2NDURO 2022 FAQ
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- How much does 2NDURO cost?
- 2NDURO costs €70 per team of 2 (€35 per person). Each team must complete only 1 registration form. No entries from single persons will be accepted.
- Who is 2NDURO aimed at?
- 2NDURO is aimed at riders with good skill and fitness levels. With a 22km loop including 800m of climbing & descending and 5 stages totalling over 8km of racing. This is not a race for beginners.
- How long will 2NDURO take my team mate and I?
- Overall, the 2NDURO course should take riders with decent fitness levels between 2.5-4 hours.
- How do I register for the event?
- On-line Registration for the event will open 3 weeks ahead on Sunday March 6th at 9pm on SI Entries. You cannot register on the day and we expect the event to book out quickly!
- On the event day, 27th March, you will need to present at Registration Desk at your allocated time between 10am and 11.30am
- All competitions will get a specific time to be at Registration Desk to ensure queues are kept to a minimum. Please do not arrive more that 5 mins before this time
- The Ballinboola Car Park will be open from 8.30am
- Stage 1 opens at 10.30am.
- All timing chips must be handed in before 3.30pm.
- How does timing work?
- Each team member will have a timing chip. The stage time is calculated as the time from the first rider start to the second rider finish. All stages count. You complete each stage once (no repeat runs, penalties may apply).
- Are there prizes for the event?
- We’re working to provide some small prizes & will present at prize giving ceremony, directly after the event
- Is there any safety guidance for the event (in addition to having basic safety equipment)?
- Yes, you must wear a full face helmet. You must carry a first aid kit and mobile phone at all times. There will be a check at registration to ensure riders comply.
- If your teammate is injured on the stage, you are responsible for their welfare. Make sure they are stable and off the track. Contact the closest marshal or safety officer (contact number will be printed on race plate) if you need help.
- Marshals will be positioned at stage start, end and at key intersections on the stages.
- There will be an ambulance and a mobile first aid responder available to support.
- Where to stay for 2NDURO?
- Why not stay with our partners, Deebert House Hotel in nearby Kimallock. Take a look at their website for rates: http://www.deeberthousehotel.com/.
- Ballyhoura Hostel is another option for those travelling long distances. http://www.ballyhourahostel.ie/?fbclid=IwAR110Hrg0KxfP1PlZ6djqJuF25EMMlRmoeOlXkscd6SwrOW__qSZbkatrf8
- What categories are there?
- There are 3 categories for 2NDURO – Men, Women, Mixed.
- What is the minimum age for 2NDURO?
- The minimum age for 2NDURO is 14. Under 16 must ride with an adult (18+) at all times. All riders under the age of 18 MUST have a guardian consent form signed by both the competitor and the guardian. There is a link to the guardian consent form on the registration page.
- What about parking on the day?
- Q. What are the stages like?
- The stages are brand new and have been especially designed for this event and are to Gravity Enduro / Grassroots Enduro level. They are technical in nature and will require an ability to ride natural trails. There is some Coillte single track but most is natural trails. All features are rollable.
- Keep an eye on our social media pages for videos and photos!
- Do you need a Cycling Ireland Licence to race 2NDURO?
- A Cycling Ireland Licence is not needed to enter online. However, you will be asked to produce your Licence on the day of the event. If you do not have a Licence, a One Day Licence payment will need to be made when you register on line.
- What is included in the entry fee?
- One day of blind Enduro racing, 5 timed stages and a great day out with your buddy!
- Is a full-face helmet needed to race?
- Yes. A full face helmet will be required throughout the race. Failure to wear a full face helmet at all times will result in disqualification.
- Where is Ballinaboola?
- Ballinaboola is located in the Ballyhoura mountain range in Co. Limerick, home to some of the finest trails around!
- Click for Google Maps location
There will be plenty of parking in the Ballinaboola car park on the day. We will have parking attendants assisting you park. Unless you want to add another hour of biking on to your day, please do not park at the Ballyhoura Trail Centre.