Regulations 21K 2024
33rd Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich 2024
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General information
Article 1: Organise
Likewise, athletes expressly undertake to follow the instructions and restrictions imposed on them in agreement with the health management of the event.
Article 2: Regulations
The 33rd Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich, an officially approved 21,097.5-metre urban foot race, will be open to all those who have a race bib, whether federated or not. Foreign athletes who comply with RFEA-World Athletics regulations can participate, as long as they are over 18 years of age on the day of the race. The course, which is in an urban setting and on asphalt, is certified by the AIMS/RFEA, and all the kilometre points are indicated with a signpost. The event is included in the World Athletics International Calendar. The race has been awarded the World Athletics Gold Label.
The organisers reserve the right to close registrations if the maximum event size is reached in order to ensure a sustainable increase in capacity, a quality experience and the greatest possible safety for all participants.
Article 3: Start
The start will be at 8:25 a.m. and the race will finish by 12:05 p.m., the maximum official time for finishing the race being 2h:30:00, with this time limit not being exceeded under any circumstances.
The Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich is planning to start the race in waves in order to improve the comfort and safety of all the runners, based on the order of the accredited times. All participants will receive an email well in advance of the race notifying them of the wave that corresponds to them, which will also be indicated on their bib.
- Athletes with times under 1h19:59 will start at 8:25 a.m.
- Athletes with times between 1h20:00 and 1h25:59 will start at 8:30 a.m.
- Athletes with times between 1h26:00 and 1h33:59 will start at 8:35 a.m.
- Athletes with times between 1h34:00 and 1h42:59 will start at 8:48 a.m.
- Athletes with times between 1h43:00 and 1h49:59 will start at 9:01 a.m.
- Athletes with times between 1h50:00 and 1h57:59 will start at 9:14 a.m.
- Athletes with times over 1h58:00 will start at 9:27 a.m
Wheelchair athletes and blind athletes who so wish will depart at 8:48 a.m. in the fourth wave.
The decision to start the race in seven waves will not, under any circumstances, affect the complete and correct timing of all athletes whatever wave they start in. The organisers reserve the right to designate further start times, inter alia, for safety, organisational and/or logistical reasons. In this case, those concerned will be notified in sufficient time for the successful organisation and preparation of the event.
NOTICE: Any runner arriving at km 10 after 10:52 a.m. on 27 October 2024 must, compulsorily, hand in their bib, leave the race and/or get into the sweeper car as they exceed the projection for the overall limit set by the organisers for completing the race (2 hours and 30 minutes).
Times and Boxes
Article 4: Time and start box
The only data the organisers will take into account when assigning the categories will be those provided by the runner themselves on their registration form.
To certify how fast you are, and to place you among runners of your level, we will verify the data collected on your registration. Some will be automatically verified by checking against results from previous editions of our races.
In other cases, we will ask you for additional information with a URL or link to an approved race in which you have participated with an equivalent time (previous ranking in 10K, 15K, half marathon or marathon in the last three years 2022-2023-2024). Notwithstanding the above, all runners who register with the aim of finishing the half marathon under 1h26:00 must provide proof of their previous best time in a marathon, half marathon, 15K or 10K in the last three years through the procedure set up on the registration website, or at the request of the organisers.
Article 5: Changing start box
The organisers will allow the start box for the 2024 edition to be changed free of charge in the self-management area, provided the change is made until 1 October 2024 (inclusive) and the link proving the improved time is accredited, through the registration website in the self-management section “Request a change of Box”.
From that time on, once the bibs have been printed, it will be possible to change the box by paying 25 euros to cover reprinting and management costs until 20 October 2024 (inclusive).
Each runner commits to accepting their starting box at the time of registration and accepts responsibility for providing proof of their personal best records. Therefore, the athlete accepts that the box or starting wave selected at the time of registration will be the one that corresponds to them. With the exceptions provided for in the preceding paragraphs.
Entries and Fees
Article 6: Registration
6.1 Maximum capacity and prices
There will be a maximum of 25,000 bibs available.
The prices and tranches* will be as follows:
Bib no. from 1 to 10,000: €40.
Bibs from 10,001 to 20,000: €50.
Bibs from 20,001 to 25,000: €70.
(*) This price does not include the Day Licence (3 euros mandatory) for runners who do not have a current national licence (RFEA), Valencian regional licence (FACV) or Runner Plus Card. The promotions offered by the race will be communicated to the interested parties and will not be cumulative.
Registration will be closed when the maximum quota of 25,000 registered runners has been reached, thus guaranteeing a sustainable increase in the number of runners, a quality experience for the runners and the best possible safety conditions.
The organisers will set up a waiting list through the official website to fill any vacancies that may arise due to runners dropping out, at a price of €75 per registration.
6.2 Registration for persons with disabilities:
Any athlete with a disability that can be included in any of the four adapted categories will enjoy a discount on registration, taking into account the tranches and dates indicated above, provided they meet the Covid-19 prevention requirements described above, and if there are bibs available.
To compete in any of the four adapted categories (wheelchair, functionally disabled, sensory disabled and intellectually disabled), registration must be formalised with the FESA (Comunitat Valenciana Adapted Sports Federation), whose contact email address is direccion-tecnica@fesa.es, and telephone +34 96 346 57 26. The FESA contributes its criteria, knowledge and experience to ensure the correct grouping in the different categories.
Any athlete who, for whatever reason, does not register through the FESA, will not be classified in any of the four categories of athletes with disabilities, nor will they receive a discount.
Each blind or visually impaired (B2) athlete who requires one will have the right to be accompanied by a guide whose registration will be 100% free and will be made directly through the FESA. There can only be one guide for each athlete with visual impairment.
6.3 Registrations will be made through the website https://tickets.valenciaciudaddelrunning.com/ (As long as bibs are available).
The website https://tickets.valenciaciudaddelrunning.com/ managed by S.D. Correcaminos is the only official and authorised online distributor for registration in the race, so, under no circumstances is registration or the purchase of bibs through different platforms recommended.
The organisers are not responsible for the reliability, veracity and/or suitability of registrations made through third parties, nor do they assume any obligation regarding the availability of places, stock and/or price.
No guarantee is given regarding the recognition of any rights relating to the guarantee, withdrawal, exchange and/or any other rights recognised to the registered persons if the products are not the official ones or have not been obtained through S.D. Correcaminos and/or the website https://tickets.valenciaciudaddelrunning.com/.
The above is without prejudice to registrations made through official tour operators and included in travel packs, which in any case will redirect to the aforementioned website for the purpose of completing the registration directly on the authorised distribution platform.
6.4 Sub-elite bib status will apply to athletes who apply with times under 30:00 in a 10k or 10,000m race, 1h06:00 in a half marathon, or 2h20:00 in a marathon run in the last three years, and under 35:30, 1h17:30 or 2h45:00 (same conditions for women) and provided they have been achieved in events on the official World Athletics calendar on approved courses. Sub-elite bibs will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and only until sold out, from 2 May 2024. There will be no personal food provision or payment of expenses or fees for sub-elite athletes.
Article 7: Change of owner
7.1 It will be possible to change the name or owner of the bib/chip through our registration platform in the self-management section “Request change of owner”.
If you are not going to run, you can give your bib and place in the race to another runner. The new runner will have to comply with all the provisions set out in these regulations, by accepting the bib they will be accepting the content in its entirety. You will receive a refund for the price paid for your registration and a registration code valid for minimun 1 day to give to the new runner, who will register for the price of the tranche in force at the time of their registration, plus an associated cost of 5 euros for “administration costs”. Your refund will be approved if the new runner completes their registration. Available until 20 October (inclusive).
The organisers reserve the right to modify the way in which the change is made.
7.2 For legal and sporting reasons, but above all for safety reasons, it will not be possible to transfer the bib to another runner without following the process foreseen for this purpose and without obtaining the organiser’s agreement. In the event that the organisers become aware of this circumstance prior to the race, the bib that has been sold or transferred without authorisation will be disqualified, and the owner will not be open to participation in the race. In addition, given the risk run by those people who wear a bib without the knowledge of the organisers and the distortion produced in the rankings, the organisers may note down the details of any person who receives, gives or sells a bib, preventing their registration for the following 4 years, and, where appropriate, inform other marathon, half marathon and 10K organisations of their actions. In the case of athletes who are members of the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation (RFEA) and the Comunitat Valenciana Athletics Federation, their conduct will also be reported so that, if appropriate, the corresponding measures may be taken.
7.3 The organisers reserve the right to prevent the athlete’s registration in the future and to inform other races of the procedure taken for those athletes disqualified for not having completed the entire 21,097.5 metres of the course.
Article 8: Withdrawal due to injury and returns
8.1. The accreditation due to injury must be proven by means of an official medical certificate provided on the event registration website,
Conditions:
- The withdrawal is due to physical injury, not for contracted diseases.
- The 75% refund will be made until August 1st. Thereafter, and until October 1st, 50% will be returned. The possible contribution to the solidarity entity will not be returned, which will be donated to it.
- The management of the return has a cost of 5 euros, to be deducted from the amount to be returned. The amount of the insurance fee will not be returned, nor any management expense or duplication previously caused.
- The refund will be made within 30 days by the same means of payment with which the registration was made.
8.2 Refund Insurance. If the Refund Insurance was taken out at the time of registration, you can request a refund of 80% of the amount, excluding the insurance fee, for any reason, until 20 October 2024 (inclusive). The solidarity contribution will not be refunded, if the there would be, since it will be donated directly to the solidarity entity. The amount of the insurance fee will not be returned, nor any management expense or duplication previously caused.
The refund Insurance can only be contracted at the time of registration, and cannot be added afterwards.
Article 9. Duplicate registrations
Article 10: Collection of bibs and goodie bag
The bibs and chips will be handed out only and exclusively in person at the Runners’ Expo on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 October from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Runners’ Expo will be located on Feria Valencia. + Info Expo
No bibs will be handed out on race day.
The runner may authorise a third party to collect the bib, wristband and runner’s bag via the ticket platform, following prior registration with the registered runner’s details during October.
No bibs will be given to those who do not comply with the requirements set by the organisers.go
Categories, Prizes and Trophies
Article 11: Categories
The men’s and women’s categories for the 33rd Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich, are governed by the rules of World Athletics and the RFEA, and are set out as follows:
| Under 20 | 18 and 19 YEARS |
| Under 23 | 20, 21 and 22 YEARS |
| SENIOR | 23-34 YEARS |
| M35 / W35 | 35-39 YEARS |
| M40 / W40 | 40-44 YEARS |
| M45 / W45 | 45-49 YEARS |
| M50 / W50 | 50-54 YEARS |
| M55 / W55 | 55-59 YEARS |
| M60 / W60 | 60-64 YEARS |
| M65 / W65 | 65-69 YEARS |
| M70 / W70 | 70-74 YEARS |
| M75 / W75 | 75-79 YEARS |
| M80 / W80 | 80 + YEARS |
- All ages indicated relate to the day of the race.
11.2 The following four categories are established in men’s and women’s categories for athletes with disabilities:
Wheelchair athletes:
1) Athletes in wheelchairs that have no mechanisms or gears to assist in the propulsion of the wheelchair. Only pushing with the arms on the rim attached to the wheel is allowed. Handbikes are excluded from any competitive classification, as their use involves cycling and not athletics.
Foot runners:
2) Functionally disabled persons (people with physical disabilities, cerebral palsy and brain injury)
3) Sensory disabled (blind and deaf)
4) Intellectually disabled athletes
NOTE: The race for athletes in regulation handbike and athletes in other types ofnon-certified wheelchairs will not be competitive and they will not have their own ranking in their category.
11.3 Athletes in wheelchairs, handbikes or similar may not at any time overtake the Local Police car that leads the race. If they do so, they will be disqualified from the race. If they ignore this and drive in front of the Local Police car that leads the race, they will do so at their own risk, and will be excluded from the insurance policies that cover the race.
Article 12: Trophies
Trophies will be awarded to the first three overall men’s and women’s category winners and to the Spanish winners. Runners in the disabled categories will also receive their trophy at a post-race event.
Any trophies not collected on the day of the race will remain in the possession of the organisers, it being understood that they have been waived if they have not been collected from the club headquarters by 6 November.
Article 13: Prizes
13.1 The following cash prizes have been established:
For the first five men’s and women’s category athletes of Spanish nationality holding a RFEA licence the following cash prizes have been established:
| 1st | €1,000 |
| 2nd | €500 |
| 3rd | €300 |
| 4th | €200 |
| 5th | €100 |
To be eligible for these cash prizes, men’s category runners must finish in a time under 1:06:00 and women’s category runners in under 1:15:00. Men’s category runners who finish in a time between 1:06:00 and 1:10:00 and women’s category runners who who finish in a time between 1:15:00 and 1:25:00 will receive 50% of the prize, while men’s category runners who finish in a time over 1:10:00 and women’s category runners who finish in a time over 1:25:00 will not having any right to a cash prize.
The prizes for the general classification and for Spanish nationality athletes are cumulative.
All the cash prizes will be subject to the withholdings established by law, the amount being paid by bank transfer or cheque once the times and results have been officially recognised by the RFEA after the relevant anti-doping controls.
The participation of all elite or World Athletics Label category athletes will have to be agreed to by the organisers.
13.2 Prizes for race, World and Spanish records
The prize for beating the world record (57:31 for men, 1:02:52 for women) will be 70,000 euros.
The prize for beating the Spanish record (59:39 for men, 1:09:41 for women) will be 6,000 euros.
La organización exigirá la completa restitución de los premios económicos de cualquier atleta si World Athletics anula sus resultados deportivos debido a una sanción por dopaje en los controles específicos de la prueba, o incluso con posterioridad por anomalía en el Athlete Biological Passport (Pasaporte Biológico), independientemente de que el atleta no haya dado positivo en los controles antidopaje específicos de la carrera. Todo atleta, o en su defecto Mánager World Athletics, que acepte un premio económico en el Medio Maratón Valencia Trinidad Alfonso Zurich asume automáticamente esta condición para garantizar la igualdad de oportunidades, la limpieza y la salud en el atletismo.
Independientemente de los domicilios de las partes, cualquier controversia que pudiera surgir se resolverá conforme a las leyes españolas y con sumisión expresa a los Juzgados y Tribunales de la ciudad de Valencia.
Notices and other considerations
Article 14: Judges Committee
The race is controlled by the Judges Committee of the F.A.C.V.
There will be time controls along the route. Only those participants who run the race with the chip provided by the organisers, which is located on the back of the race bib, will appear in the ranking. Runners are obliged to check that their chip is working properly at the corresponding stand at the Runners’ Expo when they collect their bib.
Neither the organisers, nor the sponsors, nor the main partner will assume any responsibility in the event the chip malfunctions.
Article 15: Infractions and disqualifications
15.1 The bibs/chips issued by the organisers are personal and non-transferable, and must be placed on the chest without tampering or folding. The control chip is also personal and non-transferable. Failure to comply with this article will be grounds for disqualification.
The organisers will not admit runners who are not registered or who run without a bib or with a bib that is not an unofficial one for this edition of the race. The organisers will prevent them from accessing the race in defence of the rights of those who are registered in accordance with the regulations. [Elite or World Athletics Label athletes who register as amateur runners will also not be admitted. The participation of all elite or World Athletics Label category athletes will have to be expressly agreed to by the organisers.]
For the safety of the runners, unauthorised vehicles will not be allowed access. The race judges and the organisers reserve the right to disqualify any offender who, if any irregularity is detected in any runner: (i) does not wear a visible bib, tampers with it and/or transfers it to another runner, (ii) alters the data provided to the organisers or the referee with respect to what appears on their ID card or federation card, (iii) does not complete the entire course, shows poor physical condition, does not provide the organisers with the required documentation, fails to comply with any other rule contemplated by the FACV, RFEA and World Athletics Regulations.
It will be compulsory for federated members to compete in their corresponding club’s kit, and they may be penalised if they do not do so.
Disqualified runners will not be eligible for prizes or trophies.
15.2 Given the serious damage that this would be caused to the organisers and the other runners in the race, in the event of access to the race that infringes the established access conditions or of any irregularity being committed, the organisers reserve the right to take the appropriate measures, in accordance with applicable legislation. Accordingly, appropriate civil, criminal or administrative proceedings will be instituted to hold the offender liable.
The irregularities that will give rise to the initiation of such actions include (i) not being registered for the race and therefore not having a bib/chip to participate in the race; (ii) running with the bib/chip of a third party (without having made the change of ownership or carrying it concealed); (iii) running with a bib/chip that does not correspond to that of the race; (iv) running with a falsified bib/chip (photocopied document or one that imitates the bib). This list is given by way of example and is not exhaustive, and there may be other irregularities which may give rise to legal action on the part of the organisers.
Both those who commit such irregularities and those who assist in them being carried out will be identified as “offending runners“.
Those runners who are identified as “offending runners” by the Organisers on the day of the race will be removed, identified and expelled by the race security personnel, in the exercise of their powers, and identification data will be obtained from them; photographs, etc., which will be used for the purpose of taking the corresponding legal action.
In the event that the infringement becomes known after the event has taken place, appropriate action will be taken as soon as the infringement becomes known.
The “offending runners” will receive notifications and/or summonses for the proceedings in which their possible liabilities will be judged, so they can take part in said proceedings.
Article 16: Route
The route will be marked with a line and all the kilometres will also be marked in accordance with World Athletics standards.
Article 17: Medical services and refreshments
Medical services will be located along the route, as well as in the start and finish area.
There will be liquid refreshments at kilometres 5, 10, 15 and 19, approximately, as well as one final liquid and solid station at the finish line.
All registered runners are obliged to fill in details on the back of the bib including their name, surname, telephone number in case of emergency, whether they have any medical problem (allergy, special care, etc.) or are under any specific treatment, as well as their blood group.
Article 18: Anti-doping controls
As the event is included in the RFEA and World Athletics international calendar, there will be mandatory anti-doping controls.
Any runner who, having been nominated to pass said control, refuses to do so, will be automatically disqualified in all the categories and prizes to which they may be entitled. Athletes who pass this control and who are entitled to prize money will have to wait for the result of the control to receive their prize money.
Article 19: Authorised vehicles
The only vehicles authorised to follow the race will be those designated by the organisers. It is totally forbidden to follow the runners on motorcycle, bicycle, skates or any other wheeled vehicle. The local police and race judges will remove them from the course to avoid accidents.
Article 20: Complaints
Complaints must be made orally to the arbitrator, no later than 30 minutes after officially communicating the results. The decision of the arbitrator is not subject to appeal.
Article 21: Cancellation or suspension of the race for reasons beyond the controlof the race Organisers:
In the event that, for reasons beyond the organiser's control, the race is suspended or the authorities do not authorise it for the date initially planned, the Organisers will notify the participants as far in advance as possible, indicating the new date of the event (which may be either in 2024 or 2024). Runners may opt for a refund if they do not wish to participate in the event on the new date. In this case, they will be informed how to proceed.
Health limitations
The event will comply with the health regulations in force in the Valencian
Community at the time it is to be held. The Organisers will communicate this to all
athletes, so that they can be aware of the new requirements and comply with them.
Under extraordinary circumstances, if the Organisers receive from the Health Authorities a communication prohibiting the race from being held with the initially planned number of participants, the Organisers will establish a draw to randomly select the participants until the new permitted number of participants is reached, giving the others the opportunity to recover 100% of their registration fee.
However, the Organisers reserve the right not to hold the event in the event that the number of participants allowed by the authorities is substantially reduced compared to that initially planned or if conditions are imposed that make it unfeasible to hold the event.
Disclaimer and data protection
Article 22:
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
This race belongs to the Official Calendar of the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation, so once the registration has been completed the runner’s basic data will be transferred to this entity for processing. The purpose of this transfer will be to negotiate with the insurance company for the compulsory accident and civil liability insurance, as well as for the management of the day licence and the popular ranking of road races. Likewise, the data will be transferred to the main collaborator, the Trinidad Alfonso Foundation (TAF), to facilitate efficient collaboration between the latter and the organiser. In any event, and as established by the Data Protection Act, the data subject may in the future exercise their rights of access, rectification, deletion, objection, limitation and portability by writing or sending an email to the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation. Avenida de Valladolid nº 81 – 28008 Madrid. Email: rfea@rfea.es and/or to the Trinity Alfonso Mocholí, CV Foundation (FTA) C/Poeta Quintana 1 bajo, (46003) Valencia, email: info@fundaciontrinidadalfonso.org
For more information, you can consult the conditions and privacy policy.
By registering, all participants declare that they are aware of and accept these Rules and the Disclaimer and Data Protection Policy. In case of doubt, the judgement of the organisers will prevail. Specifically, on their registration, the runners sign the following declaration:
“I am participating in the race on a completely voluntary basis and I consciously accept the difficulty of the race, taking into account its distance and technical difficulty, for which I declare that I have sufficient technical knowledge, experience and physical and psychological condition to cope with the characteristics of the race.
I declare that I am in optimum health to take part in the 33rd Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich, having the total certainty that I am physically and psychologically fit to do so and having passed the relevant medical check-ups, ruling out any illness, pathology, injury or any other health problem that might make my participation inadvisable. In the event of any change in my state of health at the time of the race, which would pose a risk to me or to the health of the other participants, I undertake not to take part in the race.
I also accept that I must comply with any requirements imposed by the Organisers in relation to health limitations.
During the competition, I will cooperate as far as possible with the organisers in order to avoid personal accidents and I will behave appropriately, without endangering my health or that of others. I agree to comply with the regulations set forth in the 33rd VALENCIA HALF MARATHON TRINIDAD ALFONSO ZURICH 2024 REGULATIONS, safety protocols and indications established by the organisers.
I am aware and accept and assume that, under the present circumstances, there is an objective risk of contagion with COVID-19 with the consequences that could result for me in terms of health or problems that could even lead to death.
Taking into account all of the above, I exempt the organisers, collaborators, sponsors and/or other participating institutions from any responsibility for any accident, health problems or injury that I may suffer before, during and/or after the sporting event, renouncing any legal action against any of the aforementioned entities.
I also authorise the organisers to make use of photos, videos and any other audiovisual material in which I may appear for publicity purposes, and accept the publication of my name in the race ranking, in the media and/or on the Internet, without expecting any payment, compensation or retribution for this concept”.
Notice: The organisers recommend that runners undergo a medical check-up prior to the race, all participants accepting the risk derived from the sporting activity.
Article 23:
23.1 By registering for the Valencia Half Marathon Trinidad Alfonso Zurich, the participants give their consent that both the race organiser, S.D. Correcaminos, as well as its main partner, the Trinidad Alfonso Mocholí Foundation of the Comunitat Valenciana, as well as any other sponsor and/or contributor to the event, whether by themselves or through third party companies, may store, process and use their name, results, as well as their image collected during the event by means of photographs, videos, live tracking or estimation of position on the course during the event on the official app, or any other medium, and may process for exclusively sporting, promotional or commercial purposes their personal data, as well as their image during the event obtained by means of photographs, videos, etc. by means of any device (internet, advertising, etc.) and without any time limit.
23.2 The list of results will be published on the website.
23.3 The LiveTracking presented through the official race app can be viewed by any user who downloads the application for free, which is available on Google Play and the Apple Store. This option allows participants in the race to be tracked in real time by name or bib number. This is a functionality offered to runners so that family, friends and the general public can locate the runner on the course.
By default, the tracking is performed through the runner’s chip that connects with sensors that are distributed along the route. Between each sensor, the application takes the average speed of the runner to estimate their location, so the location may not be completely accurate during these periods. The app also offers the option of activating GPS tracking in case the race is run while carrying a mobile device. In this case, the tracking will be as accurate as the app allows. Neither the organisers, nor the sponsors, nor the main partner can be held responsible for the accuracy of any location involving the app.
Through the “LiveTracking Privacy Info” option on the app, a runner can configure this functionality, so that the visualisation can be (i) Public: any user can see where they are by entering their name or bib number; (ii) With a pin code, only users to whom the runner provides the pre-established pin can track them; (iii) Hidden: no one can track them.
Neither the organisers, nor the sponsors, nor the main partner can be held responsible for any possible errors in location involving the app.
23.4 In accordance with the regulations on data protection we inform you of the following:
| Organiser Details | Sociedad Deportiva Correcaminos (G-46197893) C/Arzobispo Fabián y Fuero 14 bajo, (46009) Valencia info@correcaminos.org |
| Main Partner Details | Trinidad Alfonso Mocholí, Fundación CV (FTA) G98409386 C/Poeta Quintana 1 bajo, (46003) Valencia info@fundaciontrinidadalfonso.org |
| Purpose for collecting personal data | Management of registrations, results, organisation of the race, Box management. Management of the Race sponsors, as well as the information they want to transmit to the runners, Race insurance, RFEA licences, etc. Publicity relating to the Race both before and after. |
| Legitimisation | Execution of the contract with the runner. |
| Recipients | In order to execute the runner’s contract, the data is transferred to the Royal Spanish Federation; to Zurich Seguros as the insurance company; and to banking institutions. Runners can receive information from sponsors through the organiser. |
| Runner’s rights | By contacting us (postal letter, email, etc.) and proving their identity (DNI), anyone has the right to: – know if we process their personal data-access/rectify/cancel/delete/oppose – us processing their data. – portability – and to claim the exercise of these rights before the Spanish Data Protection Agency |
| Notifications | The organisers will use the following notification methods, all of which are equally valid: email or mobile phone message, and any other mobile or web application (such as WhatsApp, Line, Telegram). |
| Sponsors | The race sponsors/partners may send you commercial communications through the organisers to the email address you provide us with. You can consult who the sponsors/partners are on the website at any time. Unless expressly authorised by you, the organisers will refrain from disclosing your contact details to sponsors/partners. |
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
The organisers reserve the right to make any changes to these regulations they deem necessary, and must communicate this on the race website and in the information given to the runner.
El presente contrato se entiende celebrado en la ciudad de Valencia.
All matters not provided for in these Regulations will be governed by the General Competition Rules in force as issued by the FACV, RFEA and World Athletics.