Rules

Mont-Vidéo
Bromont, montagne d’expériences
Station touristique Stoneham
Vallée du Parc

Mont-Vidéo

The Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge is a participatory event for teams of one to four participants.
Each participant must pay the registration fee to confirm their participation: $20 for participants of 16 years and older and $10 for participants under 16 years of age.
Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at the start of the Challenge, on the day of the event.
Each team member must do one ski run per hour over 12 consecutive hours.
For children aged 12 years and under and participants aged 65 years or more, the Challenge is considered completed after 6 consecutive hours (with a minimum of 6 ski runs).
For participants under 16, the liability waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and returned to the regional office by mail, fax or e-mail before the event. Participants will not be admissible to the Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge without this form.
Excessive consumption bets between teams, and races between participants are forbidden.
No substitute participant will be accepted after the official start of the Challenge.
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction, resulting in a missed ski run, organizers will consider the ski run as being completed.
The Challenge will take place even the rain, if the snow base is deemed sufficient and safe by the mountain managing team.
In case of a cancellation, the event will not be postponed and the registration fee won’t be reimbursed.
Donations made after the start of the Challenge will not be taken into account for Grand Prizes purposes.
Teams comprised of a Leucan employee are not eligible to the prizes.
A prize may be withdrawn should a donation cheque bounce due to not-sufficient funds. The team will then be responsible for collecting or paying the donation.
If a Grand Prize winning team is comprised of a member aged less than 16, the prize will be awarded to parent(s)/legal guardian(s).

Bromont, montagne d’expériences

The Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge of Bromont, montagne d’expériences includes a participatory component, a competitive component and a snow soapbox race. These three Challenges are realised in team of one to four participants.

Each participant must pay the registration fee to confirm their participation: $20 for participants of 16 years and older and $10 for participants under 16 years of age.
For participants under 16, the liability waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and returned to the regional office by mail, fax or e-mail before the event. Participants will not be admissible to the Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge without this form.
Excessive consumption bets between teams, and races between participants are forbidden.
No substitute participant will be accepted after the official start of the Challenge.
The Challenge will take place even the rain, if the snow base is deemed sufficient and safe by the mountain managing team.
In case of a cancellation, the event will not be postponed and the registration fee won’t be reimbursed.
Donations made after 1:30 p.m. on the day of the event will not be taken into account for Grand Prizes purposes.
Teams comprised of a Leucan employee are not eligible to the prizes.
A prize may be withdrawn should a donation cheque bounce due to not-sufficient funds. The team will then be responsible for collecting or paying the donation.
If a Grand Prize winning team is comprised of a member aged less than 16, the prize will be awarded to parent(s)/legal guardian(s).
Participatory Challenge
Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at 10:30 a.m. on the day of the event.
Each team member must do one ski run per hour over 12 consecutive hours.
For children aged 12 years and under and participants aged 65 years or more, the Challenge is considered completed after 6 consecutive hours (with a minimum of 6 ski runs).
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction, resulting in a missed ski run, organizers will consider the ski run as being completed.

Participatory Challenge

Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at 10:30 a.m. on the day of the event.
Each team member must do one ski run per hour over 12 consecutive hours.
For children aged 12 years and under and participants aged 65 years or more, the Challenge is considered completed after 6 consecutive hours (with a minimum of 6 ski runs).
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction, resulting in a missed ski run, organizers will consider the ski run as being completed.

Competitive Challenge

Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at 10:30 a.m. on the day of the event.
Each team member must accumulate as many points as possible by completing three runs every hour throughout the 12 hours of the Challenge.
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction preventing the three runs per hour, points will be awarded.
The competitive round is a sporting challenge rather than a speed contest. Bromont, montagne d’expériences, the host of the competitions, retains the right to disqualify any competitor not in compliance with the resort’s security code.

Station touristique Stoneham

The Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge is a participatory event for teams of one to four participants.
Each participant must pay the registration fee to confirm their participation: $20 for participants of 16 years and older and $10 for participants under 16 years of age.
Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at the start of the Challenge, on the day of the event.
Each team member must do one ski run per hour over 12 consecutive hours.
For children aged 12 years and under and participants aged 65 years or more, the Challenge is considered completed after 6 consecutive hours (with a minimum of 6 ski runs).
For participants under 16, the liability waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and returned to the regional office by mail, fax or e-mail before the event. Participants will not be admissible to the Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge without this form.
Excessive consumption bets between teams, and races between participants are forbidden.
No substitute participant will be accepted after the official start of the Challenge.
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction, resulting in a missed ski run, organizers will consider the ski run as being completed.
The Challenge will take place even the rain, if the snow base is deemed sufficient and safe by the mountain managing team.
In case of a cancellation, the event will not be postponed and the registration fee won’t be reimbursed.
Donations made after the start of the Challenge will not be taken into account for Grand Prizes purposes.
Teams comprised of a Leucan employee are not eligible to the prizes.
A prize may be withdrawn should a donation cheque bounce due to not-sufficient funds. The team will then be responsible for collecting or paying the donation.
If a Grand Prize winning team is comprised of a member aged less than 16, the prize will be awarded to parent(s)/legal guardian(s).

Vallée du Parc

The Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge is a participatory event for teams of one to four participants.
Each participant must pay the registration fee to confirm their participation: $20 for participants of 16 years and older and $10 for participants under 16 years of age.
Each team member must do one ski run per hour over 12 consecutive hours.
For children aged 12 years and under and participants aged 65 years or more, the Challenge is considered completed after 6 consecutive hours (with a minimum of 6 ski runs).
For participants under 16, the liability waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and returned to the regional office by mail, fax or e-mail before the event. Participants will not be admissible to the Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge without this form.
Excessive consumption bets between teams, and races between participants are forbidden.
No substitute participant will be accepted after the official start of the Challenge.
Participants must use the identified Leucan 12-Hour Ski Challenge chairlift or wait in line. In case of a chairlift malfunction, resulting in a missed ski run, organizers will consider the ski run as being completed.
The Challenge will take place even the rain, if the snow base is deemed sufficient and safe by the mountain managing team.
In case of a cancellation, the event will not be postponed and the registration fee won’t be reimbursed.
Donations made after the start of the Challenge, on the day of the event, will not be taken into account for Grand Prizes purposes.
Teams comprised of a Leucan employee are not eligible to the prizes.
A prize may be withdrawn should a donation cheque bounce due to not-sufficient funds. The team will then be responsible for collecting or paying the donation.
If a Grand Prize winning team is comprised of a member aged less than 16, the prize will be awarded to parent(s)/legal guardian(s).

Regular Team Challenge

Each team must raise a minimum of $500 in donations to participate. Donations must be handed at the latest at 11 a.m. on the day of the event.
If the team raises $3,000 in confirmed donations before March 1^st, 2016, it will possible for it to join the VIP experience.