The Ragnar Relay Race Bible (yes, that's it's actual title) is 22 pages long.
It contains a lot of good information. Especially for my team, since, well, none of us have done this before.
Page 9:
Each van must have two flashlights or headlamps, six reflective vests and two LED tail lights.
Crap...We are running at night.
Slap braclets will be used as batons.
Sweet!
Page 13:
In the event of an injury, any of the remaining runners can replace the injured runner...If an IV is administered, the injured runner is no longer eligible to run.
Note to self: Don't trip over own feet.
If a runner gets off course, they are to return on foot or in their support vehicle to the point where they went off course and continue from there.
I hope we don't get lost!
Page 16:
Each van will be required to have a safety officer/navigator that is awake and alert at all times. The safety officer is responsible for helping the team behave safely during the race. He or she must be seated in the front passenger seat and must have the safety guidelines and rules within reach at all times.
Sounds like a lot of responsibility!
Page 18:
If a runner encounters flooded areas that cannot be ran through, have your runner get into the support vehicle, drive the runner ahead where the road is no longer flooded and continue running his or her leg.
Good thing I know how to swim. Now.
Page 19:
If a runner encounters any wildfile that is aggressive on the course, get your runner off the road and into your support vehicle.
Are we talking dogs or bears here?
One week from today, Joanna and I will be on our way in the van!
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