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Spectators Overview
The Tour of America's Dairyland will offer high energy cycling action featuring the best of pro and amateur racers from around the world. There will be multiple races each day, designated by different skill and age level categories. Some racers will be as young as 10 years old!
Depending on the city, there will either be Criterium Races (aks Crits) or Road Races. A Crit is held on a short course, usually not more than a mile, with racers riding laps until the specified time limit or total distance is reached. All Tour of America's Dairyland Crits will be 60 minutes + 5 laps. First racer to cross the finish line on the final lap wins! A Road Race (aka Circuit Race) is held on a longer open road course varying in length. First racer to complete the course distance and cross the finish line wins!
In addition to cycling, each city will have FREE live entertainment, safe family activities, merchant sidewalk sales and great food.