2012 U.S.

Bank Competitors Information Saturday, May 19, 2012

Pole Pedal Paddle Bend, Oregon

MBSEF 563 SW 13th St., Ste. 201 Bend, OR 97702 www.pppbend.com

2012 U.S. BANK POLE PEDAL PADDLE Competitors Info

Hello Racers! Team Captain, please bring your bib number (that will be emailed to you a week before the race) with you to Packet Pickup on Thursday or Friday, May 19th or May 20th. If you cannot come to packet pick-up, make sure that the person picking up the team packet has the bib number or team captain name. All participants should read this information. *New This Year Drafting during the Bike Leg will be enforced in the Elite Categories. Drafting Rules are detailed on pages 8-9 in this guide. Please read. Family Team Criteria for the Terry Bonynge Award has changed to encourage more participation. The winning family will be based on a formula that will calculate the number of team members plus age span divided by race team time. Team with the highest score will receive the award. RACE PACKET/BIB AND T-SHIRT PICK-UP THURSDAY, MAY 17th 12:00 P.M. -6:00 P.M. LOCATION-TBD-However, will be in the Old Mill Shopping Area FRIDAY, MAY 18TH 11:00 A.M. -8:00 P.M. LOCATION-TBD-However, will be in the Old Mill Shopping Area PLEASE ONLY PARK IN PPP DESIGNATED SPOTS EMERGENCY RACE PACKET/BIB AND T-SHIRT PICK-UP: SATURDAY, MAY 18th 6:30 A.M.-7:00 A.M. LOCATION- TBD-However, will be in the Old Mill Shopping Area Please use this time if you or a teammate cannot make it Thursday or Friday. BOAT DROP OFF: FRIDAY, MAY 18th 4:00 P.M.-8:30 P.M. 799 SW COLUMBIA ST.-RIVER BEND PARK EMERGENCY BOAT DROP OFF: SATURDAY, MAY 19th 6:30 A.M.-7:00 A.M. 799 SW COLUMBIA ST.-RIVER BEND PARK

HELPFUL HINTS & FAQS

Do not go to Mt. Bachelor without your bib numbers or lift tickets on race day. On race day, lost and found is behind the White House at the Les Schwab Amphitheater. After race day, contact mbsef@mbsef.org 541-388-0002. The road going UP to Mt. Bachelor is never closed. The road going DOWN from Mt. Bachelor is detoured through Sunriver during the race (except for pairs division). PAIRS If you are planning on doing the ski leg and the run leg, but not the bike leg, you should have someone drive you down Century Drive and drop you off near the transition area so you dont have to worry about parking. We want to make sure that you get to your transition before the biker. You will receive a Pairs Pass credential in your race packet that will allow you to drive down Century Drive and not be re-routed through Sunriver. The transition zone for the Bike to Run is right by the Original Pancake House on Emkay and Colorado. You cannot use a 2-Person Kayak unless you have registered as a Tandem Pair. INDIVIDUALS NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST 2 SUPPORT PEOPLE Only Individual Competitors may have support crew. One person for up at the mountain and one for in town. The support person on the mountain will have to drive the Sunriver detour. TANDEM PAIRS-WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Some races, tandem means that you can do each leg of the race at the same time. That is not the case with this race. In the PPP, tandem means that you can either use a tandem bike and/or a 2 person kayak. OPEN CATEGORY-WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Same as the Tandem except you are doing it as a team. So, a tandem bike and/or 2 person kayak is allowed. There are no age or sex divisions. HAND OFFS Nothing fancy. Just make contact with your teammates hand at the transition. Listen to the volunteers and ask if you have any questions about where you need to be before your teammate comes in to the transition area. WILL THE ALPINE OR NORDIC SKIER HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO DO THE RUN? Unfortunately the answer is No. Teams have to drive the Sunriver detour. 2 PERSON KAYAKS ARE ONLY ALLOWED IN OPEN TEAMS OR TANDEM PAIRS 2 PERSON CANOES ARE ALLOWED IN ALL CATEGORIES WHEN DO THEY CLOSE THE ROAD TO THE MOUNTAIN? Never. The road going UP to Mt. Bachelor is never closed. The road going DOWN from Mt. Bachelor is detoured through Sunriver during the race (except for pairs division).

ARE BIKE FAIRINGS ALLOWED? Yes. In Open Teams Only. ARE SNOWBOARDS ALLOWED? Yes ARE TELEMARK SKIS ALLOWED? Yes COURSE TIME? Ranges from 1:45 to four hours. SKATE OR CLASSIC? You can use either classic skis or skate but most use skate. 12 AND UNDER TEAMS Everyone on the team needs to be 12 or under to qualify to do the shorter version of the run. When they reach the aid station at Mt. Bachelor Village, instead of going straight, they will run down to the river trail and head left. The rest of the course will be well marked. At the Mt. Bachelor Aid Station there will be a sign that says 12 and Under with an arrow pointing to the river trail.

RACE DAY SCHEDULE: 7:30 a.m. Bike Check opens in front of Nordic Center at Mt. Bachelor 8:00a.m. Lifts open at Mt. Bachelor-Alpine Course Inspection Opens 8:45 a.m. Alpine Race Venue is closed to inspection 9:00 a.m. 92.9 starts LIVE COVERAGE of the race 10:00 a.m. Food Booths open in Les Schwab Amphitheater 11:00 a.m. Michelob Ultra Beer station opens in Les Schwab Amphitheater 2:00 p.m. All bikes must be picked up at the Bike Finish area 3:00 p.m. (approx.) Awards Ceremony on stage at Les Schwab Amphitheater 4:00 p.m. All boats must be picked up at the Canoe/Kayak finish area 4:00 p.m. Michelob Ultra Beer station closes

RACE START TIMES: SUBJECT TO CHANGE: The following times are estimated. You will be emailed your start time approximately one week prior to the race. 9:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:40 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:55 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:05 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 10:20 a.m. 10:25 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 10:40 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 10:50 a.m. 10:55 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:05 a.m. 11:10 a.m. 11:20 a.m. 11:25 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Elite Male & Female Wave Elite Masters 40+, Male & Female Physically Challenged Male Pairs Male Pairs Coed Pairs Coed Pairs Female Pairs Tandem Pairs Female Individuals Male Individuals Male Individuals Male Individuals Open Class, High School, Municipal Female Teams Female Teams Family Teams Coed Teams Coed Teams Coed Teams Male Teams Male Teams Business & Service

Check with the Officials at the Thursday/Friday Packet Pickup if you have any questions on your start time. A disqualification will result if your team does not start at the correct start time. Remember to allow time for the bike check and to ride the lift to the start.

WHATS IN YOUR RACE PACKET?

Individual/Elite Competitors Packet Includes: 6 Colored Numbers: Alpine Leg One Front Cross Country Leg One Front Bike Leg One Front Run Leg One Front Canoe/Kayak Leg One Front/One Back Sprint Leg One Front (Use Run or Canoe/Kayak Bib) 1 Bike Frame Number Place in the V of your bike frame (self adhesive) 2 Red S Bibs One for each of your support crew 1 Self Adhesive # Top front of your Kayak or right front side of Canoe 1 Small Self Adhesive # Front of Bike Helmet Lift Ticket for 2 Rides 1 warm-up run, 1 race run ID tags for equipment Safety Pins Pairs Packet Includes: 7 Colored Numbers: Alpine Leg Cross Country Leg Bike Leg Run Leg Canoe/Kayak Leg Sprint Leg 1 Bike Frame # 1 Self Adhesive # 1 Small Self Adhesive # Lift Ticket for 2 rides Pairs Hang-Tag ID tags for equipment Safety Pins

One Front One Front One Front One Front One Front/One Back One Front Place in the V of your bike frame (self adhesive). Top front of your Kayak or right front side of Canoe Front of Bike Helmet 1 warm-up run, 1 race run Windshield of your car.

Team Packet Includes: 7 Colored Numbers: (Challenge Teams receive 12 numbers to be used for on course support person) Alpine Leg One Front Cross Country Leg One Front Bike Leg One Front Run Leg One Front Canoe/Kayak Leg One Front/One Back Sprint Leg One Front 1 Bike Frame # Place in the V of your bike frame (self adhesive) 1 Self Adhesive # Top front of your Kayak or right front side of Canoe 1 Small Self Adhesive # Front of Bike Helmet Lift Ticket for 2 rides 1 warm-up run, 1 race run ID tags for equipment Safety Pins 5

EQUIPMENT:
SKIS/SNOWBOARDS Snowboards and/or telemark skis will be allowed on the downhill leg in any of the categories. BIKES ATSM, ANSI or SNELL approved helmets are mandatory on the downhill and bike legs. You may wear the same helmet on both legs. Bike fairings (aerodynamic device) are allowed in OPEN TEAM category only. All bikes must be safety checked by SUNNYSIDE SPORTS crew on race day at the Cross Country Ski/Bike Exchange area in front of the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Lodge. Be sure to have your equipment serviced in a reliable bike shop before the event. Bike Check-In starts at 7:30am. Bikes must be checked in by 11:00 a.m. Tandem bikes allowed in Open Team and Tandem Pairs only. Bikes must be picked up from the bike/run exchange by 2:00pm Saturday. CANOES/KAYAKS:

No sharing of boats allowed by different teams.

Approved PFDs (personal floatation devices) must be worn in canoe/kayak leg. Any float worthy craft without oarlocks is permissible. You must use a single or double-bladed paddle. Bring adhesive tape to attach your team number to your boat. Two-person kayaks are allowed in OPEN TEAM AND TANDEM PAIRS ONLY. All other Team and Pair divisions may use two-man canoes or one-man kayaks. Parking for the boat site is located on the NW corner of Shevlin-Hixon and Columbia Street. Boats will be walked into and out of the boat launch/take-out areas. Canoes and kayaks may be dropped off Friday from 4:00pm to 8:00pm at the Canoe Launch site. Entrance is located at the SW Columbia & Shevlin-Hixon intersection at the entrance to Riverbend Park and the Bend Metro Parks and Recreation District Office. Please see attached map. Security will be provided. You may also drop off your boat starting at 6:30am on race day. Boats will be placed in the area on a first-come, first-serve position in each chute based on your race division. NO EXCEPTIONS - teams will be disqualified for moving boats once they have been assigned a slot. Boats must be picked up by 4:00pm on Saturday. Please have your bib number with you for verification. Boat pick-up will start after 2:30 p.m. Canoe/Kayak Leg (Sponsored by Sun Country Tours) The Canoe/Kayak leg will be a chute system based on your division. The course is .8 km upstream to the turnaround buoy under the Healy Bridge, then downstream 1.2 km around the island (stay to your right of the island), and back upstream to the Canoe/Kayak finish (~150 yards downstream of the put-in). Alder Creek Canoes and Kayaks will have rafts and guides to monitor the course and assist in an emergency. For safety reasons, only team members & team support members (No bicycles, dogs, strollers or non-competitors) will be allowed in the fenced boat storage and launch area. NEW!!! ON RACE DAY, FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL RACE ENTHUSIASTS, COMPETITORS & SPECTATORS, ANYONE ENTERING THE SECURE BOAT 6

STORAGE/LAUNCH AREA WILL BE REQUIRED TO WEAR A COMPETITORS BIB (OR S BIB) OR A TEAM SUPPORT MEMBER WRISTBAND. WRIST BANDS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT THE BOAT LAUNCH STAGING AREA (AT THE PICNIC SHELTER) BEGINNING AT 2PM ON FRIDAY. PARTICIPANTS CAN VISIT THE PICNIC SHELTER TO RECEIVE THEIR SUPPORT TEAM WRISTBANDS, AFTER PICKING UP THEIR PARTICIPANT PACKET WITH THE BIB NUMBER. YOU WILL NEED YOUR TEAM NUMBER TO RECEIVE YOUR WRISTBANDS. THE BOAT LAUNCH AND BOAT TAKE OUT ARE THE SAME BEACH. BOATS ENTERING THE BOAT LAUNCH AREA, VIA THE RIVER, PRIOR TO 3:45pm ON FRIDAY, BOATS ARRIVING, VIA THE RIVER, WILL BE DIRECTED AROUND THE EXTERIOR (EAST SIDE) OF THE SECURED BOAT PLACEMENT AREA TO THE NORTH SIDE OF THE PICNIC SHELTER FOR PLACEMENT OF THEIR BOAT IN THEIR DIVISIONS SECTION BEHIND ALL OTHER BOATS IN THE STAGING AREA. THERE WILL BE NO BOAT PLACEMENT FROM THE LAUNCH BEACH DIRECTLY INTO THE PLACEMENT AREA. BOATS MUST BE CARRIED AROUND THE EXTERIOR OF THE SECURE AREA TO THE BACK OF THE STAGING AREA. IF A BOAT IS MOVED AFTER ITS PLACEMENT IN THE DIVISION SECTION, FOR PRACTICE OR OTHER REASON, THE TEAM WILL SURRENDER ITS BOAT POSITION AND WILL BE INSTRUCTED TO MOVE TO THE BACK OF THE BOAT DIVISON ROW. DURING THE RACE, AN ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE MADE OVER THE PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM WHEN TEAMS ARE ALLOWED TO MOVE THEIR BOATS CLOSER TO THE WATER IF THEIR TEAM MEMBER HAS NOT YET ARRIVED AT THE BOAT EXCHANGE AREA (THIS TYPICALLY PERTAINS TO THE TEAM DIVISONS). FOR SAFETY REASONS, WHEN THE MOVE IS ANNOUNCED, BOATS MUST STAY IN THE SAME LANE AS ORIGINALLY ASSIGNED.

UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION AND CHANGES WILL BE POSTED AT THE RIVERBEND PARK PICNIC SHELTER.
TRAFFIC & PARKING: All vehicles coming down from Mt. Bachelor will be routed through Sunriver to Bend after Pairs Division has started the bike leg, approximately 10:15am. The detour through Sunriver will take at least 50-60 minutes. The road up to Mt. Bachelor is OPEN all day. Use caution when driving up to the Mountain since there will be many cyclists on the road. Watch for and obey traffic controllers. PAIRS DIVISION ONLY will receive a hang-tag for their vehicle windshield to allow access straight through to downtown Bend, rather than detouring through Sunriver. Colorado Avenue will be closed from Columbia Ave. to Century Drive for the Bike/Run Exchange. Pairs will be detoured to the paved detour used for the Mt. Washington round about repair. Pairs will then proceed to cross Mt. Washington drive and be directed to go 7

down Yates to the Chandler round about. Parking is a little tricky. Best to scout it out the night before if you are not familiar with Bend. Or drop your racer off near the Bike to Run Exchange and then park. You can find street parking on Emkay between Columbia and Donovan (?). There will be event parking available in the Old Mt. Bachelor Park and Ride which is on the corner of Simpson and Colorado. There will be big event parking signs out for that lot.

LOST & FOUND: Lost & Found check points will be at Mt. Bachelor (541-382-1709) and the White House (behind the stage on Shevlin-Hixon Dr.) in Les Schwab Amphitheater on the day of the race. After day of race, call MBSEF at 541-388-0002 for lost and found. MBSEF is not responsible for lost equipment. Use the tags provided in your Bib Packet. Put your name, address and phone # on ALL equipment. Bag your small items (bike gloves, helmet, shoes, etc.) and label the bag. PICK UP ALL EQUIPMENT WITHIN ONE HOUR AFTER YOU FINISH. The Exchange Captains or MBSEF will NOT be responsible for your equipment after the deadlines. Bikes MUST be picked up by 2:00pm and boats by 4:00pm. Please show your bib number for verification. All participants must arrange for their equipment to be brought down from Mt. Bachelor. Please do not give the volunteers a bad time about checking your ID; they are trying to protect your expensive equipment. WATER STATIONS: There will be G and Earth20 Water at the following locations: Cross Country Ski/Bike Exchange Bike Course: Century Drive near Widgi Creek Golf Course Bike/Run Exchange Run Course: Mount Bachelor Village Resort South Entrance Near the Healy Bridge at the north end of Mount Bachelor Village along the river trail-at turn around Run/Canoe Exchange Canoe/Kayak Finish Finish Arena Mt. Bachelor Ski Patrol and other qualified volunteers will be along the race route with radio contact for emergency assistance. Ask for help if you need it! There will be operators from the Central Oregon Amateur Radio Operators along the bike and run courses to provide assistance if needed. FIRST AID: Medical facilities are available at Mt. Bachelor through Ski Patrol and the Mountain Medical Group. Sheriff cars and the Central Oregon Amateur Radio Operators are along the bike course with radio communication to 911. In the Les Schwab Amphitheater, representatives from Desert Orthopedics and Mt. Medical will be set up near the finish line. Aid Stations will have contact 8

with 911 and the Mt. Bachelor Ski Patrol and volunteer doctors and nurses, all of whom have had first aid and CPR training. ROUNDABOUTS: On Century Dr., there are two roundabouts at Mt. Washington Dr. and Colorado Ave. Please be careful! Slow down when approaching. LIFT TICKETS: Will be supplied for each downhill skier. Please remember there are enough points for ONLY one practice run and the race itself. ID Tags: Please put your Bib # and name on these stickers and place on your equipment. TIMING: Bib Bar Code Scanning: As of 2002 we have been using a barcode scanning system (therefore no wristbands). Please make sure your sprinter is wearing a bib with a barcode on it. Teams and pairs will need to tag teammates in order to start the next leg. Exchange volunteers will report bib numbers who do not comply. RESULTS: Race Results will be posted on www.pppbend.com the night of May 19th. DRAFTING RULES(These rules enforced especially for Elite categories.) 1.) Spacing -- all cyclists are responsible to maintain a minimum of three bike lengths of clear space at all times between you and the cyclist in front. Failure to maintain this spacing is considered drafting -- whether intentional or not. 2.) Position -- you must keep to the right hand side of the lane of travel unless passing. 3.) Passing -- in overtaking another cyclist, once you move into the three bike length zone, you must pass within 15 seconds. 4.) Overtaken -- once passed, you must immediately exit the draft zone from the rear, before attempting to pass again. Once you are passed, it is YOUR responsibility to maintain the required three bike length space to the rider ahead. 5.) Blocking -- consists of riding on the left side of the lane without passing anyone and interfering with other cyclists attempting to pass. This is strictly prohibited. 6.) Vehicles -- all rules above also apply (where applicable) to prohibited drafting behind a motor vehicle. PPP Drafting Penalty: Variable time penalty. A single offense is considered a violation of the drafting rules in distinct sections of the bike leg that provides a clear advantage to the rider. 1st Offense -- 2:00 minutes 2nd Offense -- 4:00 minutes 3rd Offense -- Disqualification 9

PPP Protests & Enforcement: The PPP will post a race official at the race finish line to handle any protests registered by athletes with regard to bike leg drafting or other problems. Athletes that wish to lodge a protest are asked to do so within 20 minutes after finishing. Ideally please raise any protests BEFORE the other athletes in question leave the finish area so the race official can talk to everyone involved. The PPP has course monitors on the bike route and will note clear violations of the drafting rules. The PPP will also take into consideration reports from athletes, spectators and drivers on the bike leg. But we will depend primarily on the honor code of all athletes to obey the rules as described. COURSE INFORMATION Alpine Leg (Sponsored by Mt. Bachelor) The course starts at the top of the Red Chair. There will be ski corrals for each start wave to place your skis. Please do not move other competitors skis, it is a first-come, first-serve placement for skis. The race starts with a 200 foot sprint (length may vary due to snow conditions) uphill without your skis, then put them on and ski down the LeeWay trail. You must obey the control gates, gate keepers will be monitoring the course. If you miss a gate you must reenter or receive a time penalty. The course is a beginner/intermediate run. The course may change due to snow conditions. Mt. Bachelor Snow Phone: 541-382-7888. Alpine/Cross Country Exchange Upon entering the Exchange Area, please check your speed and slow down before entering the chutes. Between the Red and Yellow chairs you will see five chutes. Each chute is labeled with a letter (A,B,C,D,E). The last digit of your Bib# corresponds to a specific chute: A: 0-1 B: 2-3 C: 4-5 D: 6-7 E: 8-9 This helps spread everyone out and helps you find your teammate and equipment easily. Please verify with your Cross Country skier what chute you have been assigned. Note: The same chute system will be used at the Cross Country/Bike and Run/Canoe Exchanges. Cross Country Ski Leg (Sponsored by Desert Orthopedics) From the Alpine/Cross Country Exchange the course is flat at the beginning around the West Village Parking Lot to Jays Trail. Down Jays Trail, left on Deveckas to the Woodys cutoff. Follow Woodys Way, take a left on Easy Back to the Woodys Way/Easy Back/Richs Range Junction, right on Woodys to the Old Maid and Common Corridor. The course is approximately 8km. Both Skating and Classic techniques are allowed. The course may change due to snow conditions. The Cross Country skier will have to take their skis off and run a short distance to the assigned bike chute at the Cross Country/Bike Exchange area. The chute system is the same format as the Alpine/Cross Country Exchange. Bike Leg (Sponsored by Bryant, Lovlien & Jarvis, P.C. Upon leaving the Exchange area, please proceed out of the West Village Parking lot towards downtown Bend for 22 miles. No drafting allowed. There will be car traffic between the Bike Start and the Sunriver Junction and after the 7th Mountain Resort to Colorado Avenue. There will be Race Volunteers to assist with Traffic Control at all intersections. Please remember to check speed at the roundabouts before turning onto Colorado and please BE AWARE of vehicles. The course is primarily downhill with one uphill climb after the Sunriver Junction. Parents may not ride with their children on bike course. ONLY those competitors who are doing the Bike Leg are to be riding on the course (extra riders impede safety). Remember to have your 10

Bib# visible as you approach the Bike Finish for the volunteers to call your number for your teammate or support crew to be ready. Run Leg The 5 mile course starts on Colorado Ave. and Emkay. The runners proceed along the paved path to Century Drive, turn left at Mt. Bachelor Dr. and proceed on Mt. Bachelor Dr. to the South Entrance of Mount Bachelor Village Resort. At this point, the trail changes to a woodchip/cinder surface and parallels Century Drive and the Sunrise Village/Mountain Gate/Braeburn neighborhoods. The course then doubles back around at the entrance to the Braeburn neighborhood, goes through the Mountain Gate development, then goes down to the Deschutes River Trail below Mount Bachelor Village Resort to the Bill Healy Bridge and downriver to the Canoe/Kayak exchange area. The Run Finish is on the northwest side of the river across from the Farewell Bend Park. The 12 & Under Team category will run a shortened course (see course map). The course will be well marked with white arrows or signs. Canoe/Kayak Leg (Sponsored by Sun Country Tours) The Canoe/Kayak leg will be a chute system based on your division. The course is .8 km upstream to the turnaround buoy under the Healy Bridge, then downstream 1.2 km around the island (stay to your right of the island), and back upstream to the Canoe/Kayak finish (~150 yards downstream of the put-in). Alder Creek Canoes and Kayaks will have rafts and guides to monitor the course and assist in an emergency. For safety reasons, only foot traffic of team & team support members (No bicycles, dogs, strollers or non-competitors) will be allowed in the fenced boat storage and launch area. Sprint Leg (Sponsored by Robberson Ford-Lincoln Mercury-Mazda) The final sprint starts at the Canoe/Kayak Finish and goes under the Columbia Street Bridge on a paved footpath to the grass Finish Arena in Les Schwab Amphitheater, approximately a mile. Only one team member may cross the Finish Line with the bar coded bib. Crossing the Finish Line without the bar coded bib may result in a disqualification. Team members may join the sprinter in the Competitors area of the Finish Arena. SUPPORT: Only Individual Competitors may have support crew. Individual support crews are not allowed to drive down the mountain (keep one crew member in town and one at the mountain). No support crew other than team member(s) for Teams or Pairs allowed.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL MOLLY@MBSEF.ORG OR CALL 541-388-0002, OR TALK WITH THE RACE OFFICIALS AT PACKET PICKUP ON May 19th or 20th.

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2011 Winning Times Male Elite - 1:47:46 Female Elite 2:01:58 Master Elite Male - 1:55:29 Master Elite Female 2:11:51 Male Individual - 1:57:34 Female Individual 2:18:42 Male Pairs 1:55:47 Female Pairs -2:12:56 Coed Pairs - 1:54:52 Tandem Pairs 2:04:10 Female Team -2:11:15 Open Team - 1:51:04 Coed Team -2:03:43 Family Team 1:54:54 Male Team 1:56:19 Business/Service Team 1:59:30 Municipal Team 1:57:03 We encourage you to dress up in your favorite costume. Awards for the best individual, pairs and / or teams will be given out at the Awards Ceremony!! Must wear costume while racing.

Course Maps on pppbend.com Pole Pedal Paddle 2012 PAIRS DETOUR

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Thank You to the Following Major Sponsors:

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Race Division Sponsors:

Contributing Sponsors:

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