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Crew Directions from Start to Finish
Crew information can be found in the Click here for Runner Manual but redundancy is good :-)
CREW INFORMATION:
CREW INFORMATION:
- Only One Crew Vehicle is allowed per runner. If you have a crew you will receive one card to be displayed in plain view on the dash of the crew vehicle. Crew Vehicle Display Cards MUST be picked up Friday evening at the Sylacauga Park and Rec Dept from (3-8pm) or at Start at Pine Glen camp race morning (6-6:45am). We have been working with the US Forest Service and they have required that we reduce the amount of traffic on course roadways. This is mainly due to blocking traffic of other drivers that are just trying to go to or from work or going about their daily business and don’t have any idea about our race. Also, the US Forest Service can issue tickets to vehicles parked on side of roadways where all four tires are not completely off roadway. They love to have folks visiting from other areas and have never issued a ticket to anyone during our race (have only warned) but will this year if the laws are not obeyed tickets will be issued
- Remember all four tires completely off roadway at any accessible Aid Station
- Crews may only visit designated Aid Stations listed on the Aid Station Locations/Cut-off/Crew Access & Drop Bag document
- To access the Bald Rock Aid Station in Cheaha State Park you must pay fee when entering the gate. Warning: It will be very congested in this area so be patient. Many people from all over like to visit this time of year to see the beautiful fall foliage.
- If you runner drops from race "Bib#" and Timing Chip must be turned in at Aid Station where they drop out of race
The Below is very important to all Crew Vehicals
Since 2008, the Pinhoti 100 has taken place on the Talladega and Shoal Creek Ranger Districts. There have been safety concerns for individuals participating in the race, folks who follow the racers in their vehicles, and other forest visitors due to the high volume of traffic on the forest roads, county roads and state highways during this event. We do realize that you wish to support the individual that has entered this event, but it must be done in a safe manner.
Drive responsibly, pay attention to road conditions (these are gravel roads and they are dusty which makes driving conditions more dangerous), and share the road with forest visitors, hunters, loggers, etc.
This year, the following rules will be enforced by law enforcement per-sonnel:
Park well off of any paved or dirt road (All Four tires off road)
Don’t block the normal flow of traffic
Due to continued safety issues, Forest Service and local Law Enforce-ment Officers will be present. If individuals block a road, drive reck-lessly, ignore speed limits, or block access to a recreation area, they will receive a citation. Further, if your vehicle is blocking a road, or where is not supposed to be, it will be towed.
Drive responsibly, pay attention to road conditions (these are gravel roads and they are dusty which makes driving conditions more dangerous), and share the road with forest visitors, hunters, loggers, etc.
This year, the following rules will be enforced by law enforcement per-sonnel:
Park well off of any paved or dirt road (All Four tires off road)
Don’t block the normal flow of traffic
Due to continued safety issues, Forest Service and local Law Enforce-ment Officers will be present. If individuals block a road, drive reck-lessly, ignore speed limits, or block access to a recreation area, they will receive a citation. Further, if your vehicle is blocking a road, or where is not supposed to be, it will be towed.