Eligible St Regis Cup riders are the same riders who are eligible to ride the GranFondo. Only riders registered for RBC GranFondo Whistler are eligible to race in the St. Regis Cup.
Riders’ bikes must be in good mechanical order.
Riders are forbidden from riding outside the marked course (staying within the Cones), except when avoiding extreme danger.
- Any rider gaining even a single position by riding outside the coned course will be disqualified.
- Any rider leaving the coned laneway will be disqualified.
Riders shall be forbidden to deviate from the lane they selected when launching into the sprint and, in so doing, endangering others.
Rides are forbidden from using non-sanctioned neutral support while on course. Riders using outside support will be disqualified. There are no PRIVATE or UNAUTHORIZED TEAM feed zones on course. Riders should anticipate this and carry food and water as required.
There is to be no physical or verbal abuse displayed by any rider or persons involved with the race. The use of profanity is strictly prohibited. Respect the staff and volunteers.
Any rider caught intentionally tossing waste on course will be disqualified.
Outside vehicles are forbidden. Any rider receiving help from a vehicle along the route will be disqualified. No private videography from passing vehicles.
Riders may use rest stops; nutrition and water are not handed to riders for continuous movement.
All riders may be neutralised in the event of hazards on the course. Riders MUST obey event staff instructions or risk disqualification.
Riders will be neutralized through Stanley Park and released at Taylor Way. The first 7 kilometers are neutralised for this event and riders must not pass the neutralized Lead cyclist(s) and/or vehicle(s)
No passing or jockeying is allowed during the neutralized roll out period to Taylor Way.
Number Plates must not be folded or bent (the timing chip is attached to the race plate). Damaged plates will result in no timing and rider DNF and possible team DNF.
Jersey numbers will be displayed on the back of the jersey as directed in the rider guide.
Alta Classe St. Regis Cup riders must start in the St. Regis Cup corral with their team.
All protests and grievances will be heard by and judged by the St. Regis Cup Race finish line judge. All event staff decisions are final and must be respected.
All protests must be lodged within 30 minutes of first place finisher.
St. Regis Riders will start at 6.40 am in the first starting corral.
If your team places in the top 3 in your category the team are required to attend the awards ceremony at 1 pm.
- All riders must be in Podium Attire (full team kit) and be available to the press for the awards ceremony.
- Each category must have a minimum of 3 teams entered to be eligible for prizes.