Legal notice

Website owner

In compliance with Article 10 of Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the owner of the website https://www.transpyr.com (the "Site") is identified below.

• Company name: Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name]
• Tax ID (NIF): [TO COMPLETE: NIF]
• Registered address: [TO COMPLETE: registered address]
• Email: info@transpyr.com
• Phone: [TO COMPLETE: phone]
• Travel agency licence: [TO COMPLETE: travel agency licence no.]
• Commercial registry: [TO REVIEW: registry, volume, folio and sheet]

Trade name and activity

"Transpyr Coast to Coast" is the trade name under which Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name] organises the Transpyr Coast to Coast cycling event. Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name] is a licensed travel agency: the packs that include accommodation are marketed as package travel under Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007 (see the Package travel information page). The basic registration without accommodation is a sports-event service governed by the Terms of participation.

Purpose of the Site

The Site provides information about the event (route, stages, modalities, dates and prices) and allows riders to register and pay online. Browsing the Site is free of charge; registering requires acceptance of the Terms of participation, the Privacy policy and, where applicable, the Package travel conditions.

The information published on the Site is provided in good faith and may be updated at any time. Route, stages and timetables are indicative until confirmed in the road book sent to registered riders.

Conditions of use

By browsing the Site you agree to use it in accordance with the law, this legal notice and generally accepted good practice. In particular, you agree not to:

• Use the Site for unlawful purposes or in a way that damages the rights or interests of the organiser or of third parties.
• Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the backoffice, databases or payment systems, or interfere with their normal operation.
• Introduce malware, scrape content automatically or overload the infrastructure.
• Register on behalf of another person without their authorisation, or provide false information.

Intellectual and industrial property

All content on the Site — texts, photographs, video, route maps and elevation profiles, logos, graphic design and source code — is owned by Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name] or by third parties who have licensed its use, and is protected by Spanish and international intellectual property law. "Transpyr" and the Transpyr Coast to Coast logos are distinctive signs of the organiser [TO REVIEW: trademark registration number and classes].

Reproduction, distribution, public communication or transformation of any content is prohibited without the prior written authorisation of Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name], except for private, non-commercial viewing. Photographs taken by riders during the event and shared on social networks with the official hashtags remain the property of their authors.

Liability and third-party links

Valua Travel [TO COMPLETE: legal name] strives to keep the Site accurate and available but does not guarantee uninterrupted access or the absence of errors, and may suspend the Site for maintenance. The Site may link to third-party websites (payment gateway, hotels, Strava, social networks) whose content and privacy practices are outside the organiser's control.

Information about the event's physical demands is provided for guidance only; each rider is responsible for assessing their own fitness (see the Terms of participation).

Hosting and technical providers

The Site is hosted by Vercel Inc. (San Francisco, USA), with the database operated by Neon Inc. Online payments are processed by Redsys Servicios de Procesamiento, S.L. through the organiser's bank. How these providers handle personal data is explained in the Privacy policy.

Applicable law and jurisdiction

This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute arising from the use of the Site shall be submitted to the courts of the organiser's registered address, except where mandatory consumer protection rules entitle the consumer to the courts of their own domicile.

Consumers may also refer disputes to the consumer arbitration system (Juntas Arbitrales de Consumo) [TO REVIEW: whether the organiser adheres to a consumer arbitration board or to an accredited ADR entity under Law 7/2017].