Numbers will be at the headquarters – riders must sign the signing on sheet when collecting their number. Goostrey Village Hall is situated near the Church in Goostrey.  Travelling from the A50, the entrance is on the right just after the Crown pub on the left. It will be open from around 1pm.
Please allow sufficient time to ride to the start, as it is a couple of miles away.

Warnings:
Warming Up – Riders must not warm up past the start and finish areas.
No parking at the start or finish and vehicles must NOT be parked, however briefly, in any part of the access area to Mount Pleasant Nursing Home, opposite the finish.
Riders must not stop at the FINISH but continue along the A50 back to the HQ at Goostrey where times will be displayed.

Care at road junctions:
Riders must exercise caution at all junctions.  Any competitor whose riding line causes her/him to cross the white line when approaching or leaving a junction will be liable to disqualification from the event and may be reported to the District Committee for further disciplinary action.
Any rider making a U turn in the vicinity of the start or finish will be disqualified. Observers will be used in this event.
Riders must take extra care when exiting from Seven Sisters Lane onto the A50
Be aware that there is a double bend shortly after turning into Twemlow Lane at Cranage.
Riders need to anticipate this and be prepared to negotiate it in a safe manner.
In wet weather the metal covers and edges become a skid risk. Please take care.

Chelford Island:
Riders must negotiate Chelford Island in a safe and sensible manner in accordance with CTT Reg.20 and the rules of the road. Riders must be able to brake and stop at the island if traffic conditions require this. Riders MUST NOT approach and encircle the island using tri-bars. Remember – traffic on the island has priority over traffic (including riders) entering it. Any rider seen to be in breach of this regulation will be disqualified from the event and may be reported for further disciplinary action.

IN THE INTERESTS OF YOUR OWN SAFETY
Cycling Time Trials and the event promoters strongly advise you to wear a HARD SHELL HELMET that meets an internationally accepted safety standard. In accordance with Regulation 15 ALL JUNIOR competitors must wear Protective Hard Shell Helmets
It is recommended that a working rear light, either flashing or constant, is fitted to the machine in a position visible to following road users and is active whilst the machine is in use.

Refreshments and Helpers
Refreshments will be available at the headquarters, as will the results board. Donations of cakes are always welcome.
We also welcome any offers of help, please contact me on 01625 537401 if you have any supporters who would be willing to help.