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Race
Date
Race Distances
Race Start
Time
* Race Fees
Intermediate
Course
(runners and walkers welcome)
Long
Course
*
Register on-line by 11:59pm on
Friday, February 26, 2009 (no online payment
processing fee) Important Shirt info - Registered runners may receive one short-sleeved technical/moisture wicking shirt with the FLWTS logo design print during the Series. We'll have a new shipment of shirts for Sunday, however, since it is the last race I will not be ordering any more. Shirts will go to runners in this order: 1) All runners from the 2/14 race will get their shirt (these will be reserved in your name); 2) If you have not already received a shirt, online registered runners for this race may get their shirt (if we don't run out) on a first come, first serve basis; 3) Race day registered runners may get a shirt if we don't run out. The shirts take 1.5 weeks to get, so I can only estimate how many I will need on race day. Let's keep our parks clean! If you drop it, pick it up. Please do not drop your waste on the trail and expect someone else to pick it up. Reduce aid station waste - carry a water bottle. Thank you!
Race Day Agenda
Sunday, February
28, 2010
Course Description
Intermediate
and Long Course Aid Station Detail
Intermediate
Course
- One aid
station on the course - Granite Bay State Park (at the gate)
Directions
If you park in the
Beals Point State Park, there is a $10 park entrance fee per vehicle charge or you may
purchase an annual California State Parks Poppy Pass park for $90 (a
real bargain). * Annual Poppy Pass information
Many trails
are located within the California State Parks. If you do not
have one, I highly recommend purchasing a Poppy Pass for
$90/year (from date of purchase).
California State Parks Pass info This
pass is valid at 97 parks in the State of California where an
entry fee is collected. You can usually purchase your park
pass at most park pay stations,
most any
state park office,
including the Gold Fields District Office, 7806 Folsom-Auburn
Rd, Folsom and the Auburn Recreation Area office on Hwy 49 about 1/2 mile
into the canyon from Auburn. Breakout Racing is making the effort to go green to try and reduce our impact on the environment. What we can do: Pick up waste, carry our own water/sports drink with a bottle or hydration pack, use recycled and biodegradable products, carpool, ride a bike to the event.... At the start/finish area, we want to encourage all runners to re-fill their own bottles from the water and HEED jugs. Currently, we have commercialized bottles of water for runners to take after the race, but when these run out, we will encourage re-filling our own re-usable bottles from the water jug. We will provide a recycling receptacle for plastic and aluminum cans. Most of our race sites/parks provide recycling containers as well. Any ideas? We welcome any ideas you may have to help in our effort to become an environmentally friendly event. "You cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness that created it. You must learn to see the world anew." - Albert Einstein
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