The Flaming Chicken 12hr Adventure Race
August 21, 2010
Oregon
Participating Teams
4 Person Teams
Cool Breeze
Acceleration Physical Therapy
Missing P.E.A.R
3 Person Teams
Cougar Dad and GG
Revenge of the Chicken Choker 3some
2 Person Teams
Team GO!
Spatial Perceptions
Disastr
Teem Stoopid
The ‘Ness Brothers
Solos
Ryan Blair
Timothy Gorbold
Kim Mullen
The 3rd Annual Flaming Chicken 12hr Adventure Race is pleased to announce it’s return for 2010! Join us as we mountain bike 15- 25 miles in the middle of the Central Oregon Cascades, trek up to 6-10 miles among the lava buttes of Central Oregon and paddle 5-7 miles across some amazing alpine lakes – yes, it’s all on! Click Flaming Chicken registration form to register and then pay with a credit card through www.bendticket.com or send a check in with your registration form.
The Chicken will be rogaine style which means that participants of all levels can successfully participate. Find a friend or two and venture into areas you may otherwise rarely explore in groups of 2, 3 or 4. The ability to navigate using a map and terrain features is the only essential navigation experience necessary. Those with stronger skills will find themselves challenged as well. Solo racers are only permitted to participate if they have previous AR experience and advanced navigation skills.
Feedback from participants last year was that this was one of their favorite races of the season. So find some friends and sign up soon!
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Participant Responsibility Model
Lay It Out Events and Flaming Chicken AR endorse the Participant Responsibility Model wherein participants take primary responsibility for their own safety. Participants are encouraged to acquire the skills and experience required to safely participate in all of the various activities that can be part of adventure racing. Participants are expected to be aware of their own limitations and exercise good judgment while still challenging themselves. Lay It Out Events will strive to provide participants with adequate information regarding the activities involved in its events, while still retaining as much of the mystery and “adventure” that defines adventure racing.
