A free shuttle service for participants and their supporters will be provided along the following route:

Serpukhov Railway Station – SFG – Serpukhov Railway Station.

• Serpukhov Railway Station – SFG

8:45; 9:40; 10:25

• SFG – Serpukhov Railway Station

13:45–19:30 (departures based on passenger capacity)

Coordinates

• Serpukhov Railway Station – 54.934926, 37.449505 (Serpukhov, Moscow Region)
• SFG – 54.911027, 37.571429 "Prioksko-Terrasny State Nature Reserve" (Danki locality, Serpukhov Urban District, Moscow Region).

Mandatory Gear

1. Each food/nutrition package must be marked with the participant's race number. Failure to mark the package will result in a time penalty added to the final result (+30 minutes).
2. The organizers' phone number (+7 926 680 31 69) must be saved in your contacts list.
3. Participants in the 30 km race will be running in the dark after 17:40. A light source (headlamp, chest light, or handheld flashlight) is required. A smartphone flashlight does not satisfy the mandatory gear requirement.
4. Silicone cup or drinking mug. There will be no disposable drinking cups at the aid stations!

Recommended Gear

** Refusal, ignoring checks, failure to follow a race official's instructions, or unsportsmanlike conduct will result in disqualification!

Please note: The items on the mandatory gear list represent the basic clothing and equipment that every trail runner should select based on their own skills and needs. This ensures greater safety and efficiency.

At the finish line, the leaders of the overall standings may undergo a re-check of their mandatory gear.

A participant may be denied the start or disqualified for violating rules regarding personal gear and mandatory equipment:

• starting without a race bib;
• altering the race bib;
• starting with a bib registered to another person or for a different race distance;
• using mechanical means of transport;
• receiving assistance from others on the course outside of aid stations;
• using gear, equipment, or items that could interfere with or harm other participants (including flags on poles, etc.);
• missing mandatory equipment while on the course (excluding consumable water and food supplies);
• if an overall leader is disqualified due to missing mandatory equipment, the lead passes to the next finisher, who also undergoes a mandatory gear check;
• if a participant transfers food, gear, or an item of mandatory equipment to another athlete in need of assistance without documenting evidence that allows for establishing the chain of events for subsequent analysis and decision-making (disqualification decisions are reviewed by the committee on a case-by-case basis);

Note: 

- it is recommended to assess the need for assistance

- record the bib number of the participant receiving assistance assistance

- secure witness support if possible

- upon arrival at an aid station or meeting an event official, report the incident and the gear used

- follow further instructions

• the participant obtained gear or a piece of gear outside designated areas or in prohibited areas;
• litter marked with the participant's race number was found on the course;
• the participant failed to use a headlamp/flashlight at night, or the light was turned off;
• the participant traversed the race route without running shoes;
• the athlete's race number was improperly attached (e.g., attached to the back, partially obscured). The number must be clearly visible from the front;

Mandatory gear must be carried throughout the entire race. Checks for mandatory gear appropriate to the race distance may be conducted on the course.

Awards will be presented to the top three male and female finishers in the overall standings for each race distance.

Prize-winning participants will receive valuable prizes and gifts.

Athletes placing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in their respective age groups will receive additional valuable prizes:

• 15–17 years;
• 18–29 years;
• 30–39 years;
• 40–49 years;
• 50–59 years;
• 60–69 years;

Every finisher of the 30 km, 20 km, and 10 km races will receive official International Trail Running Association (ITRA) points. Finishers of the 30 km race are awarded 1 ITRA point; finishers of the 20 km and 10 km races receive 0 points.

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