General
Please read the information below and review the calamity schedule for participants before you start the race!
Write the errata to the route in your route booklets to make sure you don't follow the wrong route!
Medical Support
During the event, medical care is in the hands of the EHBO Enschede. You can find them at the UTrack and in the dojo of the sports centre. You can reach them at 0031 6 23443511. Always contact them first in when medical care is needed. When necessary, they will contact 112.
Vest handout
The team will have to pick up the team vest between 20:30 and 22:00. This can be done at the info desk in the sports centre. To ensure a smooth process, the vests are sorted by start group and start number. It is therefore important that you know the full name, start number and start group of your team.
Starters' badge handout
From 16:00 onwards you can pick up the 2 runners' badges of your team. This can be done at the UTrack. One badge will be worn at the front and one on the back of the last runner of your team. In one of the two badges will be a transponder.
Vest intake
The drop-off point for the vests is at the info desk at the sports centre from 18:00 until 20:00 hours.
The following must be returned in original state:
The runners' vest with 2 transponders
Two starters' badges of the last stage with one transponder
Lost and found
During the race, all found items will go to the info desk.
So should you find stuff, bring it to the info desk.
Stuff can be picked up until four weeks after the race. Please contact the Organizing Committee in Enschede; 053-489 3787 or enschede@batavierenrace.nl
Results and submitting protest
It may be that a penalty code has been noted and attributed and/or that something went wrong with the timekeeping. If you have questions about this you can reach the Race Secretariat via the protest number,ws@batavierenrace.nl.
In conclusion
Pay close attention to broadcasters and errata for the latest changes to the route or program.
Noise nuisance will be dealt with harshly: do not cause noise nuisance at night!
When a runner is noticably drunk they can be refused.
Everyone must carry a valid passport or identity card.
Traffic controllers will be at dangerous points to regulate the situation on the spot. Do not automatically assume that you will get the right of way. Even where there are traffic controllers, the normal rules of priority in traffic apply.
Don't forget to bring enought water, it can become hot during intensive exercise.