The Niner Bikes Enduro

The Niner Bikes Enduro

The Niner Bikes Enduro

Race entries are £40.00. Enter online in advance to guarantee a race entry. Note that if there are spaces we will open on the day entries on a first come, first served basis with a £10.00 surcharge. ENTER HERE

Location – All courses are accessed via the gravel fire road that heads up towards the Obelisk.

Before entering, please note:

– Enter in confidence as we will happily refund you on your race entry fee up until 23:00 on Thursday the 31st of July 2025 (Strictly no refunds after that date). Please email s[email protected] with the riders name and category entered

– Everyone entering the festival has to purchase a festival ticket to gain entry

– Bring a bike lock and ensure your bike/s when not sat on are locked up at all times

– Bikes should be stored inside your vehicle when not being used (bring an old sheet and remove the wheels if need be). We then highly recommend you bring additional locks and lock the bike up further, even when inside your vehicles. Bring an additional sheet to cover over your bike/s in your vehicle

-You DO NOT need to be a British Cycling Member or hold a race licence to enter

-Mountain biking is an inherently dangerous sport with the distinct possibility of severe injuries, or even worse. No matter where you ride or how well you know the course you should never ride beyond your skill level and always ride in control and in a sensible manner. Riding in control does not just mean being able to stop, it also means having the requisite skills to recognise and avoid potentially dangerous situations on the course. You must also be able to recognise where it is safe to stop on the course. Avoiding accidents with other riders is an essential mountain biking skill. Riders must use the course in a sensible manner compatible with their level of experience. Riders should walk the course, observing current ground conditions, making yourself aware of any obstacles prior to riding the course. We ask riders to accept that they will ride the course at their own risk and accept that no liability can be accepted by the event organisers.

Schedule

Saturday

14:00 to 18:00 Race Registration Open.

Sunday 

08:00 to 10:00 Race Registration Open.

10:00 to 15:00 All courses are live for racing for all categories.

15:15 Podiums for the top three in each category by the main stage after the racing.

Race Registration / Sign In

Please Note for Race Registration:

– Race registration, we advise you to beat the rush and sign on ASAP where you will receive your bikes front number board and four cable ties

Race Registration / Sign In:

1. Enter online in advance only. There are no on the day entries

2. Entries are all through the Eventbrite website

3. Sign on, even though you have entered in advance you must head on over to race registration and ‘Sign In’

4. Head to race registration with I.D (non presentation of I.D may mean you are unable to race), sign on and collect your number board, then attach it to the front of your bike prior to the start of practice.

5. If you miss race registration (times/schedule are listed above) you will not be allowed to either practice or race

6. Transponders will be issued to all riders on Sunday at the white timing trailer, located near the finish line in the main arena.

7. Please return your Transponder to Race Registration after you have finished racing. The timing team will have cable tie cutters on hand to remove your transponder.

8. If you forget to return your Transponder do not worry! You can return it by post (at your cost), by sending it by recorded delivery directlty back to the timing company, Action Sports Timing. For further instruction, please contact Chris Roberts by e-mail to [email protected]

-9. If you fail to return your Transponder in due course, Action Sports Timing will look to recover the associated costs.

Categories

Men:

  • Hardtail Men 14+
  • Juvenile Men in the year of their 14th birthday
  • Youth Men in the year of their 15th or 16th birthday
  • Junior Men in the year of their 17th or 18th birthday
  • Grand Veteran Men in the year of their 50th birthday or older
  • Veteran Men in the year of their 40th to 49th birthday
  • Master Men in the year of their 30th to 39th birthday
  • Senior Men in the year of their 19th to 29th birthday
  • Elite Men in the year of their 19th birthday or older

Women:

  • Hardtail Women 14+
  • Juvenile Women in the year of their 14th birthday.
  • Youth Women in the year of their 15th or 16th birthday
  • Junior Women in the year of their 17th or 18th birthday
  • Grand Veteran Women in the year of their 50th birthday or older
  • Veteran Women in the year of their 40th to 49th birthday
  • Master Women in the year of their 30th to 39th birthday
  • Senior Women in the year of their 19th to 29th birthday
  • Elite Women in the year of their 19th birthday or older

For example: If you are 16 years of age at any time in 2024 then you should enter into the Youth category. If you are 30 years of age at any time in 2025 then you should enter the Masters category.

Rules and Regulations

Equipment: The Bicycle must be capable of safely and efficiently completing the task and must, as a minimum, be mechanically sound and all reasonable steps must be taken to ensure the safety of the rider and others. As part of the latter, bar plugs are compulsory.

Helmets: It is compulsory to wear a protective helmet when racing or training on the course and such helmet must comply with the required safety standards defined in the General Regulations. A full-face helmet is recommended. Please note that a helmet with a detachable mouthpiece is allowed, please ensure that the detachable mouthpiece is correctly attached, following the manufacturers recommendations. The helmet must be properly secured in both training and racing and must be fitted with a visor.

-POV cameras are allowed 

If you have any questions, please contact the Event Director Si Paton [email protected] or call/text 07968 229 359 anytime between 09:00 and 20:00, 7 days a week.