Welcome riders! A few tips/info for the 4 Peaks Gran Fondo:
Before we get to all that recognize there may be significant and last minute changes to this year's ride due to COVID-19.
ALL RIDERS
First, we hope you are ready for a fantastic day of riding in the most beautiful countryside SE Idaho has to offer! You are about to embark on one of the most challenging and rewarding bike rides in the country! If you or your friends are not already signed up, then sign up by using the link at the top of the page!
Second, remember that the timing of the bike ride is for the hill climbs ONLY. Cumulative hill climb times are combined for overall KOM/QOM, 2nd, and 3rd places. Since the downhill, flats, and rollers are not timed, utilize this time to rest and recover so you're recharged for the next peak. Please review our updated maps in the The Course section to review where the timed portions of the climbs are.
Third, there is a finisher's medal at the finish line! If you are in a relay, feel free to ride together with your teammates so you can all receive your finishers medal as you cross the finish line.
Fourth, for the safety of all the riders that will be climbing and descending that day, please stay in your appropriate lane, single file, and watch for traffic (both vehicular and animal) as this is NOT A CLOSED COURSE. This is an area where you may see deer, moose, or even cattle on the road. For the sake of the other riders, volunteers, and your own safety while riding, PLEASE KEEP YOUR SPEED UNDER CONTROL so that we can continue this ride without incident!
The Idaho Central Credit Union vehicle will roll out at 6:30am at approx. 20 mph (or so) and will lead the 4 Peaks Gran Fondo riders, Single Peak riders and Relay riders for about the first 9 miles. We ask that riders stay behind the truck as this initial section is not timed and it is important to stay together as a group through the intersections until the first climb begins. The ICCU vehicle will signal as they are pulling ahead or off to the side of the road. At the time they pull off/away the group is OK to go ahead and ride at their own pace.
Lunch will be provided for all riders as part of the registration fee and non-rider family and friends will have the option to purchase meals as well. The awards ceremony will be held roughly at 2:00 pm (note that ride support ends at 3:00 pm).
RELAY RIDERS
The relay team must have at least one rider ride every mile of the course. For instance, the first relay rider rolls out at the start in Inkom, and head up towards Crystal Summit. The transition zone for the second leg is the slate rock pit on the right hand side of the road before you turn off of Crystal and go back up Scout. The timing company has said there will be a chip on each rider, so there will be no timing chip to pass from one rider to the next.
The next rider will ride up Scout Mountain and into Inkom to the next transition area. They will then trade to the 3rd rider who will ride from Inkom to the top of Pebble, finishing their section near the LDS church located at 150 Snow Peak Boulevard. The 4th rider will then leave the transition zone and head up the 4th peak, Buckskin. When completed, the team should rally back at the transition zone, and finish the race as a team so they can all receive finishers medals and enjoy a yummy meal.
Parking for the relay riders will be located at Slate Rock Pit transition Area. The second transition zone parking will be at the start/finish at Inkom Park in Inkom. The third transition zone parking is in the church parking lot. (Refer to course maps section for clarification.)
Live Timing results provided by Brooksie
Find Results here: https://www.brooksee.com/4pk/results?
TIMELINE
08/13/2021, Friday
08/14/2021, Saturday
Thank you for riding with us this year!
- 4 Peaks Gran Fondo Committee
***This information in subject to change***
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