THE RACES
TRAVELLING AROUND YORKSHIRE
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21 & 22-29 SEPTEMBER 2019
YORKSHIRE 2019 PARA-CYCLING INTERNATIONAL Groundbreaking event
For the first time, a UCI sanctioned international Para-cycling event will precede the UCI Road World Championships and will act as a qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. This one-day event will comprise of races for four groups of para-athletes (blind and visually impaired, athletes with cerebral palsy, locomotor disabilities and hand cyclists).
INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALS A race against time
Prepare for thrills and excitement as riders take on one of the most dramatic and demanding races of the UCI Road World Championships. In this discipline they don’t ride in a peloton, but alone against the clock and the fact they are set off at regular intervals means you’ll be treated to non-stop action. The athlete who crosses the finish line in the fastest time is declared the winner.
Road closures, diversion routes, parking restrictions and alternative parking areas will be in place to help to minimise the impact on residents and businesses whilst also ensuring the safe and successful delivery of the championships.
through the week. For the most up to date race timings and road closures go to yorkshire2019.co.uk. The majority of road closures are not in place all day, every day.
To find out further details of how to get to and around Yorkshire including public transport, car parking and details of up to the minute road closures and congestion during the Championships go to yorkshire2019.co.uk
Throughout the UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International, there will be enhanced rail services running between Leeds, Harrogate and York. For further information go to yorkshire2019.co.uk. Transdev will be running an enhanced number 36 bus service between Ripon, Harrogate & Leeds. With special Championships tickets available, making it a great way to travel between the start towns, across the route and to Harrogate. For more information on timetables, tickets and other services please go to yorkshire2019.co.uk
What type of road closures will be in place? Due to the nature of racing on the Harrogate circuit, road closures are required to maintain public and event safety. We aim to keep these closures as short as possible, with dedicated crossing times and aim to reopen roads as soon as it is safe to do so to keep disruption to a minimum.
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Across the route impact on the roads will be limited. In most cases this will be on a rolling road closure basis lasting no more than an hour. The only exception at start locations, the Harrogate Circuit, during Time Trials and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International events where roads closures will be longer. Road closures will be managed by the police.
TEAM TIME TRIAL MIXED RELAY Yorkshire making history
Yorkshire will be making history by hosting the first-ever Team Time Trial Mixed Relay. National teams will consist of three male riders and three female riders, each working together as a team. The male riders will set off first and take on one lap of the Harrogate circuit. The female riders will then replace them on the road as soon as the second male rider has crossed the finish line. Final timings will then be taken when the second female rider crosses the finish line and the fastest team will be declared the winner.
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ROAD RACES
Race for glory A mass start event where national teams come together in a peloton and compete against each other. The wining rider is the first to cross the finish line at the end of the full race distance. Teams range in size with the number of riders being determined on the number of points that country has amassed on the official UCI Rankings over the previous 12 months. The more points, the more riders from each country can compete.
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YORKSHIRE BY AIR
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International flights connect Yorkshire to the rest of the world, as well as UK flights from Aberdeen, Belfast, London Heathrow, Newquay and Southampton to Leeds Bradford Yorkshire’s Airport, Doncaster Sheffield Airport, Humberside Airport and Durham Tees Valley Airport.
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YORKSHIRE BY SEA YORKSHIRE BY RAIL Yorkshire’s cities and market towns are easy to get to from other parts of the country. Travel to Yorkshire with high-speed trains from either London or Edinburgh in less than two hours with LNER and Grand Central services. You can also get to Yorkshire by train from the North West with First TransPennine Express, who offer direct services into the county from Liverpool and Manchester. Northern Rail also offer direct services to Yorkshire from the North West.
IT’S ALL HAPPENING IN YORKSHIRE The Yorkshire 2019 app
Lucy Pittaway
To ensure you have the best experience possible at the UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International, download our Yorkshire 2019 app from iTunes and Google Play for exclusive access to Championships race details, timings and results, traffic and travel, live race timings and much more!
To celebrate the UCI Road World Championships coming to the UK in 2019, award-winning Yorkshire artist Lucy Pittaway has created five colourful and vibrant pieces depicting the different races and disciplines that will compete in the biggest sporting event on the cycling calendar. To buy a limited edition print go to yorkshire2019shop.com
UCI Road World Championships Official Sportive 22 September 2019
Royal Hall Events 21, 26 & 27 September 2019
Take the unique opportunity to be part of this historic event in Yorkshire by cycling the same roads as the professionals in the Official Sportive. Three professionally designed routes have been created, with each course taking in large sections of the Championships including the Harrogate loop which will be a closed road for the Sportive. Go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/sportive to secure your place.
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Ferry services to Hull and Newcastle link Yorkshire with Northern Europe. P&O Ferries operate overnight services to Hull from Rotterdam and Zeebrugge.
YORKSHIRE BY ROAD Britain’s biggest and fastest highways cross Yorkshire, making getting here by car or by coach very simple. For details of the quickest (or the most scenic) driving routes see the AA or RAC websites www.theaa.com and www.rac.co.uk. Plan a journey online with Arriva, who have buses running across Yorkshire on a regular basis.
When are the closures in place? Due to the different events and finish times across the UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International, the timings of road closures will vary
Official merchandise Yorkshire 2019 is working with the UCI’s official cycling clothing supplier Santini to produce an exciting range of cycling apparel, jerseys, casual clothing and accessories from flat caps to sports bottles and wrist bands to t-shirts. Which celebrate the UCI Road World Championships returning to the UK for the first since 1982, go to yorkshire2019shop.com
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Harrogate Fan Zone 21 - 29 September 2019 Located on The Stray adjacent to the finish line, the Harrogate Fan Zone will be the focal point for visitors coming to the town from across the region, the UK and beyond. Enjoy all the race action on the big screens, ride on the Big Wheel, live performances on the Main Stage, a chance to interact with local businesses, UCI partners and your favourite cycling brands, as well as hosting the opening and closing ceremonies and podium presentations after each race. Carefully selected award winning artisan street food stalls and local traders will be serving copious amounts of nourishment with culinary inspiration from all corners of the globe. When you’re in need of a little tipple to wash it all down, we have various large scale bars and smaller boutique drink outlets serving ales and ciders sourced from some wellknown Yorkshire breweries. Go to yorkshire2019.co.uk
Think about what you want to see and do and plan each day: The start: Where the riders set out; Beverley, Tadcaster, Wetherby, Harrogate, Ripon, Northallerton, Richmond, Doncaster, Bradford and Leeds.
To enjoy exclusive VIP access right at the heart of the action, join us at the Finish Line Pavilion. With no roadside spectator tickets available to purchase, the Finish Line Pavilion is the only way to guarantee your VIP place at the 2019 UCI Road World Champions. To purchase tickets go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/hospitality
There will be 11 Championship races over eight days of action which include a range of men’s and women’s events for junior to elite riders. The Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International will feature every Paralympic road racing discipline and take place in front of one of the largest crowds ever assembled for an elite paracycling event. Races start in 10 different locations across Yorkshire and collectively cover over 1000km of road before all finishing in the main competition town of Harrogate. The routes pass through a significant number of towns and villages along the way, providing fantastic opportunities for community activities and the chance to witness elite sport first hand. The Championships promise to reinforce the country’s reputation as a world-class cycling and sporting destination, recreating the atmosphere of ‘the grandest of Grand Départs’ from the 2014 Tour de France.
A highlight: A much anticipated climb, spectator hub and Fan Zone or big screen location, go to yorkshire2019.co.uk/loc to find out what’s happening in Yorkshire.
This will be the first time that Britain has hosted the Championships since 1982 and Yorkshire is aiming to deliver the most inclusive, innovative and inspiring UCI Road World Championships in the history of the event.
Wherever you choose to watch the Championships, come early and sample the best that Yorkshire has to offer. Find the best places to stay and things to do at yorkshire2019.co.uk
Andy Hindley CEO Yorkshire 2019
WHAT ARE THE UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS? The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is the world governing body for cycling. The first UCI Road World Championships took place in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1921 and has been held every year since, except during World War II between 1939-1945. An elite level competition for women was introduced in 1958, with Individual Time Trials added to the Championships in 1994. Located in a different city or region every year, 2019 will be the first time that Britain has hosted the UCI Road World Championships since 1982 and Yorkshire is aiming to deliver the most inclusive, innovative and inspiring UCI Road World Championships in the history of the competition.
Yorkshire will host the 92nd edition of the UCI Road World Championships. Around 1,400 athletes are set to compete from 90 countries, with races having a predicted global television audience of over 250 million. Over 6,000 delegates, technicians and journalists are set to visit the 2019 UCI Road World Championships in Yorkshire with over 2,000 volunteers getting involved.
THE ICONIC RAINBOW JERSEY The winners of the Time Trial and Road Race events at the UCI Road World Championships is awarded the rainbow jersey – one of the most iconic prizes in sport.
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YORKSHIRE is 100% ready to embrace the UCI Road World Championships. We’re confident of making it the biggest and best edition yet and are sure the riders will find our beautiful roads both challenging and exhilarating.
Spectator parking will be available in Harrogate with park and stride and shuttle bus services in operation. To book your parking go to yorkshire2019.co.uk to secure a space. In order to ensure the safety and security of the riders, spectators and other road users, parking restrictions will be in place throughout the UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International. Additionally in some locations including the Harrogate Circuit, no parking will be permitted on road side verges. Any vehicles that are parked within the restricted areas may be removed. For details across Yorkshire go to yorkshire2019.co.uk for the most up to date information.
Between 22 - 29 September 2019 the world’s best cyclists will race on the roads of Yorkshire in the UCI Road World Championships, one of the pinnacle events in the professional cycling calendar. Preceding the Championships, on 21 September, will be the Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International, a ground-breaking event which helps para-athletes gain qualification points for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
IN NUMBERS
Three evenings of top quality cycling entertainment on-stage at Harrogate’s beautiful Royal Hall during the UCI Road World Championships. Ned Boulting and David Millar host two evenings, with the final evening hosted by The Cycling Podcast trio of Richard Moore, Lionel Birdie and Daniel Frieberg. Go to yorkshire2019.co.uk
Still to book your accommodation for the 2019 UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International? It’s not too late, go to yorkshire2019. co.uk and take a look at our top recommendations. Thinking about camping? Check our camping sites in Harrogate and Beckwithshaw go to www.pinkmooncamping.co.uk
YORKSHIRE IS READY
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WHERE TO WATCH
The finish: Where the riders compete for the iconic Rainbow Jersey in Harrogate and the Fan Zone.
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GETTING TO YORKSHIRE
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Success: The UCI World Champion has the honour of wearing the rainbow jersey when competing in that same discipline for a whole year.
Family Friendly Weekend 21 - 22 September 2019 During the first weekend of the UCI Road World Championships head over to the Harrogate Fan Zone for a fun filled family friendly weekend. Cheer on the Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International athletes crossing the finish line and witness the opening ceremony on Saturday. Then on Sunday cheer on the Sportive riders, before witnessing history as Yorkshire hosts the first ever Team Time Trial Mixed Relay and get close to the action as riders set off from within the Fan Zone. With plenty of fun entertainment and activities galore.
Harrogate Fan Zone Opening Times Saturday 21 09.00 to 21.30 Sunday 22 09.00 to 18.30 Monday 23 09.00 to 18.30 Tuesday 24 09.00 to 18.30 Wednesday 25 10.00 to 18.30
Thursday 26 11.00 to 18.30 Friday 27 10.00 to 21.30 Saturday 28 10.00 to 22.00 Sunday 29 08.00 to 20.30
Opening times are correct at the time of going to print.
The Rainbow Bands: The rainbow jersey was first awarded in 1927, the year of the first UCI Road World Championships for professional riders. The design has remained much the same ever since. It is predominantly white with five horizontal stripes representing the UCI colours around the chest. The colours of the stripes (blue, red, black, yellow and green) represent the five continents and are the same as those which appear in the rings on the Olympic flag. The rainbow stripes are used for all nine UCI-governed cycling disciplines, including road racing, track racing, cyclo-cross, BMX, trials, para-cycling and mountain biking. Legacy: After the world champion’s reign is over, that rider is allowed to wear rainbow piping on the sleeve cuffs and collar of their trade team jersey until the end of their career, as testimony to an exceptional achievement.
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Tuesday 24 September Wednesday 25 September
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Saturday 28 September
Jubilee Roundabout
Sunday 29 September
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Men Under 23 Individual Time Trial Women Elite Individual Time Trial
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Tadcaster 14.00
Killinghall 16.06
Bikerton 14.14
Harrogate Entry
Wetherby
14.21
Harrogate Kent Road 16.10
Spofforth 14.30
Harrogate Swan Road 16.11
Little Ribston
14.35
Harrogate Finish
Knaresborough
14.43
B6165/New Road
14.48
Beverley to Harrogate 106.2km
Location
Rider
Beverley
12.00
Bishop Burton
12.01
Market Weighton
12.15
Holme-UponSpalding-Moor
12.26
Bubwith 12.39 North Duffield
12.43
Riccall 12.53 Cawood 13.00 Ulleskelf 13.09 Tadcaster 13.17 Bickerton 13.31 Wetherby
13.37
Spofforth 13.44
Scotton 14.49 Farnham 14.53 Burton Leonard
15.02
Wormald Green
15.06
A61/B6165 15.14 Killinghall 15.17 Harrogate Entry
15.20
Harrogate Kent Road 15.22 Harrogate Swan Road 15.22 Harrogate Finish
15.24
Little Ribston
13.49
Wetherby to Harrogate 41.2km
Knaresborough
13.56
Location
B6165/New Road
Rider
14.00
Wetherby 15.00
A61/B6165 14.05
Spofforth 15.08
Killinghall 14.08
Little Ribston
15.15
Harrogate Entry
Knaresborough
15.25
Harrogate Kent Road 14.12
B6165/New Road
15.30
Harrogate Swan Road 14.13 Harrogate Finish
14.10
14.14
15.51
16.08
16.13
Wetherby to Harrogate 28km
Location
Rider
Wetherby 15.03
MONDAY
WOMEN ELITE IND. TIME TRIAL
WOMEN JUNIOR IND. TIME TRIAL
Location First Last rider rider
23 September 2019 Harrogate Circuit x1 13.7km
Location First Last rider rider
Ripon
14.40 16.08
Harrogate Start 10.10 11.23
Bishop Monkton Moor 14.46 16.15
Harrogate Finish 10.28 11.42
Wormald Green 14.48 16.17 South Stainley
MEN JUNIOR IND. TIME TRIAL Harrogate Circuit x2 27.6km
14.50 16.19
Ripley 14.55 16.24 Intermediate Timing Point
14.58 16.27
Tadcaster 15.46
Leighton 13.21
Kilnsey 10.10
Doncaster to Harrogate 86km
Cattal 16.08
Masham 13.31
Kettlewell 10.18
Killinghall 14.07 15.43
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Enjoy the race, protect the place
Fires, flares and barbeques
Boroughbridge 16.26
West Tanfield
13.41
Cray Summit
10.31
Harrogate Finish 14.12 15.48
Doncaster 08.40
Ripon 16.42
North Stainley
13.46
West Burton
10.46
Hatfield 09.03
Pateley Bridge
17.08
North Lees
13.51
Aysgarth 10.53
Thorne 09.11
Greenhow Summit
17.15
Ripon 13.58
Hawes 11.13
Respect other people. Consider the local community and others enjoying the race; don’t block gates, driveways or roads; leave the area as you find it and follow paths.
Snaith 09.30
Blubberhouses 17.31
Bishop Thornton
14.17
Buttertubs Summit
Flares, fireworks and sparklers are strictly prohibited from the Championships. Be extremely careful with flames and cigarettes – it only takes one spark to start a fire. Avoid barbeques to protect farmland, the countryside and others.
Little Heck
Kettlesing Head
Shaw Mills
14.18
Gunnerside 11.37
200 m
Intermediate Timing Point 2 (Hill Top Farm) 13.53 15.29
FRIDAY
Monk Fryston
15.26
Pateley Bridge
12.49
Skipton
Barkston Ash
15.35
Lofthouse Summit
13.11
Rylstone 09.56
Sawley 13.54 15.30
27 September 2019
WOMEN JUNIOR ROAD RACE
Ripley 14.05 15.41
THURSDAY
26 September 2019
MEN JUNIOR ROAD RACE
Richmond to Harrogate 148.1km Harrogate circuit x 3
09.38
17.39
09.44
11.22
Eggborough 09.44
Harrogate Ripon Road 17.50
Birstwith 14.26
Grinton Moor Summit 11.59
10.02
Little Ribston
15.18
Hampsthwaite 15.07 16.35
Location
Rider
Monk Fryston
Harrogate Lap 1
17.53
Hampsthwaite 14.29
Leyburn 12.09
Harrogate Start 13.10 16.07
10.13
15.28
Richmond 12.10
Barkston Ash
Knaresborough
New Park
Harrogate Lap 2
18.13
Harrogate Lap 1
14.44
Middleham 12.13
Lap 2
15.34
Harrogate Finish 15.19 16.48
Bellerby Moor
12.31
Tadcaster 10.24
B6165/New Road
Harrogate Lap 3
18.33
Harrogate Lap 2
15.05
East Witton
Harrogate Finish 13.44 16.41
Leyburn 12.35
Wetherby 10.41
Harrogate Finish
18.53
Harrogate Lap 3
15.26
Masham 12.33
Aysgarth Falls
12.54
Spofforth 10.51
Harrogate Finish
15.47
West Tanfield
25 September 2019
Kidstones Summit
13.14
Harrogate Finish
MEN ELITE IND. TIME TRIAL
Buckden 13.20
13.27 16.24
A61/B6165 15.42 Killinghall 15.44 Harrogate Entry
15.48
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
24 September 2019
Harrogate Kent Road 15.50
MEN U23 IND. TIME TRIAL
Harrogate Swan Road 15.51
Ripon to Harrogate 30.3km
Harrogate Finish
15.53
SUNDAY
22 September 2019
TEAM TIME TRIAL MIXED RELAY
Location First Last rider rider
Northallerton
13.10 14.46
Ainderby Steeple 13.15 14.51
Bishop Monkton 10.16 11.59
Leeming Bar
Wormald Green 10.17 12.01 10.19 12.03
Ripley 10.24 12.08
Scotton 15.31
Location First Last team team
Farnham 15.37
Harrogate Start 12.40 15.22
Intermediate Timing Point
Burton Leonard
Lap 2
Harrogate Finish 13.28 15.42
Location First Last rider rider
Ripon 10.10 11.53
South Stainley
12.56 15.38
Northallerton to Harrogate 54km
Bedale 13.24 15.00 Intermediate Timing Point 1 (Scroggs Lane) 13.29 15.05 Low Burton
10.27 12.10
13.21 14.57
13.34 15.10
Masham 13.36 15.12
Hampsthwaite 10.35 12.18
Grewelthorpe 13.42 15.18
New Park
Kirkby Malzeard 13.45 15.21
10.43 12.27
Harrogate Finish 10.46 12.29
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This is an amazing opportunity that will see the world’s best cyclists competing in Yorkshire for the legendary Rainbow Jersey. Pannal We need YOU to bring the party atmosphere, noise, support and pride that Yorkshire is famous for across the world by following these simple guidelines.
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Don’t miss any of the action. Download complete race timings and road closures at yorkshire2019.co.uk. Race timings are correct at the time of print and maybe be subject to change.
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Men Under 23 Road Race
Women Junior Road Race
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Kettlewell 13.28 Threshfield 13.42 Bolton Abbey Summer Scales Summit
14.02 14.13
11.11
SATURDAY
28 September 2019
FRIDAY
WOMEN ELITE ROAD RACE
Bradford to Harrogate 149.4km Harrogate circuit x 3
27 September 2019
MEN U23 ROAD RACE
12.42 13.04
Ripley 13.13
MEN ELITE ROAD RACE
Leeds to Harrogate 280km Harrogate circuit x 7
Farmland and footpaths
Killinghall 13.15
Wormald Green
29 September 2019
Leave no trace of your visit and take your litter home. Enjoy the race. Plan ahead and be prepared. Follow advice and local signs. For your safety and the protection of the countryside leave gates as you find them and only follow designated footpaths. Keep away from crops, machinery and animals. Use gates, stiles or gaps in boundaries and leave them as you find them. Don’t climb over hedges – you might damage them and disturb plants and wildlife. Respect signs and do not trespass on private land.
12.18
Ripon 12.55
SUNDAY
Protect the environment
Doncaster to Harrogate 186.9km Harrogate circuit x 3
Location
Harrogate Lap 1
13.21
Dogs
Bradford 11.40
Location
Rider
Harrogate Lap 2
13.41
Location
A6038/Otley Road
Leeds 08.40
Harrogate Lap 3
14.01 14.21
Keep them on a short lead to protect them and nearby wildlife. Stick to the footpaths and bridleways. Keeping your dog on a lead is important, especially near the race. There have been crashes in the past when dogs have escaped onto the race route.
Rider
Rider 11.58
Blubberhouses 14.19
Doncaster 14.10
Harrogate Kent Road 14.38
Menston 12.02
Cookridge Lane
09.00
Harrogate Lap 4
Hatfield 14.32
Harrogate Lap 1
14.40
Otley 12.10
Otley
09.09
Harrogate Lap 5
14.44
Thorne 14.39
Harrogate Lap 2
15.00
Farnley
Ilkley
09.23
Harrogate Lap 6
15.00
Snaith 14.57
Harrogate Lap 3
15.19
Norwood Edge Summit 12.21
Addingham
09.29
Harrogate Lap 7
15.20
Little Heck
Harrogate Finish
15.38
Harrogate Finish
15.40
Eggborough 15.09
15.04
Menwith Hill
12.15 12.32
Summerbridge 12.40
Dry-stone walls In Yorkshire, we have miles and miles of wonderful dry-stone walls. Preserve and protect our dry-stone walls by not sitting on or near them.
Photography and drones Take pictures but do so safely and don’t obstruct the riders. Please be extra careful with selfie sticks. The use of drones is strictly prohibited during the entire Championships. Grass verges Grass verges are home to protected species of wildflowers and wildlife. Avoid parking on them, or near them where you might cause damage. Banned items on the circuit The following items are banned from the area surrounding the race circuit: • Bang-Bang Sticks • Foam Fingers • Hand Waving Flags • Flares, Fireworks and Sparklers Be prepared for the elements Make sure to bring warm clothes, sensible footwear, sun-cream and plenty of water. If watching from the more exposed areas on race routes, waterproofs would also be advised. Safety and security As always, please remain vigilant and if something doesn’t look right, speak to a steward or the Police who will take appropriate action.