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Exclusions/Inclusions

Skateboards, skates, bicycles, wagons, and the like are not allowed.

Handcycles, running chairs, sports wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and sports strollers are allowed. When planning to use a handcycle, running chair, sports wheelchair, walker, cane, or sports stroller, select it as a part of completing your race registration. Add it later by referring to your registration confirmation for your online self-service change requests link and completing a change request. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are also welcome.

Personal Information

For each participant to receive email and text notifications on race day or a participant feedback survey, ensure each registered participant has a unique email address and cell phone number and not a landline.

If you have accidentally typo’d during your registration or registered another participant with inaccurate information, it will remain incorrect in race day results unless you take the necessary steps to identify and correct it.

Participating with inaccurate information in your race entry, such as gender and birth date or age, or participating as someone else, affects everyone, not just you.

Always make sure your information is accurate, including taking steps to transfer your race entry to someone else when needed. Doing so is free.

Validate the information in your registration confirmation at the time of receipt and on the results monitors on race day or online immediately following your completion of the race. Pay particular attention to gender, birthdate or age group division, and the spelling of your name.

In advance of the event, to correct a discrepancy in your race entry or to transfer it, go to change requests, or you can make changes onsite during pre-packet pickup or at registration.

If you identify a discrepancy in your race entry upon completing the race, go to the timing station near the finish line before results are finalized and have it reviewed for correction. After the results close, you can send an email to support@racelookup.com for review to determine what, if anything, can be done to address your concern.

Correctly Wearing Your Bib

Correctly wearing your bib will help ensure accurate reads as you cross timing points and ultimately help ensure a recordable timing result. It will also help ensure a race crew member does not stop you on the course due to not correctly displaying your bib.

Always place your bib on your front torso unobstructed. Alternatively, attaching your bib to an upper thigh facing forward is okay. Do not bend the timing chip, remove the foam tape covering it, or put the bib anywhere else on your body, including the back of your torso or where it is hidden. In addition to helping ensure timing chip reads, the foam tape also helps prevent moisture from getting onto the timing chip from sweat or rain. Keep your bib away from liquid.

If needed, safety pins are available at onsite registration to help you attach your bib to your clothing.

Deactivating Your bib

If you have secured your bib, have it with you on race day, and have decided not to participate in the race, make sure you have gone to the timing station to have the bib deactivated. Not doing so can cause your bib to read, placing you into race results as participating in error and affecting the result placements and awards of those who did the race. Similarly, please do the same for anyone else’s bib you have that is not participating.

If you start the race and for any reason do not complete the entire course, make sure you go to the timing station to have your bib deactivated. Not doing this can place you into race results in error and affect the result placements and awards of those who did complete the race.

Race Category

You may not participate in any race category where you are not registered. Instead, take the necessary steps to transfer your race entry to the new race category you want to participate in.  View change requests for details on correctly moving your entry into a new category.