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These info are based on submitted data. We will no longer accept changes on race kit claiming and race day. Changes submitted on race kit claiming will be accepted but participant will not be entitled to a podium award.

From coast to crest, the adventure continues.

Now on its 7th year, the Brusko Pacific Coast Epic pushes the boundaries once again, bringing riders into the raw, untamed heart of General Nakar, Quezon — where the Pacific Ocean roars to the east and the Sierra Madre towers to the west.

Presented by Sandugo in proud partnership with the Municipality of General Nakar, this year’s edition invites cyclists to tackle the legendary General Nakar to Umiray route — a trail-dominant course where 95% is off-road and 100% is unforgettable.

Think gravel grinds, river crossings, brutal climbs, and breathtaking descents. It’s not just a race — it’s a test of grit, endurance, and love for the ride.

Reminder: All participants must present a valid medical certificate before race day. No cert, no ride.

General Nakar is a municipality located in the province of Quezon, Philippines. It is situated on the eastern side of Luzon Island, facing the Pacific Ocean. The municipality is known for its natural beauty, with a landscape that includes dense forests, rolling hills, rivers, and pristine beaches.

General Nakar is also home to several indigenous communities, including the Dumagat tribe, who have maintained their traditional way of life and culture. The municipality is considered an ecotourism destination, offering visitors the chance to experience nature and immerse themselves in the local culture.

In terms of infrastructure, General Nakar has a few small towns and villages, with basic amenities such as shops, restaurants, and accommodations. The area is relatively undeveloped, which adds to its natural charm and appeal

for those seeking a rustic and authentic travel experience. Overall, General Nakar is a place of natural beauty, cultural richness, and simplicity, making it a unique destination for visitors to the Philippines.

RACE DATE: August 24, 2025

LOCATION: General Nakar, Quezon Province

CATEGORIES:

• 75km MTB
• 75km Gravel
• 75km E-Bike

• 100km MTB

Registration Fee:

75km:

• Php 2000 (Early Bird)
• Php 4000 (Regular)

100km:

• Php 2500 (Early Bird)
• Php 5000 (Regular)

• 19 & Below
• 20 - 29
• 30 - 39
• 40 - 49
• 50 - 59
• 60 & Above

Gun Start: August 24, 2025, Sunday,

Time Release: 5:00 AM

Cut-Off Times

• 16 hours

Intermediate Cut off:

• 8 hours Masanga Point.

Slots Available: 400

Requirement:

• Must have finished a 30km Bike Race
• Physically fit

What it is:

The 100km category is a single-stage out-and-back course that begins at the General Nakar Municipal Hall, enters the main race course, and goes all the way to Dinigman. Participants must check in with the race officials in Dinigman before heading back to the General Nakar Municipal Hall.

Quick Directions:

1. From the General Nakar Municipal Hall, turn right at Syltex Gasoline Station.
2. At the junction, take a right to Dinigman U-Turn Checkpoint. Check-in.
3. Head back to the General Nakar Municipal Hall.
4. 100kms Categories Munisipyo to Dinigman.

Bike limit:

• Mtb @2.0 Tire size.
• Fat bike is allowed.
• Gravel is NOT allowed.

Mandatory Gear:

• Hydration and nutrition
• Headlamp
• Emergency money- at least P1000
• Working mobile phone

Recommended

• Bike tools
• Emergency kit

Gun Start:

August 24, 2025, Sunday, 6:00 AM

Cut-Off Times:

• 12 Hours (Munisipyo to Masanga point)
• No intermediate Cut-off

Requirement:

• Must have finished a 30km Bike Race
• Physically fit

What it is:

The 75km Category is a single-stage out-and-back course that begins at the General Nakar Municipal Hall, enters the main race course, and goes all the way to Masanga. Participants must check in with the race officials in Masanga before heading back to the General Nakar Municipal Hall.

Quick Directions:

1. From the General Nakar Municipal Hall, turn right at Syltex Gasoline Station.
2. At the junction, take a right to Masanga U-Turn Checkpoint. Check-in.
3. Head back to the General Nakar Municipal Hall.

1. For 75 KM & 100 KM MTB Categories Mountain Bikes should have suspension forks with recommended minimum tire size of 2.0. Rigid forks will be allowed provided that tires should have a minimum size of 3.0. Fat bikes are welcome to join MTB categories. However, there will be no sub-category for fat bikes. Fat bikes will be considered as MTB’s.
2. Registered participants who fail to comply with restrictions will not be allowed to participate in the event or will be subjected for disqualification.
3. Maintenance/safe working condition of bicycles during the race is the responsibility of each rider.

• All participants must wear helmets while riding. Participants who fail to comply will be flagged down and asked to wear their helmets properly. Frequent violation of the participant may lead to disqualification.
• Race bibs must be worn properly and must be visible at all times. Race numbers for handle bars / drop bars will also be provided and should be properly displayed at all times.
• Participants are not allowed to change bib numbers nor complete the race in their behalf.
• Wearing closed shoes is highly recommended, but not mandatory.

• Participants must be in good health condition and well-trained.
• Participants must submit a medical or health certificate that recognizes the named participant to be of good health and fit to join the specific distance of the race.
• Health requirements are subject to change pursuant to the LGU requirements. Announcements will be made for any additional requirements or health protocols.

• Participants must present themselves in a sportsmanlike and good character. Participants must not use offensive or abusive language during the race, act in an unsporting manner, be disrespectful to the officials, or ignore the race regulations. Race director, officials, and organizers may disqualify participants who fail to conduct themselves properly.
• Intentional contact by pushing, pulling, or other means which causes another competitor to slow down, fall, or exit the course is not allowed and results in disqualification.
• Participants must respect the countryside, its locals, and its customs.
• Riders must be present at the starting/staging area before the race. Attendance of race safety briefing is also a must.
• Participants must complete the entire distance of the race, and the responsibility for following the official route lies with the participant. Cutting corners and taking short cuts that lead to an unfair advantage are considered illegal and will lead to disqualification.
• Unnecessary damage to the environment and littering will not be tolerated. Observe leave no trace principle.

• Any participant who cannot continue for whichever reason must immediately inform Race Officials. Race Officials will require you to surrender your race bib.
• Participants who are given a Did Not Start (DNS), Did Not Finish (DNF), or Disqualified (DSQ) are not entitled to a finisher’s medal and will not be included in the standing.
• Participants who will take/hire motorized vehicle transportation assistance during their race run will be disqualified from the race.

Participants may be disqualified at the discretion of the race officials for any one or more of the following reasons including but not limited to:

• Not wearing a helmet
• Littering
• Damage to environment
• Unsportsmanlike conduct
• Disrespect to race officials
• Conduct violations

• Helmet
• Trail Food
• Mobile Phone
• Hydration Bag or Bottle*
• Multi-Tools & Tube/Patch Kit*
• Headlight*
• P1000 Emergency Money*
• First Aid Kit (Optional)
• Rain Jacket (Optional)

Note: 70KM/100KM are required to have these equipments on event date.

TBA