Athletes must wear their bib number at all times during the race.
นักกีฬาต้องติดหมายเลขประจำตัวตลอดการแข่งขัน
2. Running, Lap Counting, and Breaks
An RFID chip is used to record laps and measure distance.
To complete a lap, athletes must run from the starting point, pass through all checkpoints along the way, and return to the start. The distance for that lap will then be counted and accumulated. If not all checkpoints are passed, the distance for that lap will not be counted.
10 minutes before the end of the race, officials will distribute markers for athletes to place on the ground (at their heel) to measure the final distance after time expires.
When the signal sounds to end the race, athletes must stop in place for officials to measure their final distance.
In case of a tie in distance, the athlete who achieved the distance in less time will be ranked higher.
Athletes can take breaks at any time during the race for an unlimited duration, but they must stay within the designated areas.
ใช้ชิป RFID เพื่อจับรอบ และใช้เป็นมาตรวัดระยะทาง
นักกีฬาจะต้องวิ่งจากจุดปล่อยตัว และผ่านจุด Check point ระหว่างทางทุกจุด และกลับมายังจุดเริ่มต้นอีกครั้งจึงจะนับรอบ และนำระยะทางต่อรอบมาคูณและสะสม หากผ่าน Check point ไม่ครบทุกจุด จะไม่นำระยะทางของรอบนั้นมาสะสม
Competitors who reach the specified distances will be classified as Grand Elite, Elite, Challenger, or Spirit Finishers.
Competitors who earn a higher-level Finisher award will also receive the awards from the lower levels (e.g., an Elite Finisher will also receive the Challenger and Spirit Finisher T-shirts).
Grand Elite, Elite, and Challenger Finisher apparel will be delivered approximately 45 days after the event.
ผู้แข่งขันที่วิ่งได้ถึงระยะที่กำหนด จะได้เป็น Grand Elite, Elite, Challenger, Spirit Finishers
Athletes can receive assistance from external individuals (e.g., food, water, first aid) only at designated points, and it must not interfere with or obstruct other athletes.
Unauthorized assistance includes pacing or being pulled/pushed forward.
A competitor will be disqualified for the following reasons:
ผู้แข่งขันจะถูกตัดสิทธิ์การแข่งขันในกรณีต่อไปนี้
Registration information does not match the actual participant.
Leaving the course without officially finishing at the service point.
Violating race rules or attempting to gain an unfair advantage, such as taking shortcuts, using another runner's bib number, giving one's bib to another person, using vehicles, or accepting unauthorized assistance.
Behaving in a manner that is dangerous to others or displaying inappropriate behavior.
Official results will be announced after the competition based on data from the chip timing system and confirmed by the race committee.
Award winners must report for verification with their ID card or passport. Results will be announced within 30 minutes of the race ending.
Any rules not specified here will refer to the competition rules of the Athletic Association of Thailand (under Royal Patronage).
Athletes may appeal the race results by submitting a petition to the technical committee within 30 minutes, along with a protest fee of 3,500 THB (or 100 USD). The fee will be refunded if the appeal is successful but will not be refunded if the appeal is unsuccessful.
For other non-result-related complaints, a written document must be sent via email to info@Chiangmai24.com within 7 days of the event's conclusion. The race committee reserves the right to make the final decision in all cases.
The race organizer reserves the right to change rules or event details as appropriate, with advance notice given to athletes.
Photographs, videos, audio, articles, and race statistics are the copyright of the organizer and may be published in various media. Athletes can use their own photos, videos, and audio without permission. The organizer does not permit the commercial use of event photos and videos.
The organizer reserves the right not to refund registration fees and/or any related service charges in the event of cancellation and/or postponement due to uncontrollable circumstances such as natural disasters, protests, floods, or accidents occurring before the event.
