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Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic (Postponed until 2025)

Ohio’s premier cycling event featuring more than 100 professional cyclists in Grandview Ohio with Tour de Grandview . This event is postponed until 2025.

The Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic is on Saturday, June 10, 2023, featuring world-class bicycle racing through the streets of suburban Grandview. 

The First Avenue Street Party will be held throughout the day. The street party includes craft beers and local food, dancing, and live entertainment. 

Races start at 1 pm with the Juniors division, followed by Masters. Competitive amateur divisions precede the pro categories that start at 8 pm. 

Kid’s Sprints is at 5:50 pm! Ages 5-10 are eligible and this event is free. Registration is required.

Check out the expo area where bike shops will be selling primo gear and exhibiting the latest cycles. Buy raffle tickets for a chance to win bikes from Trek Columbus and roll: Bicycle Company along with other prizes. Stop by the Trek tents to see cool new gear and get a free safety inspection.

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Tour de Grandview

Each year some of the streets in Grandview are closed to auto traffic and open for bicyclists. It's called the Tour de Grandview and it is a favorite stop for top cyclists from the U.S. and around the world. The Tour features 2 days of bicycle racing through the streets of Grandview , as well as a number of events and activities for spectators and cyclists alike.

The Tour de Grandview is Ohio's premier professional cycling race. The event was organized in the early 1990s and has become an annual event in Grandview that attracts many out-of-town, out-of-country pro riders.

The Tour is organized by the non-profit Grandview Community Association with the support of the City of Grandview Heights and a host of local volunteers and sponsoring businesses.

The lion's share of the purse will be awarded to the top finishers in the elite men's and women's categories that will feature more than 300 professional cyclists. Prize money also will be paid to placers in the Masters and Juniors categories. Unlike other events of its kind, the Tour will award equal prize money to the men and women.

"We're very proud to be able to offer such a sizable purse for this year's Tour and to reward our top men and women finishers equally," said Tour organizer Julie Whitley of the Grandview Community Association. "It's a testament not only to the growth and stature of the event, but also the generous contributions of Germain and our many other corporate supporters."

Among the events tied to this year's Tour will be the Kids' Sprints competition and Ohio Cup Series criterium races on Saturday afternoon. Saturday night will feature a street party with food, drinks, live entertainment and children's activities. Sunday afternoon will feature the signature Tour de Grandview Criterium race.

The races will feature men and women cyclists in multiple professional categories. The criterium courses will cover a number of the hilly, tree-lined streets on either side of Grandview Avenue, the city's main thoroughfare.

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Tour de Grandview bike race returns

Anyone interested in watching some professional bike racers race? The Tour de Grandview is coming … and here’s all the info (from the press release sent out by the organizers). Watching a bike race up close and personal is really cool, especially as they fly around the corners in a tight bunch. How do they do it and not fall over?

Here’s all the info….

The Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic presented by Lyndsay Acura/Honda, one of Ohio’s premier cycling events, will return to Grandview Heights for the 21 st time on Friday, June 27.

A favorite stop for top professional cyclists from the U.S. and around the world, this year’s event will feature a night of world-class bicycle racing through the streets of suburban Grandview, plus lots of fun, family entertainment.

The Tour de Grandview’s marquee races will feature professional men and women, as well as top amateur riders, in races ranging from 15 to 30 miles at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour. The criterium course will start and finish on W. First Avenue between Glendale and Hope Avenues, and will include the well-known Bank Block on Grandview Avenue, as well as Willard and Second Avenues. There also will be a Kids’ Sprints competition along First Avenue with prizes going to the fastest child riders in a variety of age groups, as well as a $5-per-rider Charity Lap to raise funds for Pelotonia.

Going on around the races will be the annual Grandview Hop Street Party, which this year will feature the music of Agent 99, food vendors and craft beers tapped by The Ohio Taproom. Events are scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. and will run throughout the evening.

“We’re so glad to have the Tour back for the 21 st time,” said Grandview Heights Mayor Ray DeGraw. “It’s one of Grandview’s great annual traditions and one of the best summer events in central Ohio. We look forward to welcoming the cyclists, gathering with neighbors and friends, seeing the races and enjoying the party, and we welcome everyone in Columbus to join us.”

The Tour de Grandview, along with Madeira’s Centennial Criterium and Cincinnati’s Hyde Park Blast, make up a vaunted cycling triple-header in Ohio. Each race will be run the weekend of June 27-29, with many cyclists competing in all three.

Rider registration (and more information) for the Tour de Grandview is now open at www.tourdegrandview.com .

The Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic attracts an international field of professional cyclists to central Ohio each year, as well as cycling enthusiasts and spectators. Celebrating its 21 st year in 2014, the Tour is organized by the non-profit Grandview Community Association with the support of the City of Grandview Heights, local volunteers and sponsoring businesses.

2023 Tour de Grandview Results

WOMEN’S JUNIOR 9-12 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Juliette Dennedy 2nd Place – Hallie McNamara 3rd Place – Lillian Quelette 4th Place – Concetta Thayer

MEN’S JUNIOR 9-12 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Nolan Worley 2nd Place – Axel Farnham 3rd Place – Dylan Skinner 4th Place – Sam Felix 5th Place – Andrew Holder 6th Place – Brayden Hemmelgarn 7th Place – Alexander Sherman

WOMEN’S JUNIOR 13-15 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Sierra Farnham

MEN’S JUNIOR 13-15 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Clark Johnson 2nd Place – Cale McNamara 3rd Place – Geert Fischer

WOMEN’S JUNIOR 16-18 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Mileva Fischer

MEN’S JUNIOR 16-18

  1st Place – Owen Hancock 2nd Place – Broden Kelly 3rd Place – Isaac Meske

Ohio State Crit Championship 1st Place – Owen Hancock 2nd Place – Isaac Meske

MEN’S MASTERS 70+ Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – David Linden 2nd Place – George Conti 3rd Place – Robert Fernandez

MEN’S MASTERS 65-69 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Dave Seward 2nd Place – Dale Eads 3rd Place – Dick Chartier 4th Place – Mark Gilmore 5th Place – Elijah Clark (IN) 6th Place – Steve Ellis (IN) 7th Place – Michael Clancey

MEN’S MASTERS 60-64 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Daniel Lach 2nd Place – Robert Brnilovich 3rd Place – Welton “Wes” Harris (IN) 4th Place – Derek Wilford 5th Place – Greg Blanton 6th Place – John Baxter 7th Place – David Hart 8th Place – Greg Dartt 9th Place – Michael Sovec 10th Place – Phil Perry (IN) 11th Place – David Savage DNF – Christopher Grisvard

MEN’S MASTERS 55-59 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Jonathan Card 2nd Place – Mark Hill 3rd Place – W. Davis Griffin 4th Place – Michael Savory 5th Place – Tom Weaver 6th Place – Sean Davidson 7th Place – James Halpin (KY) 8th Place – Kurt Schaldenbrand (MI) 9th Place – M. Shayne Dillinger 10th Place – Tim Smith

MEN’S MASTERS 50-54 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Paul Martin 2nd Place – Jefferey Mclane 3rd Place – Larry Hughes 4th Place – Marc Jurewicz 5th Place – Brian Rybak 6th Place – Greg Tombragel 7th Place – Mark Damschroder 8th Place – Doug Carraway 9th Place – Neal Schmitt 10th Place – Mark Danniballe 11th Place – Chris Durand 12th Place – Jason Suppan 13th Place – John Price

MEN’S MASTERS 45-49 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Robert Sherman 2nd Place – Stefan Kadar 3rd Place – Javier Rey 4th Place – Ryan Rish (NY) 5th Place – Kenneth Woo 6th Place – David Farnham 7th Place – Brett McKay 8th Place – Jack McNamara 9th Place – Tim Montbach 10th Place – Javier Larrea

MEN’S MASTERS 40-44 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – David Koonce (TN) 2nd Place – Thomas Minner 3rd Place – Derek Van Hoose 4th Place – Eric Bair 5th Place – Isaiah Wallake 6th Place – Doug Fagan (IN) 7th Place – Christopher Poptic 8th Place – Benjamin Meer 9th Place – Adam Bennett 10th Place – Angel Sanchez Navarro 11th Place – Joseph Hall 12th Place – Sokha Bun 13th Place – Joshua Becker (WV) 14th Place – Robbie Williams 15th Place – Brian Scono Michael Buckner John Hardisky Eric Hemmelgarn

MEN’S MASTERS 35-39 Ohio State Crit Championship

1st Place – Rafael Garcia 2nd Place – Nick Glavac 3rd Place – John Maguire 4th Place – Justin Rice 5th Place – John West 6th Place – Kenneth Buddell 7th Place – Chris Minor 8th Place – Bradley Hoeweler 9th Place – David Helmuth 10th Place – Jonathan Moore 11th Place – Christopher Accursi 12th Place – Scott Sutton Bradley Morgan Noah Kenney (TN)

WOMEN’S CATEGORY 3/4/5

1st Place – Natalie Skwarcan 2nd Place – Regina Doty 3rd Place – Willow Thompson 4th Place – Kaitlyn Phillips 5th Place – Emma Balding 6th Place – Anna Zyromski 7th Place – Deniece Davis 8th Place – Pei-i Wu 9th Place – Ketelyn Madsen 10th Place – Fulya Doslovich 11th Place – Sierra Farnham 12th Place – Mileva Fischer 13th Place – Allison McPherson 14th Place – Lucia Thayer 15th Place – Lexie Blalock 16th Place – Katherine Carr

MEN’S CATEGORY 4/5

1st Place – Jacob Zyromski 2nd Place – Paul Lee 3rd Place – Nathan Roe 4th Place – Jeffrey Accursi 5th Place – Colin Mihalak 6th Place – Cameron DeShelter 7th Place – Owen Reaney 8th Place – Jack Macnamara 9th Place – Emil Vasko 10th Place – Michael Buckner 11th Place – Samuel Philips 12th Place -Aubrey Freeman 13th Place – Clark Johnson 14th Place – Carlitos Guzman 15th Place – Noah Clemens 16th Place – Anthony Vita 17th Place – Max Alder 18th Place – Max Graman 19th Place – David Farnham 20th Place – Alec Brickey 21st Place – Jack Buchan 22nd Place – Isaac Wheeler 23rd Place – Angel Sanchez Navarro 24th Place – John Hardisky 25th Place – Benjamin Quinttus 26th Place – Morris Ellington 27th Place – Kyle Shindledecker 28th Place – Joshua Becker 29th Place – Robbie Williams 30th Place – Kory Drake 31st Place – Liu Jones 32nd Place – Scott Sutton 33rd Place – Kyle Mccord 34th Place – Nathan Wiczer 35th Place – Ryan Powell 36th Place – Jack Carlin 37th Place – Bradley Moreland 38th Place – Alex Bindeman 39th Place – Paul Rogers 40th Place – Jacob Brumfield 41st Place – Jonathan Hirko 42nd Place – Carl Henry 43rd Place – Javier Larrea 44th Place – Timothy Poorman 45th Place – Jonah Madzay 46th Place – Joshua Mace 47th Place – Michael McPherson

MEN’S CATEGORY 3/4

1st Place – Mitchel Clinkenbeard 2nd Place – Owen Hancock 3rd Place – Rem Yoder 4th Place – Patrick Bischof 5th Place – Tanner Tsvetkoff 6th Place – Derek Dotlich 7th Place – Isaiah Wallake 8th Place – Lawrence Lauderman III 9th Place – Mitchel Steindler 10th Place – Nick Reader 11th Place – Rob Luikart 12th Place – Derrick Ferguson 13th Place – Cameron Garoutte 14th Place – David Alexander 15th Place – Andrew Vine 16th Place – Diego Flores 17th Place – Kenneth Buddel 18th Place – Colin Mihalak 19th Place – Broden Kelly 20th Place – Joe Bowen 21st Place – Nathan Roe 22nd Place – Cody Benham 23rd Place – Steve Quelette 24th Place – Scott Dickson 25th Place – Alex Schultz 26th Place – Chris Minor 27th Place – Zach Deitch 28th Place – Nathaniel Allen 29th Place – Grant Crispin 30th Place – Samuel Decker 31st Place – Joe Parent 32nd Place – Reece Lady 33rd Place – Adam Bennett 34th Place – Tom Weaver 35th Place – Andrew Stroh 36th Place – Owen Reaney 37th Place – Carson Mcclelland 38th Place – Emil Vasko 39th Place – Doug Carraway 40th Place – Kevin Graham 41st Place – Cameron Wyant 42nd Place – Larry Hughes 43rd Place – Neal Schmitt 44th Place – Joseph Hall 45th Place – Levi Gaswint 46th Place – Christopher Accursi 47th Place – Mike Chandler

WOMEN’S CATEGORY PRO/1/2/3

1st Place – Dahlia Kissel 2nd Place – Hanna Coppens 3rd Place – Sierra Siebenlist 4th Place – Regina Doty 5th Place – Alexa Stierwalt 6th Place – Jess Hamilton 7th Place – Sarah Weihe 8th Place – Meagan Gehrke 9th Place – Brooklyn Raddin 10th Place – Samantha Brode 11th Place – Erika Wilson 12th Place – Natalie Skwarcan 13th Place – Grace Bennett 14th Place – Emma Balding

MEN’S CATEGORY PRO/1/2/3

1st Place – Sam Richie 2nd Place – Oliver Grave 3rd Place – Caleb Langley 4th Place – Hayden Strong 5th Place – Trevor O’Donnell 6th Place – David Richter 7th Place – Oliver Watson-Palmer 8th Place – Gavin Goode 9th Place – Lucas Stierwalt 10th Place – Sean Azcui 11th Place – Robert Frangi 12th Place – Laszlo Vakso 13th Place – Daniel Tokarczyk 14th Place – Brandon Goodwin 15th Place – Robert Oehler 16th Place – Owen Hancock 17th Place – Theo Gilbertson 18th Place – Erin Bair 19th Place – Luke Manning 20th Place – Thomas Minner 21st Place – Quinn Colwell 22nd Place – Derek Van Hoose 23rd Place – Justin Kahle 24th Place – John Woods 25th Place – Brent Goetz 26th Place – Ryan Mcloughlin 27th Place – Chris Rednour 28th Place – Christian Ricci 29th Place – Mark Hill 30th Place – Christopher Poptic 31st Place – Derek Dotlich 32nd Place – Scott Miler 33rd Place – Jason Maier 34th Place – Justin Rice 35th Place – John Maguire 36th Place – Aaron Troxel 37th Place – Shawn Aker 38th Place – Aaron Cruikshank 39th Place – Nick Reader 40th Place – Brett McKay 41st Place – Zach Deitch 42nd Place – Alex Schultz 43rd Place – Reece Lady 44th Place – Robert Sherman 45th Place – Adam Goodale 46th Place – Kenneth Woo 47th Place – Johnathan Freter 48th Place – Zach Schneider 49th Place  – Andrew Vine 50th Place – David Alexander 51st Place – Jeffrey Beaumont 52nd Place – Chasen Madsen 53rd Place – Chandler Ballard Pepper 54th Place – Diego Flores 55th Place – Lawrence Lauderman III 56th Place – Cameron Jackson 57th Place – Grant Crispin

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Grandview Street Mile

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2023 grandview mile results, 2023 photos, a foot race held during the epic tour de grandview cycling classic event on saturday, june 10th in downtown grandview.

• What: One Mile Foot Race 
• When: Saturday, June 10 at 5:15 pm
• Where: Downtown Grandview
• Why: To run YOUR fastest mile during the coolest summer event in town. Registration is limited and will sell out early!

Join Fleet Feet x Hoka test your mettle in a one mile dash during the  Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic . The Tour de Grandview Cycling Classic attracts an international field of several hundred professional cyclists to central Ohio each year, as well as cycling enthusiasts and spectators from throughout the Midwest. The Tour de Grandview is organized by the City of Grandview Heights and a host of local volunteers and sponsors. 

The Grandview Street Mile features a revolutionary approach to racing where elite and all-comers share the same roads and sweat it out with Ione common goal: put forth and epic effort to crush your mile PR! The beer at the street party might also play a role, but we're going stick with the glory that comes from a barf inducing mile effort!

How will it work?

• 1:00pm-5:15pm - Cycling races begin at 1:00pm and carry on late into the evening, but at 5:15pm the roads are for the runners!
• 4:00pm - Timing company arrives to set up timing equipment along side of roadway OFF the course, but adjacent to start/finish.
• 5:05pm - ALL Running participants will be staged at 5:05pm next to the Hoka registration tent. All runners must be on site and ready to run at 5:05pm. Late arrivals may not be permitted to access the course.  (see map below),
• 5:15 pm - ELITE RUNNERS are moved into the road. Timing equipment moved to the road.
• 5:18pm - ALL-COMERS are moved into road BEHIND Elites
• 5:20pm - Our Elite mens and womens field will start promptly at 5:20pm. Finishing between 5:24pm and 5:26pm. Elite field will be off course by 5:30pm
• 5:28pm - All comers move to start line.
• 5:30pm - All comers start at 5:30pm and finish between 5:34pm and 5:40pm.
• 5:45pm - All runners and timing equipment removed from course.
• 5:50pm - Course clear for bikes.

What do you get?

• Epic one-mile footrace through Grandview
• Grandview Mile event tee
• Grandview Mile finisher medal
• One FREE beer in the Fleet Feet tent after the race for those 21 and older!

How much does it cost?

• $35 through May 30, or until it sells out. SPOTS ARE LIMITED!
• $45 June 1 until it sells out.
• Registration for the All-Comers race is limited and will sell out early!

Prize money for the elites! Elites get the chance to throw down for the $4,000 prize purse! 

• $1,000 for 1st place male & female
• $650 for 2nd place male & female
• $250 for 3rd place male & female
• $100 for 4th place male & female

Click here to apply for the Elite field! Applicants will be notified the week of May 1st if they have made the cut!

Think you can beat the Elites?! Race in the All-Comers wave, WIN and beat the Elite Wave Seed Time Cutoff and win $100!

• Mens Elite Wave Seed - 4:35
• Women's Elite Wave Seed - 5:30

Packet Pick Up:

• Early Pick Up - Held at Fleet Feet Upper Arlington June 8-9 from 10am to 7pm.
• Race Day Pick Up - Held at the Hoka registration tent from 2:30p-4:30pm. No last minute pick up of registration!

Before during and after the Grandview Street Mile don't miss out on all the Tour De Grandview Cycling Classic racing and Street Party! And of course, stop by the Fleet Feet x Hoka tent for the Street Mile Post-Race Boogaloo hosted by the Columbus Track Club, check out the Hoka Recovery and Performance products, and take in the festivities with your best running buddies! Full Schedule of events below. 

What’s hotter than a late June night in Ohio? How about live music, great food, and local craft beers right in the middle of Grandview Avenue? Join us June 10th! There will be plenty of entertainment for all ages. Check out the expo area where bike shops will be selling primo gear and exhibiting the latest cycles. Buy raffle tickets for a chance to win bikes from Trek Columbus and roll: Bicycle Company along with other prizes. Stop by the Trek tents to see cool new gear and get a free safety inspection.

The Tour de Grandview Street Party will proudly feature live music, great food, and local craft beers right on Grandview Avenue between First and Third.

Schedule of Events:

• 1:00 PM - Cycling - Juniors 9-12
• 1:00 PM - Cycling - Juniors 13-15
• 1:25 PM - Cycling - Juniors 16-18
• 2:00 PM - Cycling - Men’s Masters 55+
• 2:40 PM - Cycling - Men’s Masters 45-54
• 3:20 PM - Cycling - Men’s Masters 35-44
• 4:00 PM - Cycling - Women’s Masters 35+
• 4:40 PM - Cycling - Women’s 3/4/5
• 5:15 PM - Running -  Grandview Street Mile Foot Race!
• 5:50 PM - Cycling - Kid’s Sprints
• 6:30 PM - Cycling - Mens 4/5
• 7:10 PM - Cycling - Mens ¾
• 8:00 PM - Cycling - Women PRO/ 1/2/3
• 9:00 PM Men Pro/1/2/3

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What roads will be closed during today's Greenville Cycling Classic? What you need to know

Tour de France veterans George Hincapie, Bobby Julich, and Christian Vande Velde will take a 20-minute ride alongside other cyclists at the Greenville Cycling Classic , presented by Prisma Health, today at One City Plaza.

Tour de France legends Julich, Vande Velde and Hincapie will ride alongside the first 200 registered riders to a casual, one-kilometer speed criterium loop race that travels around downtown for 20 minutes beginning at 5:15 p.m.

Beginning at 3 p.m., men's and women's professional and amateur cycling will occur along Main and Coffee Street. Bike races will continue through 9 p.m. to determine a winner in nine divisions, ranging from 30-minute rides to a 70-lap competition.

This race is part of the Speed Week race series, with nine races in South Carolina and Georgia.

Who is George Hincapie?

Hincapie is a former professional racing cyclist who competed alongside Lance Armstrong as his domestique or assisting rider on the U.S. PostalPro Cycling Team. He is also known for helping Alberto Contador and Cadel Evans to their first Tour de France victories in 2007 and 2011.

During Hincapie's 27-year professional cycling career, he won three U.S. Professional Road Race championships and finished second in the 2005 Paris-Roubaix, still the highest-placing American ranking for that specific race.

How do I attend the Greenville Cycling Classic?

The racing path will expand between East North Street, East McBee Avenue, South Laurens Street, and South Brown Street.

What roads will be closed during the race?

Road closures for the event will be in place from noon to 11 p.m. on April 25.

They will include:

• Main Street, from McBee Avenue to East North Street
• East North Street, from North Main to Brown Streets
• Brown Street, from East North Street to McBee Avenue
• McBee Avenue, from South Brown Street to South Laurens Street
• South Laurens Street, from West McBee Avenue to West Washington Street
• Washington Street, from South Laurens to Brown Streets

Greenville Cycling Classic Event Schedule

• 3:15 p.m. -- Women's Category 4/5 Race
• 3:50 p.m. -- Men's Category 4/5 Race
• 4:25 p.m. -- Masters 40 +
• 4:25 p.m. -- Masters 50 +
• 4:25 p.m. -- Masters 60 +
• 5:15 p.m. -- Ride with the Tour de France Legends
• 5:55 p.m. -- Men's Category 2/3 Race
• 6:55 p.m. -- Women's Pro 1/2/3 Category Race
• 8:05 p.m. -- Men's Pro 1/2 Category Race

For more information, visit greenvillecyclingclassic.com

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The American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading 501(C)3 nonprofit charity providing diabetes research, information and advocacy.

Tour de Cure is the premier fundraising campaign of the American Diabetes Association ® , now with virtual engagement designed for anyone and everyone to participate. The campaign has been expanded to include more members of our community and bring them together to learn about diabetes, healthy living and to support people living with diabetes. Tour de Cure is a unique opportunity for businesses, clubs, friends and families to form virtual teams with the vision of a life free of diabetes and all its burdens.

Credit Card Verification Code

The Verification Code is imprinted on credit cards to help merchants verify transactions when the actual card is not present, such as Internet purchases or donations. The merchant uses this number as part of the authorization process with the card issuer.

Please use the images below to locate the verification code for your card type.

Visa, Master Card, and Discover

The verification code for Visa, Master Card, and Discover is a 3-digit number printed on the back of your card. It appears after the account number or last 4-digits of your account number, in the signature panel.

American Express

The American Express verification code is a 4-digit number printed on the front of your card. It appears above and to the right of the embossed account number.

CREATE a new team

Become a captain of a new team.

JOIN a team

Join a team already registered for this event.

REGISTER as an individual

Participate without associating with a team.

BE a Virtual Participant

Participate from any location as a Virtual Participant.

You can create a team either through the "Register" button above where you'll first find the nearby event or by visiting the list of events associated with national company below.

Do not forget to associate your newly created team with this company.