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Pirelli Vallelujah is two-days of riding (practice Saturday, race day Sunday) on some of the best enduro trails in the UK. The course, as usual, will be kept under wraps until the event but you can expect a top-notch mix of great Tweed Valley trails. New for 2022 – e-bike category.
Vallelujah Rider Timings (for spectators)
Categories
Full Course
Male
- Junior, Under 18
- Under 21
- Senior, 21 – 29
- Master, 30 – 39,
- Vet, 40 – 49
- Grand Vet, 50+
Female
- Junior, Under 18
- Under 21
- Senior, 21 – 34
- Master, 35 – 45
- Vet 45+
Unisex
- Hardtail
- e-MTB*
*Approved e-bikes are standard mountain bike pedelecs with a maximum engine assistance of 25km/h. Tuned or other ebikes are not allowed.
Short Course
Male
- Youth (E3Y) 14 – 15
- Over 16
Female
- Youth (E3Y) 14 – 15
- Over 16
Seeded/Non-Seeded
Depending on how you want to enjoy your race day, you can choose to be seeded or not…
Seeded (Full Course)
If you opt to be seeded you will be given start times for every stage of the race. You must complete all the race stages, and stick to the stage start schedule you’re given at registration. If seeded riders miss their start time they will be slotted in at the start marshals discretion. There are no time penalties for missing your stage start times BUT there is an overall course completion time and penalties apply if you don’t make this.
Choose this if you’re fast and if you want to minimise chance of encountering traffic while on the race course, with no uncertain queuing at stage starts, but be aware you might not be able to spend race day riding with your mates.
Note: This option is not aviailable to those riders taking part on an e-bike.
Non-Seeded (Full Course)
Choose to be non-seeded if your priority is to ride with your mates. You’ll need to sign up with the same group name so you all get the same start waves. You are still given guide times to start each stage, and there’s an overall course completion time – penalties apply if you don’t make it. There’s more chance of being before or after a rider who is considerably faster or slower than you, but with less stress on the transition times, it’s a more sociable choice for many.
Short Course
The short course will be at least one stage less than the full version of the course. It’s aimed at riders concerned about the fitness challenge of the entire enduro course, and for the 14-15 age group riders.
