6 Days Crazy Job – TRANSPORT – 2021

6 Days Crazy Job – TRANSPORT – 2021

16/07/21 – Travel to Bulgaria as of today is now impossible due to Bulgaria imposing a RED no travel restriction upon the UK unless living there or with close relatives.

With this is mind and at this late stage we are CANCELLING all transport.

BREXIT (NO ISSUES)

All transport into the EU is subject to a carnet which we will deal with. There will be little impact upon the riders.

2021 – Six Days Crazy Job – TRANSPORT

£600.00

8th-13th August 2021, Kazanluk – Bulgaria

Included:

Bike transport UK to Bulgaria to UK

Not Included:

Race Entry
Hotel
Flights
Meals
Fuel
Service
Tools

TOTAL PLACES = 30+

STANDARD CLASS

Difficulty:

EXPERT CLASS

Difficulty:

PRO CLASS

Difficulty:

VEHICLE MOVEMENT FORM. Download, complete and attach loosely to your bike.

Flights:

FLY TO: SOFIA, Bulgaria. Click on the links for flights from Bristol / Birmingham / Leeds / Manchester / London

Bike Transport:

Please download the Motorcycle Movement Form. Read the Terms and Conditions, then fill out the form and attach it loosely to your bike so that we can remove it and keep it with our paperwork for the duration of the event and transport.

Your Bikes are required to be dropped off at our depot near Gloucester 8 days before the event (usually the Sunday before). To comply with the carriage of a non hazardous loads, all bikes must be fully drained of fuel (including the carburettor). If you need your bike collecting from your house this will need to be by separate negotiation.

We reserve the right to possibly impose a 150 kilo total weight allowance – bike, kit and equipment. This is dependant on the vehicle used for transport.

The bikes will arrive home approximately 5/6 days after the event.

Payments:

No payment due until 25th July.

Tried and Tested by Julian Rapp of RappRacing in 2017, 2018 and 2019…..

In 2017 we went to the SDCJ to test things out so that we can advise you with the full knowledge of having taken part. Julian rode Expert. The classes available are Standard, Expert and Pro. There is also a Women’s class that is actually free and runs on the Standard route. We’d say that the Standard class is almost “Iron”, Expert Class is close to Bronze and Pro looks to between Bronze and Silver. If it rains, that could change instantly.

A kind of low-key event that’s much tougher than it appears at the outset. Amazing riding on barely used tracks which requires really good GPS skills. The great thing is the friendliness of the other riders some of whom were pretty well known. Martin Freinademetz, Karl Katoch etc.

Thankfully the temperature in the mountains is a bit lower than lower in the valley and is typically around 28 degrees. But the sun is intense.

The tracks are a mixture of rocky single track, flowing forest track and undergrowth. The ups and downs go on forever. Quite a few fallen trees in some very inconsiderate places add to the occassional carnage. The prologue should prepare you for this. There is not a great deal of fast open riding, but there is some….probably about 10%.

The average daily ride is 4-5 hours. Or 6 if you have lost your mojo.

The organisation is a little “relaxed” but it is 100% there and as long as you don’t stress the information will come to you eventually.

There is a mechanic (Andy) with tyres and mousses on site. He also does a supplementary service package at €50 for a little extra peace of mind. If you don’t utilise his service you will need to take your own 10 litre fuel can.

No competition licence is required. This is a mixed blessing so we would urge you to get medical and repatriation insurance.

The local town of Kazanlak is a not Sibiu! However there are plenty of bars, restaurants and clubs in the evenings. And its cheap.

The Hotel is stuck in a very shallow time warp and the lift doesn’t always stop flush with the floor, but it grows on you and we all felt very settled after a few hours. The air-con is awesome and there are on-site bars and restaurants. The swimming pool is just brilliant and a great way to cool the muscles at the end of the day.

The countryside outside the town is pristine and amazing.

The transport generally takes about 5-6 days either way.

WHAT is the “Six Days Crazy Job”

The Six Days Crazy Job is a 6 Day GPS based Hard Enduro held in the mountains near to the central Balkans in Bulgaria.

This is strictly a GPS with very very few track markings.

The format is identical to other hard adventure style events and therefore should be familiar to those who have done Romaniacs, Minas Riders, Mad-Ron, Xross, Regiment 13 etc.

Unusual to this type of event is its inclusion of Quads/ATV’s.

Race Entry Fee: approximately €400.00 based upon 2017 and paid directly to “six days crazy job” in cash during signing on.

The fee covers:

5 Days Riding plus 1 day off.
Formal dinner on the “Day Off”
Transport of your fuel can to the service break
Light snack every day during the 30 min service break midtrack
Water at the service break.
Insurance during the time of the competition
Commemorative T-shirt
Finisher’s medal

Other Costs

The Hotel Zornica costs approximately €40 per night bed & breakfast for a twin room. So sharing for 8 nights will cost around €160.
You will need a taxi from Sofia Airport at approximately €140 each way.
Meals at the Hotel or in town are inexpensive.

£600.00

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