2012 Schedule
 
 
 
  
 
24 Hours Round the Clock
Riverside State Park
7 Mile Airstrip
Spokane, WA
May 26-27, 2012
24 Hours 2010

* NEW & VERY IMPORTANT! *
Due to the amount of space available at the 24 hour venue and the growth of our event, there will, for the first time, be a cap on the number of participants allowed to register. We will not be able to accept more than 900 entries this year. Thank you for helping us create such a successful race.
 
The "Round the Clock" 24 hour event is a team relay mountain bike race, beginning at noon on Saturday and ending at noon on Sunday. Teams compete for medals, prizes and bragging rights.

Plan your Memorial Day weekend now and make the first 3 day weekend of the summer seriously memorable. We'll give you a weekend of camping, mountain biking, laughing, camaraderie and fun that you'll never forget. Go it alone or get a team together with your friends, their friends and anyone else who wants to have nothin' but fun for 2 solid days. We'll start you off at High Noon on Saturday and you'll be going round and round a 14+ mile course for 24 hours, straight on through the wee hours of the night and back into daylight again on Sunday.
Anyone who can ride a bike can do this….your team decides how many laps each person does…one or a whole bunch. So bring your camping gear, bike gear and whatever else will keep you going for 24 hours... then come on out and get dirty with us!
24 Hour Race Categories & Prices
Solo Men - 39 & Under - $265
Solo Men - 40 to 49 - $265
Solo Men - 50+ - $265
Solo Women - All Ages - $265
Solo - Single Speed - One gear, one person, 24 hours - $265
 
2 Person Open Elite Team: Two guys, two girls, a guy and a girl, whatever you’re crazy enough to do. - $380
 
4 Person Open - $495
 
5 Person Juniors (18 & under) - $380
5 Person Co-Ed: At least one male and one female per team - $615
5 Person Open Age: Add up your ages and they equal one of 3 combined age groups - $615
(100-149, 150-199, 200-249, 250+)
5 Person All Female: Just for le femme - $615
 
Corporate Teams: Up to 10 people of any age, sex, or fun factor - $735
Police/Fire/Military Team: Up to 10 people of any age, sex, and power range! - $735
 
HOW TO REGISTER:
Online - Click Here
 
By Mail:
  1. Download registration PDF by going to the "Print & Mail" button on the column to the right of this page.
  2. Team captain fills out Team Registration Form for team.
  3. Team captain compiles and completes the Individual Team Member Info sheet and sends it and the fully completed Team Registration Form in one envelope along with payment and Team Registration Form.
  4. If t-shirt sizes are not filled out for each member, we will assign a size for them.
 
Payment:
Solo Payment (No volunteers are required for solo riders. Solos must, however, have a support person with them.) Solo fees are due by May 11th. A $50 late fee will apply after that date.
 
Sign Up Early & Get the Best Job for Your Volunteer!
Team Payment
Due to the growth of our event, we have changed the way we handle volunteer sign-ups which are now linked to team registration. We will be issuing volunteer sign-up times based on when we receive full payment and COMPLETED registration forms. Please note that if we received full payment but only partially complete team member registrations, or vice versa, you will not receive a volunteer sign-up group assignment until we have everything completed. There will be a $5 per person charge for any changes made to the registration once it has been submitted.
 
Here's how this will work:
- Completed team rosters and full payment received by February 15th = Group A
- Completed team rosters and full payment received by March 15th = Group B
- Completed team rosters and full payment received by April 15th = Group C
- All payments and rosters received after April 15th = Group D

- Group A will have first volunteer sign-up rights on-site from 4-5:00pm, Friday, May 25th
- Group B will follow them from 5:00pm-6:00pm
- Group C will follow from 6pm-8pm
- Group D will have volunteer sign up Saturday, May 26th from 9am-10am.
 
Registrations received after May 11th must include a $50 late fee, no exceptions!
Our t-shirt orders will be placed on May 11th, so if we haven't received them, your team may not receive the sizes ordered. T-shirts will not be mailed after the event.
 
Important Dates To Remember
February 15th - Completed registrations & payment to be in Group A volunteer sign-up.
March 15 - Completed registrations & payment to be in Group B volunteer sign-up.
April 15 - Completed registrations & payment to be in Group C volunteer sign-up.
May 11 - Balance due for all entry fees. Late fee of $50 applies after this date.
May 25 - Campsite selection opens at 8am. Volunteer sign-up begins at 5:30pm.
May 26 - Registration closes at 10am sharp. Race starts at noon.
 
Questions?
Email wendy@roundandround.com or call 509-953-9831
 
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN YOUR ENTRY FEES
    *Event t-shirt
    *Team Pit Area (camping)
    *Pancake Breakfast sponsored by Mountain Gear
    *Midnight Feed sponsored by David's Pizza
    *Post event pasta party sponsored by David's Pizza
    *Great Memories
 
PRIZES & AWARDS
24 Hours Round the Clock jersey to all first place winners
Medals 3 deep
Cash for top 3 solos & 1st place solo single speed
Best campsite award
 
INSURANCE & LICENSES
All riders will be required to pay a $5 insurance fee and sign a waiver on-site. No USA Cycling licenses will be required this year.
 
VOLUNTEERS
*Each team is required to provide one volunteer for a 4 hour shift. Solo riders do not need to provide a volunteer, but must have a support person with them.

*Volunteers receive an event t-shirt, midnight feed & post event pasta feed ticket.

*Volunteers are assigned to a job based on Group numbers assigned at registration. (see details under "Payment" above) Sign up sheets will be posted on site during volunteer sign-in on Friday, May 25th at 4pm, starting with Group A. (See how this works under "Payment" above.)

*The actual volunteer doesn't have to sign the paperwork, any person on the team may do this for them, but it is imperative that they pass along the hours and duties to their volunteer, and that the volunteer shows up for their shift.

*Shifts run through the entire 24 hour time period. Should your volunteer not show for their duty, your team will be disqualified.

*Your volunteer must be over 18 years of age. If a team member wishes to participate as the volunteer, that is ok, however, he/she must be available for the entire 4 hour period.

*The only place where we can split shifts is in the timing tent, if a team member plans to be the volunteer.

Sample volunteer jobs: Timing tent recorder, dismount caller, number plate caller, checkpoint station attendant, road marshal, awards helper, kids race helper.

We appreciate your help in providing these volunteers, as we would not be able to do this event without them!

If your team absolutely cannot find a volunteer, email wendy@roundandround.com for options.
 
CAMPING
***NEW THIS YEAR - As you have probably heard, the State Parks are now charging $30 for an annual pass to all WA State Parks, or a $10 per day fee. Since we are on State Park property for the 24 hour race, you will be required to show your Discover Annual Pass ($30 for the year good at all WA State Parks), or a Discover One-day Pass ($10 per day, and you will need at least 2-3 days for our event, so you may as well buy the annual pass).
You can find out more information as well as purchase them online at discoverpass.wa.gov (other purchase options are available). The rangers will be checking for the passes throughout the weekend. Anyone that parks a vehicle there will need a pass; racers, visitors, everyone! So please be prepared.

We will be giving you a designated size for your camping area… and our onsite camping hosts will give you your maximum allowed area depending on team size and vehicle size. Should you arrive on Thursday night, May 24th, you may temporarily park your rigs overnight in the designated parking lot outside the main taped-off area and then move into position on Friday morning.

1. Camping is on first come, first served basis.

2. Site selection opens at 6am on Friday, May 25th. You may line up prior to that if you like (we will issue numbers for first come, first served), but there will be no site selection inside the gates until 6am, when campsite hosts will escort you to your selected site and measure off your designated area with you.

3. Camping is broken down into 3 categories:
1)Solo/quiet camping - located adjacent to course.
2)RV/Generator camping - not adjacent to course, but close.
3)Free for all tents & RV's where teams with multiple vehicles can camp together.
 
SCHEDULE
Friday
6am Gates open for campsite selection - any early birds will have to wait in the holding area until 6am, when camp hosts will escort you to your selected area. Numbers will be given out in the holding area by first come, first served.
3pm-7pm Course open for inspection
4pm-5pm Volunteer Sign-up for Group A
5pm-6pm Volunteer Sign-up for Group B
6pm-8pm Volunteer Sign-up for Group C
5pm-8pm Race Packet Pick-Up/Expo Area Open
 
Saturday
9am Expo Expo Areas Open
9am-10am Late packet pick-up
Volunteer Sign-up for Group D
10:30am Volunteer Meeting (mandatory)
10:50am Pre-Race Captain's Meeting (mandatory)
12 Noon Le Mans Start
8pm Lights go on bikes
Around Midnight Late Night Feed hosted by David's Pizza
 
Sunday
6am-8am Free pancake breakfast for participants and volunteers. Sponsored by Mountain Gear.
9am Rental Light Return/Expo Areas Open
10am FREE Kids Race (ages 11 and under) - Sign up by David's Pizza truck at 9am
11:59:59am Last Rider allowed to start last lap
12 Noon Finish
12:30pm Pasta Party hosted by David's Pizza
2:30pm AWARDS
 
WHAT TO BRING
Alarm clock, tent, minimum 150 lumen light, backup headlight (mag lights will work), fully charged batteries, red rear flasher, spare tubes, sleeping bag, pad, pillow, clothing in layers, helmets, towels, ear plugs, bug juice, sun block, personal hygiene stuff, bike, shoes, etc... BE PREPARED... spring weather in Spokane can be ever changing!
 
WHAT NOT TO BRING
Pets...
We prefer that you leave your pets at home, but if you absolutely must bring them, leashes are mandatory as is poop patrol.
 
WHAT’S ON SITE
Taco Truck.

David's Pizza - serving piping hot, yummy pizzas on Friday evening and Saturday.

Have Beans Will Travel - mobile espresso and snacks.

Portolets

Primitive Camping

Water for drinking - no showers available, as there is no running water onsite.

Big Dumpster - we ask that you carry all of your trash to the dumpster.

Recycling Center - we will be recycling glass, plastic, and aluminium.
 
NIGHT LIGHTS
NiteRider will be on site with charging equipment for those using NiteRider lighting systems as well as rentals for those who would like that service. If you are interested in renting a lighting system, you must pre-reserve them by contacting tommy@niterider.com.

There will be electricity available for charging your lights; however you must bring your own power strip.
 
DIRECTIONS TO RACE SITE
From I-90 heading east: Take the Maple St exit and go north on Walnut for 4.5 miles. At the major intersection of Francis, go left. Continue for 2 miles and Francis becomes Hwy 291. Continue on 291 approximately 3 miles. Turn left on 7 Mile Rd. Go across the 7 mile bridge and take the first left. Look for signs to the start and camping area.
 
Quick Links
- About
- Online Registration
- Rider Confirmation List
- Need Team
or Teammate?
- Print & Mail-in Form
- Waiver PDF
- Campsite Map
- Campsite Rules PDF
- Race Course Map
- Rules
- FAQs
- 2011 Results
- 2012 Race Photos - Jenni Farrow Photos/24HRpics.com
- 2011 Race Photos - Digital Daredevil
- 2011 Race Photos - Ride On Photo - Start and first lap only
- 2010 Race Photos - A Hobo's Perspective
- 2009 Race Photos
- 2008 Race Photos
- GPS file of course
in GPX format 2011
(Right click and
"Save Target As...")
- GPS file of course
in GPX format 2008
(Right click and
"Save Target As...")
- GPS file of course
in GDB format 2008
(Right click and
"Save Target As...")
 
 
Check out a couple of videos that people submitted from previous races.
The first one is a first person view of (most of) a lap around the course from back in 2008. The second one has a little bit different perspective, and it is from 2010.
 
Click here to watch the 2008 video.
Click here to watch the 2010 video.
 
 
PODS
Robert Karl Cellars
Full Speed Ahead (FSA) 
Hammer Gel 
David's Pizza
Roast House
BCI Creative
The Pacific Northwest Inlander  
Mountain Gear - Your Adventure Starts Here 
Thule