There is no dilemma here either. Ethical and moral standards are already against all kinds of fraud and disobeying the rules. In bikepacking competitions, any help from third parties is prohibited, except in exceptional cases of course. A competitor who has an escort has missed the point of bikepacking and is clearly there by mistake. For the prize, he will receive a lifetime disqualification from participating in events organized by ŠD Bikepacking Slovenia. In such a case, do not delay and report the violation to the organizer immediately, if possible, also record it. It's not about suing, but about announcing one of the worst possible violations.

The home stop procedure is incorrect. If you want to finish the competition, you must not stop at home, as this would violate the rule of equal opportunities. The other participants cannot stop at your place, nor is your home generally accessible to everyone. If you do stop at home, inform the organizer immediately. With this, you have stopped being in the competition schedule, but you can then continue on your own to the finish line. Be aware that you have decided to participate on your own and have indicated that you agree to the rules when registering.

Of course, such thinking is not correct. By registering for the competition, you have confirmed that you know the rules, the route, and that you have read the competition manual. At the time of application, the entire route or its key parts (e.g. mandatory points) were known. Of course, the organizer cannot be held responsible for the weather and the condition of the roads. Each participant has enough time to prepare physically, mentally and logistically for the competition and to obtain as much relevant information as possible about the roads on which the competition takes place and the possibilities of care during the competition itself.

You can, but only if it's really a stranger. But you must not get help from family, friends, etc. This is otherwise almost impossible to control, so it is more a question of ethics and moral attitude of each participant. You can also go to the service only during opening hours. When you fix the fault, a stranger can drive you to the place where you had the fault, you can go there by public transport, you can ride a bike. In any case, you must inform the organizer about all this.

You can. But they must not offer you any help, they must not run, cycle, drive, rollerblade, ... with you. They must also not give you e.g. food, drinks, clothes, ...

The rules of competitive bikepacking is total solitude, so no one is allowed to ride with you or next to you. In such a case, explain to this person what kind of event you are participating in and ask him to go his own way and in his own direction, let him go, ... If this person does not respect this, inform the organizer.