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Rules of the Road

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(Photos courtesy Regina Leader-Post)

1.

No form of locomotion other than running, walking or crawling is allowed. 

Participants registered in the Half Marathon Walk event are expected, on their honour, to walk the entire Half Marathon course, 100% of the course, 100% of the time. 

The Full Marathon course is open for 6 hours (8:00 AM - 2:00 PM) and the Half Marathon course is open for 4 hours (8:00 AM - NOON).

2.

In order to receive a finisher medal and be eligible for any awards, participants must successfully complete their registered event in accordance with the course rules.

Participants who are unable to to complete their registered event for any reason (for example,  someone registered in the full marathon "bailing out" at the half marathon point, whether by unfortunate injury or by deliberate design) will not be eligible to receive a finisher medal nor will they be eligible for any awards. Their race time will be listed as DNF (did not finish).

NOTE: Relay teams must consist of no fewer than 3 members and no more than 5 members.

3.

The minimum age for participation in the:

4.

Other than registered wheelchair marathon participants and official course cyclists, no wheeled devices are allowed on the course.

5.

Spring-soled shoes (eg. "kangaroo shoes" and the like) are not allowed. Violation will result in disqualification. 

6.

While the Credit Union QCM does not currently ban the use of portable headphone devices (iPods, MP3 players, Walkmans, CD players, etc.), the use of such items is discouraged - for your safety and the safety of others. 

The wearing of headphones in our event has not become a problem - yet. And we don't want to be forced to be the bad guy and ban headphones outright, as many races are starting to do across North America. However, we must constantly consider the safety of all our participants, volunteers and spectators. 

Only you can help us prevent an outright ban on headphones...by being aware of your surroundings at all times and - if you do choose to wear headphones - by wearing your headphones in a responsible, courteous and safety-conscious manner (eg. wearing just one earphone or having the volume really low). 

If the wearing of headphones at our event becomes a problem, they will be banned. And we won't enjoy that any more than you will. So please: be responsible, be aware and be safe. 

 

7.

No pets or animals are allowed on the course, with the exception of official guide dogs for the visually impaired. 

8.

Escort runners/walkers are not allowed, except for parents/guardians escorting small children in the Mini Marathon or runners/walkers escorting visually impaired participants. 

9.

Runners must follow the marked course in the direction the course is laid out. Deviation will result in disqualification.

10.

Medical personnel and race officials have the right to remove any participant from the race who is judged to be physically incapable of continuing without risk of serious injury or death.

11.

All participants are requested and expected to follow the directions of race officials, medical personnel, police and public authorities. We ask that you treat your fellow participants and all race volunteers with the same courtesy and respect you would wish to receive yourself.

12.

Participants must wear their race number on the front of their clothing at all times. Altering or failing to wear the race number will result in disqualification. The number must be clearly visible at all times, particularly at the Finish Line. Some leeway is given to the first few kilometers of the race, where a race number might be TEMPORARILY covered by a warm-up jacket.

13.

Participants are allowed switch events prior to race day, provided there is space available in the requested event. Please make any requests for event switches ASAP. No event switching is allowed on race day. Please see our Event Switching procedures for complete information regarding any applicable charges for switching. All final decisions regarding event switches are at the discretion of the race organizers.

14.

Race registrations are not transferrable or for resale from one person to another. Registrations are not deferrable to another year.

15.

The Credit Union Queen City Marathon takes place rain or shine, within the reasonable weather expectations for the middle of a Saskatchewan September. In the event that race-day weather conditions are deemed hazardous to participants and volunteers, the Credit Union QCM reserves the right to briefly postpone or cancel the event outright.

There will be no refunds for weather cancellation. In the event of cancellation, any funds not required to cover race expenses will be donated to the Credit Union QCM designated charities.

16.

The decision of the Race Director in regards to rules, awards, disqualification and event cancellation is FINAL.

17.

The Credit Union QCM is not responsible for sending out information or materials to incomplete or incorrect addresses.

18.

By registering to participate in the Credit Union Queen City Marathon, you hereby agree to follow these rules.



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