be clearly marked.

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LIABILITY

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6) The organizers, sponsors, volunteers and event personnel are not responsible for any injury or damage that may occur during or outside the race.

7) Each participant will be required to sign a "disclaimer", declaring that they take full responsibility for risk of injury to themselves or their equipment, like any lost or stolen items.

8) All participants are responsible for their own health and travel insurance. The organization will not be responsible for medical expenses in case of accident.

CATEGORIES

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9) An overall classification will be established for the SOLO category (Men and Women). The TEAM and RELAY categories will include all teams, regardless of whether they are men's, women's or mixed teams, with a single overall classification established for each category.

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NECESSARY EQUIPMENT

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10) To participate you must have the following mandatory elements, this is a list of the equipment we recommend:
• Cell phone with Movistar, Claro or Bitel Peru chip (The number will be informed to the organization).
• External battery, cable and charger.

• AAA lithium batteries (4)
• Headlamp and spare batteries.
• GPS navigation system on your bike to follow the course of the race.
• Helmet, sunglasses with UV protection.

• Down jacket, thermal interior.
• Jacket with resistance to rain, ideally with a hood to withstand bad weather in the mountains, gloves, warm hat.
• Cycling clothing with high visibility reflective tapes or a reflective vest (3M).
• Lights on the front and rear of the bicycle (the light only with "flashing" function is considered insufficient).
• Bicycle pump, repair kit (patch, glue and tire remover), inner tube.
• Survival blanket, first aid kit, 2 drums with a minimum capacity of 1.5 liters.

• 300 Peruvian soles in cash and small bills, credit or debit card.
• Paper copy of passport or identification.​

• Reflective tape (3M) on the front and rear of the bike.
• Mirror fixed on the helmet or on the handlebar of the bicycle.
• Sleeping bag or bivouac.
• Multifunction tool, chain oil, a pair of brake pads.
• Sunscreen, Vaseline, anti-friction cream.

• Hand warmer.

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IDENTIFICATION

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11) Competition numbers must be located on the bicycle fork (both sides). They must be clearly visible and no additional advertising may be added.

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ACCOMMODATION

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12) Accommodation options will be provided along the route (not included in the entry fee). These will be announced one month before the event, and full details of each location will be provided during the technical briefing.

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MEALS

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13) This is a self-sufficiency race, so we will only inform you of strategic points during the tour where you can stock up on food.

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WITHDRAWAL

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14) Any runner who cannot continue the race must only inform the organization by any means. Any participant who abandons, must notify it at the checkpoint or any vehicle of the organization. All dropouts have the right to take part of the race again, although they will not appear under any circumstances in the classifications. No participant who has abandoned will be able to opt for the general classification.

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TIMING

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15) Official timing will be carried out using the SPOT satellite tracking device and the Trackleaders platform, automatically recording each participant's start time, passage through the checkpoints, and finish time.

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ASSISTANCE

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16) Competitors must be self-sufficient in resolving any mechanical or technical issues during the event. If they are unable to continue, they may request assistance from the organisation and must wait for an official event vehicle, which may only transport them to the nearest checkpoint or accommodation. Participants who choose to withdraw under their own means must notify the organisation from an area with mobile phone coverage. In the event of an emergency that threatens their physical safety, participants must activate the SOS button on their SPOT satellite tracking device, after which the organisation will initiate its emergency response protocol and coordinate assistance according to the participant's location and the nature of the emergency.

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FOULS AND PENALTIES

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17) The competitors must at all times show correct behavior, no unsportsmanlike attitudes will be allowed.

18) It is strictly forbidden to throw waste in the circuit.

19) If it is discovered that a competitor took an alternative route, thereby obtaining a benefit of time, it will be disqualified from the competition.

20) If by mistake the competitor takes a wrong route, they must return to the route at the same point where they abandoned it.

21) The use of any bicycle that has mechanical or electrical elements that help the cyclist will not be allowed.

22) Squad formation or pushing or pulling a rider will not be allowed (it will only be valid for teams).

23) For those who wish to compete for the general classification in the maximum distance, meaning the first three places in the individual category for men and women, it will be considered dishonest to be constantly accompanied by another runner. Unless both are competing for the same classification. The sanction will be determined according to the seriousness of the case.

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AWARDS

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24) All participants who finish the course, reaching the goal in accordance with regulations, will receive the “Finisher”.

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PAYMENT AND CANCELLATION POLICY

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25) Payments for the race must be made, by bank transfer (Peru), and Western Union transfer (other countries).

26) For cancellations made before 31 December 2026, 50% of the entry fee will be retained to cover administrative costs. No refunds will be issued for cancellations made after this date.