10 Mile and 5K Overall and Age Group Awards
The Lemont Quarryman Challenge will provide our unique, hand made “piece of the rock” awards in the 10 Mile and 5K races.
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Age Groups :
Male
0-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70+ |
Female
0-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70+ |
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| 10 Mile Race Prize Money : |
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$150 1st Overall Male and Female
$100 2nd Overall Male and Female
$50 3rd Overall Male and Female
$150 1st Overall Masters Male and Female (Age 40+) |
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| King of the Hill |
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| There will be three “King of the Hill” checkpoints on the 10 Mile Race course located at approximately Mile .6, Mile 1.5 and Mile 6. Awards for these checkpoints are as follows: |
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| King of the Hill Checkpoint 1: |
$50 1st Male and Female to cross the checkpoint |
| King of the Hill Checkpoint 2: |
$50 1st Male and Female to cross the checkpoint |
| King of the Hill Checkpoint 3: |
$50 1st Male and Female to cross the checkpoint |
NOTE: Prize money and King of the Hill awards are only offered in the 10 mile event. Overall prize money and King of the Hill awards are not offered in the 5K event.
The Quarryman Challenge 10 Mile & 5K will be electronically timed using the new, innovative Ipico Sports timing tag (http://www.ipicosports.com/). This new timing system has been used in the Bolder Boulder, the largest road race in America and the highly competitive Steamboat Classic in Peoria, Illinois Timing will include electronic start / finish times. The 10 mile event also includes an electronically timed 5 mile split time, which will be provided to all racers as part of the results.
Please note that even though the races are electronically timed, per USATF rules, awards will be given based on gun time Rule 245, Item # 3 in the USATF handbook states: "The official time shall be the time elapsed between the start of the watches or timing devices resulting from an appropriate start signal and the athlete reaching the finish line. However, the actual time elapsed between an athlete reaching the starting line and finish line can be made known to the athlete, but will not be considered as official time." (Source: http://www.usatf.org)
All racers will be given both their electronic time and their gun time. |
