Rules and Regulations

REGISTRATION:

• All participants must register via the registration portal.
• Teams will be informed of your allocated race slot and time via an Administrative Instruction that will be sent out to the registered team leaders' e-mail addresses one week before the race.
• Participants are expected to understand the race mechanics and criteria before registering for the event.
• For SAFRA Category, all participants must have a valid SAFRA Membership ID, Singaporean / PR to participate in the event. The Membership ID will be sighted upon race check-in, and failure to do so will result in disqualification.
• For Open Category, it will be applicable for anyone that is not eligible for the SAFRA Category. 
• All participants are responsible for ensuring they have received medical clearance from a qualified health professional before racing.

EVENT DAY PROCEDURES:

• Teams are required to report one hour from their allocated timeslot for the race pack collection and race check-in.
• After check-in, participants may store their belongings that is not needed for the race at the baggage deposit counter.
• Participants must be dressed appropriately for the race.
• All participants of SAFRA FitX will be automatically indemnified for the event.
• After the race, each participant will be given a finisher Patch.
• Only approved accessories can be worn during the race. Please see below for the list of approved accessories.
• No wearable technology is allowed unless approved by the Race Director. Please see below for the list of approved wear technology.

RACE FORMATS:

• For FitX Challenge Individual / Double / Trio, please refer here.
• For FitX Junior / Family Challenge, please refer here.

DOPING / ILLEGAL SUBSTANCE:

• The organisers is committed to uphold the integrity of the competition for all participants.
• Doping refers to the use of prohibited substances or methods that can help to enhance performance unfairly
• The event adopts a list of prohibited substances and methods aligned with internationally recognized standards by World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and Anti-Doping Singapore.
• To maintain credibility, the event organisers may subject participants to testing due to the following reasons
  • Random Testing: Participants may be selected randomly before, during, or after the event
  • Targeted Testing: Based on performance, suspicion, or ranking
  • Sample Types: Urine and/or blood samples
  • Collection Protocol: Conducted by trained officials under secure and confidential conditions
• Participants may use certain prohibited substances if it is medically necessary however a Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUE) will be required to be submitted and approved before the event by the organisers.
• The organisers reserve the rights to disqualify any participants suspected of doping and any decisions made by the organisers is final.

APPROVED ACCESSORIES / WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY:

Please see below for the list of approved accessories and wearable technology. For any items beyond the list, please clarify with the event organisers before the race.