UCI CYCLING REGULATIONS  2.2.012 (N) The programme - technical guide shall cover all details of organisation, and at  minimum: -  the specific regulations for the event which, depending on the type of race, shall  include the following:  -  mention of the fact that the race will be run under UCI regulations;  -  a statement that only the UCI scale of penalties will apply;  -  where applicable, the local anti-doping legislation which will be applicable  in addition to the UCI's anti-doping regulations;  -  the class of event and the UCI points scale applicable;  -  the categories of riders;  -  the number of riders per team (maximum and minimum);  -  the opening hours of the race headquarters;  -  the venue and time for the confirmation of starters and the distribution of  identification numbers;  -  the venue and time of the sports directors’ meeting;  -  the exact location of race headquarters, the testing station for anti-doping  tests;  -  the frequency used for radio-tour;  -  secondary classifications including all the information required (points, tie- break procedures, etc.);  -  the prizes awarded for all classifications;  -  any applicable time bonuses;  -  the finishing time limits;  -  stages with summit finishes for the purposes of article 2.6.027;  -  awards ceremony procedures;  -  the procedures for applying the times recorded during team time trial  stages to individual classifications;  -  the presence of the neutral support service via motorcycle, if any;  -  feeding points, if any, during time trial events or stages and the relevant  procedures;  -  the criteria used to determine the starting order of a time trial event or  prologue; the criteria shall determine the order of teams; each team shall  determine the starting order of its riders.  -  a description of the course or the stages with profile (profile if necessary),  distances, feeding points and, where applicable, circuits;  -  obstacles on the course (tunnels, level crossings, specific points, etc.);  -  a detailed route and the schedule anticipated;  -  intermediate sprints, mountain primes and special primes;  -  the plan and the profile (profile if necessary) of the final three kilometres;  -  exact start and finish points;  -  the list of hospitals contacted by the organiser in order to receive any injured;  -  the composition of the commissaires’ panel;  -  the name, address and telephone number of the event director, event safety  manager and the names of the other officials;  -  the event’s safety organisation chart, providing details of the identity, functions  and contact details of those in charge of the various sectors;  -  in races with time trial stages: whether the use of a specific time trial bicycle is  prohibited for time trial stages.  (text modified on 1.01.02; 1.01.05; 1.01.07; 1.01.09; 1.01.15; 8.02.21).  E170421  ROAD RACES  15 