Faqs

Your Class A team’s class is automatically assigned based on the details of each team member provided during the online entry process, such as age, gender, and whether the individuals qualify as [...]

It is the participant’s responsibility to know and follow these rules: Participants must follow the Universal Event Rules applicable to all events organised by Ourea Events Participants [...]

We introduced live GPS tracking to add significantly to the event safety and to engage with the friends and family of competitors. It made for very interesting ‘dot watching’! Each [...]

The event will use digital SPORTident timing known as SI. At registration each competitor will be issued with their own SI Dibber, which must be ‘punched’ into the SI timing boxes at each [...]

Event safety considers the impact of all actions on competitors, marshals and potentially the emergency services such as a Mountain Rescue Team. Safety considerations are dynamic and may change [...]

Equipment Checks Any solo competitor or pair that is vying for a prize will be kit checked at the Day 2 Finish. There will also be random kit checks at the Start, Overnight Camp and Day 2 Finish [...]

Teams (solos or pairs) may choose to enter one of the following seven courses:     This table summarises our Course Planner’s target parameters for each course at the ROC Mountain [...]

What is a Mountain Marathon? “A mountain marathon is a test of your navigation (how efficiently you find the checkpoints), your fitness (how quickly you travel between the checkpoints) and [...]

The 2019 ROC Mountain Marathon is heading to the Lowther Hills in the Southern Uplands, Scotland. Event centre: Durisdeer Nearest Post Code: DG3 5BJ Map:   How to get there: By Car: Near the [...]

You may have had a long drive or simply fancy turning up to chat with fellow competitors ahead of the following morning’s start line. Or both! As per tradition, local brewery beer and cider [...]