Savage Race Overcomes COVID-19 Challenges in Illinois
Author: Brett Stewart
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“Savage Race is safe. Come race with us.” – Sam Abbitt
- 100% outdoors
- Customers are athletes, a young and very healthy demographic
- Hired medical professionals screening every single entrant
- Masks required anytime you are near people
- So much room to space out that customer occupancy is expressed in people per acre (in Illinois we had ~2 people per acre of venue space)
- Can hardly walk 10 feet in transactional areas without hitting a hand sanitizer stand
- Plastic barriers, hand sanitizer, masks at all transactional areas
Safety Protocols
Savage Race enacted multiple new safety protocols to keep participants and staff safe, including mandatory health screening before entering the venue, copious amounts of hand sanitizing stations throughout the festival and course, social distancing measures for all participants before, during, and after the event, and more. See the complete After Action report below for full details.
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Complete After-Action Report from 2020 Savage Race Illinois Event:
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