Registration Now Open | 2026 Skyler Ladybug Off-Road Training Race – Huzhou Stop

▎ Event Time : March 22, 2026 (Sunday)

▎ Event scale : 300 people

▎ Race start and finish points Anji Zhejiang North Grand Canyon Scenic Area

▎ Event Category ：

◆ 7km Race Category (ages 7–65 required)

◆ 16km Challenge Category (ages 18–65 required)

▎ Competition Requirements ：

Trail running places high demands on participants’ physical condition; the following medical conditions are contraindications for competition:

■ Exhibits clear flu symptoms within one week prior to the competition;

■ Patients with congenital heart disease and rheumatic heart disease;

■ Patients with hypertension and cerebrovascular disease;

■ Patients with myocarditis and other heart diseases;

■ Patients with coronary artery disease and those with severe arrhythmias;

■ Diabetic patients with hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia;

■ Individuals with severe acrophobia;

■ Excessive alcohol consumption the night before the competition;

■ Individuals with other medical conditions that are not suitable for running.

Trail running is a high‑intensity sport; participants are strongly encouraged to assess their own physical condition before registering and to proceed only within their capabilities. Each participant bears primary responsibility for their own health and safety, so please carefully evaluate your true health status and compete safely.

▎ Race route ：

◆ Competition materials ◆

Race packet, chip bib, SKYRUN short-sleeve quick-dry T-shirt

(On the day of the event, participants may enjoy free admission to the Grand Canyon scenic area by presenting their race bib.)

Prizes for the top three finishers in the men’s and women’s categories of the 16km challenge.

Prizes for the top three finishers in the men’s and women’s 7km race categories

(1) Prize awards will be distributed according to the established procedure after the competition concludes. Any participant found to have engaged in rule violations, such as time penalties, will have their ranking and associated prizes revoked.

(2) All participants who finish the race within the designated time will receive a finisher’s commemorative medal and race‑day supplies. Participants who fail to complete the race within the cut‑off time will not be awarded any finisher’s items.

(3) Finishers in the 16km category will receive ITRA International Trail Running Association point certification.

Competition Rules

1. Race Check-In

Registration has begun. after All participants must affix their race bib (large size) to the front of their chest. Any competitor who fails to wear, fold, or cover the bib as required may have their results disqualified by the organizing committee.

2. Start signal

Adopt point Gunshot start Time-sharing The method of starting.

3. Timing Method

( 1 ) The project uses chip-based timing.

( 2 ) Participants must properly affix the event‑specific timing chip issued by the organizing committee; timing will commence when the athlete crosses the starting line. Any participant who fails to wear the chip as required, resulting in their time not being recorded at the timing checkpoints, will have their race result disqualified.

( 3) Organizing Committee At the starting point 、 CP points, Timing is provided at the finish line. Device During the race, all athletes must pass through every ground‑based timing mat. Device 。 Complete the race within the cut-off time, but either lack a timing-point result or have both timing chips register results at each checkpoint with discrepancies of less than A time of 0.1 seconds will result in the disqualification of the athlete’s race result.

( 4 ) The organizing committee will provide a disposable timing chip. The chip will be distributed at the race packet pickup site along with your race bib, and no deposit is required. After the race, it will serve as a commemorative item for participants to keep.

4. Closing distance and time

( 1 ) To ensure the safety of all participants, the race will implement cut-off times at designated checkpoints along each leg of the course, with temporary closures of public roads. After the cut-off time, timing mats at the corresponding kilometer markers will cease operation, and traffic will be reopened on those sections. Participants who have not completed their assigned distance within the prescribed cut-off time must immediately stop racing and exit the course to avoid potential hazards. Athletes who withdraw from the race will be escorted by the organizing committee to the finish line.

( 2) Set up a sweep vehicle to accompany the last-place rider alongside the support car.

Note: In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the organizing committee reserves the right to close the course ahead of schedule, and all participants must comply with its instructions.

5. Penalty methods

( 1 ) Registering with a false age or false identity;

( 2 ) Participants who use another person’s timing chip, or a single participant who carries two or more timing chips (including male participants carrying female participants), shall be disqualified from the race.

( 3 ) Complete the race in a relay format;

( 4 ) There was a rule violation at the start;

( 5 ) After the cut-off time, refusing to heed warnings, failing to stop the race, or returning to the course after withdrawing;

( 6 ) Did not complete the run along the designated route. Race track Either take a shortcut or use transportation (including shared bikes, etc.);

( 7 ) Re‑crossing the finish line in violation of the regulations, or leaving the course and collecting the finisher’s items and finisher’s medal without completing the race;

( 8 ) Privately forging a race bib, using a bib from another event, failing to wear a bib, or using a chip not issued for this race to cross the finish line and collect finisher items and a finisher medal;

( 9 ) Altering, obscuring, or transferring the race bib and timing chip without authorization;

( 10 ) Those who cross the finish line while wearing a race chip not issued by the organizing committee;

( 11 ) Disobeying the instructions of event officials, disrupting the event, engaging in group disturbances, or participating in fights and brawls;

( 12 ) Other behaviors that violate the rules and regulations.

( 13 ) Participants who obtain entry eligibility through false information, those who transfer their race bibs to others after registration, and those who lack valid eligibility shall assume full responsibility for all consequences arising from the event.

6. Medical rescue

(1) The organizing committee at the start/finish line, SP1 and CP2 settings one 3 Medical station; in front of the medical station There are clear markers every 100 meters, Event referee, Medical personnel are authorized to require a competitor to withdraw from the competition based on their physical condition. If a participant disregards this advice and persists in competing, all resulting consequences and liabilities shall be borne by the participant themselves.

(2) The wait for rescue may exceed expectations due to the mountainous terrain and the potential for unforeseen emergencies. Therefore, be sure to bring your race‑day gear and pack additional equipment as needed.

(3) The organizing committee will provide free on-site first-aid medical care during the event; however, any expenses incurred for hospital treatment or other related costs shall be borne by the participants. The committee will subsequently assist in filing claims with the insurance company in accordance with the policy terms.

(4) To ensure the safety of all participants, if medical personnel determine that a competitor’s condition could jeopardize their personal safety, the organizing committee reserves the right to require the athlete to temporarily suspend or withdraw from the competition. Should the athlete insist on continuing despite the risk, the organizing committee shall no longer assume any responsibility.

(5) Competitors who withdraw from the race course on their own without notifying the command center will no longer be covered by the organizing committee.

7. Insurance

(1) The organizing committee has arranged personal accident insurance for all participants and staff during the competition.

(2) During the competition, if any physical discomfort or related illnesses and symptoms (including but not limited to heatstroke, fainting, etc.) arise due to the participant’s own reasons—such as chronic conditions, latent health issues, or insufficient physical endurance—and are ultimately determined by the insurance company to fall outside the scope of coverage, all resulting legal liabilities and consequences—including, but not limited to, medical treatment expenses, lost‑work compensation, disability benefits or indemnification, and death benefits—shall be borne solely by the participant, with no liability on the part of the organizing committee. Participants are advised to carefully assess their own health condition before registering.

(3) During the competition, the Organizing Committee will provide free, on-site, first-aid medical services. Save Regarding treatment, any related expenses incurred by the athlete during subsequent hospital care may be settled directly between the athlete and the hospital; the athlete may then file a claim with the insurance company or negotiate directly with the insurer. The Organizing Committee may provide necessary documentation and facilitate information sharing to support this process.

(4) If a participant sustains personal injury or dies during the competition as a result of taking stimulants or other prohibited substances, all legal liabilities and consequences arising therefrom—including, but not limited to, medical treatment expenses, lost wages, disability compensation or indemnity, and death benefits—shall be borne solely by the participant; the Organizing Committee shall bear no responsibility whatsoever.

(5) On the day of the event, should adverse weather conditions or other force majeure circumstances prevent the race from proceeding as scheduled, the Organizing Committee reserves the right, in the interest of all participants’ safety, to temporarily alter the course, postpone the event, terminate the race, or even cancel it altogether.

8. Environmental Protection Initiative

(1) To minimize resource waste and promote environmental sustainability, no single-use water bottles or utensils will be provided at the aid stations along the course. Participants are encouraged to bring their own foldable, reusable water containers and utensils.

(2) Participants are advised to carry a small trash bag for their personal waste, which can be disposed of in the designated bins at each checkpoint upon arrival.

*It is strictly prohibited to discard trash or personal belongings on the race track.

9. Storage Service

(1) The Organizing Committee will provide a baggage‑storage service for participants. Each storage bag must be tagged with the small bib number that matches your race number, and placed in the designated storage area at the starting line. After the race, you may retrieve your belongings by presenting your large bib number at… 20 Collect before 00:00. If you fail to collect by the deadline, please pick up your item at the designated location of the Organizing Committee within three business days after the event; otherwise, it will be treated as unclaimed.

(2) Please do not store valuables (such as valid identification, mobile phones, cash, watches, keys of any kind, and other electronic devices), flammable or explosive items, or prohibited items in your bag. In the event of damage, loss, or security… In the event of an accident, the participant shall bear full responsibility.

10. Photos and Copyright

During any event, the copyright in photographs and videos taken by the event’s official photographers shall vest in the event organizing committee. Any participant hereby irrevocably waives all copyright in the event’s photographs and videos, and the organizing committee shall be entitled to use such materials without obtaining the participant’s prior consent. The event organizer reserves the right to license these photographs and videos for use by the media.

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