Race Check in

Sunday Morning	8:00 am

Start Times

8:00 am	Transition / Bib Collection opens
9:15 am	Pick ‘n’ Mix Start
9:45 am	Olympic Triathlon, Aquathon, OWS & Aquabike (Individuals and Teams)
9:50 am	All Duathlon events start at run start
10:15 am	Sprint Triathlon , Aquathon, OWS & Aquabike – All athletes
10:20 am	Give it a Tri
	Awards & Spot Prizes

Distances

Give it a Tri	100m swim – 10km cycle – 2km run
Sprint Triathlon	500m swim – 20km cycle – 5km run
Standard Triathlon	1500m swim – 40km cycle – 10km run
Give it a Du	10km cycle – 2km run
Sprint Duathlon	20km cycle – 5km run
Standard Duathlon	40km cycle – 10km run
Sprint Aquabike	500m swim – 20km cycle
Standard Aquabike	1500m swim – 40km cycle
Pick’n’Mix

Pick’n’Mix – 9:15am Start

Up to 4 and a half hours of racing, any number of laps, of any discipline, only catch….. you must do at least one lap of each and you must be finished by 1:45 pm. 

How do we find a winner you may ask? 

Points will be attributed to each lap completed of each individual discipline and are calculated based on the difficulty of each. Half laps do not count so time your last lap well.

Why are we doing this?

This is a chance to re-think what triathlon means to you.

We want to give those training for some of the longer races coming up the opportunity to tailor their training in a race format. (Where else can you get this?) We also love the idea of throwing a different tactical element to our races.

Good Luck.

Race Day info

Best advice for all competitors (not just first timers), is to arrive at the race site early. The best way to avoid being rushed is to insure that you have enough time to get organised pre-race. 

After parking, take your bike and gear with you to the transition area (the big fenced in area with the bike racks) and claim a spot of real estate for yourself.

You can ‘rack’ your bike by either hooking the seat over the top rail of the bike rack or by hooking the handlebars/brake levers over the top rail. The choice is yours – whichever works better for you. Take a look around to see what others are doing, and then follow suit. Once your bike is racked, you can drop your gear next to it – there should be time to lay it out neatly later.

Now you should consider heading to the check in area