TOOL BOX SCRAMBLE
TEAMS/PAIRS/NDIVIDUALS
Tool Box Scramble – Rules
Rider 1 starts with a toolbox. Rider 1 rides to the bin and places the tool box on it, rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, then crosses the Start/Finish line.
Rider 2 rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, then crosses the Start/Finish line.
Rider 3 repeats as Rider 2.
Rider 4 rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, picks up the toolbox and carries it over the Start/Finish line.
The last hammer must be supported only by the toolbox when the rider crosses the finish line and not in the rider’s hand.
Weights may be placed in the toolbox in windy conditions to prevent it blowing off the bin, but in this case the weights are considered to be part of the equipment and must be replaced if the tool box is knocked over.
A hammer is considered to be in the toolbox if it is supported solely by the toolbox and not supported or aided by any other object or person.
Race Set Up:
1 inverted bin in line with the second row of bending poles, and 4 hammers on the 3 metre mark at the changeover end, offset between the bending pole lines
Rider 1 starts with a toolbox. Rider 1 rides to the bin and places the tool box on it, rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, then crosses the Start/Finish line.
Rider 2 rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, picks up the toolbox and carries it over the Start/Finish line.
The last hammer must be supported only by the toolbox when the rider crosses the finish line and not in the rider’s hand.
Weights may be placed in the toolbox in windy conditions to prevent it blowing off the bin, but in this case the weights are considered to be part of the equipment and must be replaced if the tool box is knocked over.
A hammer is considered to be in the toolbox if it is supported solely by the toolbox and not supported or aided by any other object or person.
Race Set Up:
1 inverted bin in line with the second row of bending poles, and 2 hammers on the 3 metre mark at the changeover end, offset between the bending pole lines
The Rider starts with a toolbox.
The rider rides to the bin and places the tool box on it, rides to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up a hammer, remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box, returns to the changeover end, dismounts and picks up the second hammer; remounts and rides to drop the hammer in the tool box; picks up the toolbox and carries it over the Start/Finish line. The last hammer must be supported only by the toolbox when the rider crosses the finish line and not in the rider’s hand.
Weights may be placed in the toolbox in windy conditions to prevent it blowing off the bin, but in this case the weights are considered to be part of the equipment and must be replaced if the tool box is knocked over.
A hammer is considered to be in the toolbox if it is supported solely by the toolbox and not supported or aided by any other object or person.
Race Set Up:
1 inverted bin in line with the second row of bending poles, and 2 hammers on the 3 metre mark at the changeover end, offset between the bending pole lines
