Pikes Peak Ascent

Timer volunteers watch over the timing equipment setup along the course at the various split points (i.e. 5k, 10k, etc.). Great for those who want to be on-course and cheer on a runner! A 30-45 minute training session a week before the race will be required for folks who have not done this before. 1 Mile to go (1): This is an all day position: Setup the split timing gear at the "One Mile to Go" sign, approximately 1 miles from the summit This will involve walking downhill from the summit to the timing location with a 20lb backpack of timing gear, setting it up, and then taking it back down again. A-Frame (1): This is an all day position: Setup the split timing gear at the "A-Frame Shelter" sign, approximately 3 miles from the summit and a few switchbacks above the aid station. This will involve walking downhill from the summit to the timing location with a 20lb backpack of timing gear, setting it up, and then taking it back down again. Barr Camp (1): This is done in conjunction with the Barr Camp Aid Station. You will be responsible for setting up the gear and then taking it back down again. NoName (1): This is done in conjunction with the NoName Creek Aid Station. The volunteer will be responsible for setting up the timing gear, ensuring that it is turned on and and then taking it back down again. "Top of the W's" (1): Setup the split timing gear at the spot known as the "Top of the W's," approximately 3 miles from the start. This will involve picking up the gear from city hall at 5:45am, walking from the start to the timing location with a 20lb backpack of timing gear, setting it up, and then taking it back down again. A 30-45 minute training session a week before the race will be required for folks who have not done this before. You will be onsite from 6:30am until 8:30am. When the shift is done the gear will be brought down and stored in City Hall.