2010 Zoar Road Race

Category	Start Time	Prize List	Entry Fee	Laps/Miles
Cat. 5/Cit.	9:00 am	Rudy Project Merch	$15	2/20
Cat. 1/2/3	10:00 am	$735/7	$25	5/50
Cat. 3/4	10:10 am	$385/5	$25	4/40
Women	10:15 am	$225/3	$25	3/30

*Minimum field size of 30 riders required for full payout (10 for women). Prizes will be adjusted in proportion to actual turnout if below the minimum. Promoter reserves the right to combine or change fields in case of sparse turnout.

Registration: Parking and registration are near the Zoar Tavern & Inn, 162 Main Street. Registration begins at 8:00 am and closes 15 minutes prior to start. USCF license must be presented for cat. 4 and above. Unlicensed riders may obtain a 1-day license for $5. All USCF racing rules apply. A CPSC-approved helmet is required at all times. Tandems, recumbents and aero-bars are not permitted. This race will proceed rain or shine. The promoter reserves the right to lengthen, shorten or modify, cancel and combine races and/or prize list if insufficient entries, severe weather, or other conditions outside of the promoter's control. USAC release form available online here.

Directions: From I-77 take Exit-93 (Bolivar-Zoar). Follow SR 212 into Zoar (approx. 3 miles). Parking and Registration near the Zoar Tavern & Inn.

Nearby over night accommodations include the Zoar School Inn, a charming bed & breakfast in the heart of historic Zoar Village, and Sleep Inn, which is located in SR-212 near I-77.

Zoar Harvest Festival

The 37th annual Harvest Festival commemorates a yearly separatist event of the brining in of the last load of summe wheat. Home to one of the nation's best antiques show & sale, with over 60 high-quality contry dealers. Crafters, antique dealers & sutlers sell their wares. The Bakery, Store and several museum buildings are open during the festival. Children's period amusements are located throughout the village, and the Zoar garden is at it's peak. Admission $6/person, children under 12 yrs are free. Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-5.

Course: Held on a scenic, well-paved 10-mile loop near Zoar, OH - a challenging circuit with two significant climbs (39x23 recommended) and a long, straight descent. The race will stage near the Zoar Tavern, and proceed neutral to the intersection of Dover-Zoar and Middle Run Rd., where the racing begins. The race will traverse, in a clockwise direction, the loop formed by Dover-Zoar Rd., Schneiders Crossing and Middle Run Rd. (see course map below). There are two significant climbs - one gradual climb on Dover-Zoar, and a steeper climb on Middle Run. Here is a link to the race profile. The finish line is located on Middle Run Rd., a few kilometers after the top of the climb.