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Sikad Pinas 2024

A Self-Supported Cycling Adventure


National Sports & Fitness Festival 2024
Dumaguete Edition
Event Type: Non-competitive, self-supported long-distance cycling challenge.

Mission: To inspire and empower cyclists by offering a self-supported adventure that celebrates long-
distance riding, community, and the beauty of Negros Oriental.

GOALS:
1. Promote the thrill and accomplishment of unsupported long-distance cycling.
2. Cultivate a supportive community for cyclists of all skill levels who enjoy pushing their
boundaries.
3. Showcase Negros Oriental as a premier cycling destination in the Philippines.
4. Raise awareness of cycling as a clean and efficient mode of transportation.

EVENT FORMAT:
1. Non-Competitive: This is not a race. Participants set their own pace and focus on enjoying
the journey.

2. Self-Supported: Cyclists carry all their own supplies, equipment, and tools.
Resourcefulness and self-reliance are key.

3. Your Pace, Your Style: Choose your preferred speed and riding style to personalize the
experience.

4. Control Points: The route will have designated checkpoints with cut-off times to ensure
safety and progress. Participants must reach each control point before the cut-off time to continue.
Sikad 200 - Must finish within an elapsed time of 14 hours (riding time and all stops)
Sikad 100 - Must finish within an elapsed time of 7 hours (riding time and all stops)
Sikad 50 - Must finish within an elapsed time of 4 hours (riding time and all stops)

5. Recognition for All: Every participant who completes the entire route within the allotted
time will be acknowledged for their achievement.
Sikad 200 – Dumaguete to Bayawan (Turning / Checkpoint: Bayawan Plaza)
Sikad 100 – Dumaguete to Siaton (Turning / Checkpoint: Siaton Plaza)
Sikad 50 – Dumaguete to Zamboanguita (Turning / Checkpoint: Arbo Gas Station)

WHO SHOULD JOIN:


 Experienced cyclists comfortable with long-distance riding and self-sufficiency.
 Cyclists seeking a personal challenge and a unique cycling adventure.
 Individuals who enjoy pushing their limits and exploring their capabilities.

Group Riding:
While not a team event, finding riding companions with a similar pace and style is encouraged to
enhance the experience and safety.

RIDE GUIDELINES:
1. Safety First: All bikes must be in good working condition, and helmets are mandatory during the
entire ride.

2. Be Seen, Be Safe: Rear lights are required for all distances. Front lights are mandatory for rides
exceeding 200km.

3. Enhanced Visibility: Reflective jackets and reflectors are highly recommended for low-light
conditions.

4. Physical Fitness: Participants must be in good physical condition to ensure their safety and avoid
impacting the group.

5. Respect the Route: Follow the designated route. Cutting or deviating will invalidate your ride
(unless organizers provide alternate routes).

6. Checkpoint Navigation: Each participant will receive a checkpoint card during registration. Get it
stamped at each control point as proof of passage.

7. Finishing Touches: The checkpoint card must be dropped at the finish line. Sign the card to
acknowledge timestamps. Missing stamps will invalidate your ride.

8. Time Verification: Finish times are based on stamped timestamps on your checkpoint card.
Ensure all control points are stamped.

9. Courtesy on the Road: Ride in an organized group, never more than two abreast. Overtake
others safely and with good judgment.

10. Respectful Cycling: Always prioritize the safety and well-being of fellow riders and other road
users.

11. Your Pace, Your Choice: Complete the ride within the stipulated time at your preferred pace,
unless otherwise instructed.

12. Environmental Responsibility: Dispose of waste responsibly. Trash bins will be available at
each control point.

Schedule of Events (depends on your chosen time slot for Pre-Ride Check-in and Wave Release):
August 31, 2024 (Saturday) 2pm-6pm: Pre-Ride Check-In
September 1, 2024 (Sunday) 4am onwards: Release of Cyclists
September ,: Homologated results published in the website/Sikad Duamguete Page

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUSION


1. T-Shirt
2. Bike Bib
3. Finisher Medal
4. 1 Meal

START/FINISH/CHECKPOINTS
1. Registration Forms
2. Tables & Chairs
3. Log Book
4. Water Station

ORGANIZER: EVENT OFFICIALS


1. Race Director
2. Start/Finish Official 1
3. Start/Finish Official 2
4. Start/Finish Official 3
5. Checkpoint 200 Official 1
6. Checkpoint 200 Official 2
7. Checkpoint 100 Official 1
8. Checkpoint 100 Official 2
9. Checkpoint 50 Official 1
10. Checkpoint 50 Official 2
11. Lead Marshall
12. Sweeper Marshall

Things/point to be discussed with Plan-out


1. Final Name of the Event – Sikad Pinas (Universal Bike)
2. Logo finalization – by Plan out – Philippine Flag Color
3. Registration Details & System (Same website base registration of AUDAX Phil)
4. Start/Finish/Checkpoint System

Possible Sponsors:
1. D’Corner Bikeshop (Dumaguete)
2. Morgados Bikeshop (Bayawan)
3. MotoAce Philippines

Prepared by: ROMUALDO L. SEÑERIS II, JD.


09171746042

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