CHIP TIMING

Chip Timing

OVERVIEW

The Sea-2-Key Double Century is a RIDE, NOT a race.
It is mandatory for each participant of the Sea-2-Key Double Century to wear a timing chip.
Your overall time, from start-to-finish, will begin when you start in Ormond Beach and end when you cross the finish line in Cedar Key.
Each rider's chip-time will be recorded and posted.

TIMING CHIP PICKUP

Each participant will pickup their timing chip at the starting location.
The timing chip is on a Velcro strap that you can put on your wrist.

TIMING CHIP INSTRUCTIONS

Your Sea-2-Key results will be captured using a timing transponder, commonly called “the chip”.

Please follow these instructions carefully.

- Not wearing the transponder properly may prevent you from being timed/tracked.
- Transponders are non-transferable! Be careful not to switch with friends, family, teammates, etc.
- Wrap the bracelet around your wrist before starting the ride and wear it at all times during the ride.
- Be sure you cross the timing points at the start and finish line of the ride.
- Return the timing chip to a volunteer after crossing the finish line.
- Forget to return your chip? Please mail it in a padded envelope to CAAM Events at:
  1239 Bolton Place, Lake Mary, FL 32746
- If you fail to return the timing transponder, there will be a $40 replacement fee.

FINISH LINE CHUTE AND RACE RESULTS

In addition to the timing chip, it is important that you have your bib/frame number visible as much as possible during the ride— and especially when you cross the finish line.
Attach bib/frame number so it is visible to neutral support
"Total time” is calculated beginning when the event starts and ends when the cyclist crosses the finish line.
Cyclists should do their best to pass through the finish chute in the order they crossed the finish line.

TIMING

This is not a start-to-finish race.
Your overall time from start to finish does not matter for this competition.
Your overall and gender rankings are determined by your overall time.