FOR A HIT OUT OR FOR FUN!
Pocket Guide
19-20 March 2016
contents
welcome! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
drafting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
run . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Wave Start Times. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
run: Rules & Regulations. . . 18
transition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
run map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
event categories . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Finish and Recovery. . . . . . . . 20
transition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 transition map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
General Rules and Further Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
swim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
swim map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
timing bands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
swim: Rules & Regulations. . 12
PreRequisite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
cycle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
cycle map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
amenities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
cycle: rules & regulations.. .15
Storage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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welcome! Welcome to the 13th Kingscliff Triathlon! I wish to recognize the generations of the local Aboringal people Bundjalung Nation who have lived in and derived their physical and spiritual needs from the forests, rivers, lakes and streams of this beautiful valley over many thousands of years as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands. Our beautiful Tweed Shire is the perfect location for nature based activities such as this event. We love that you have chosen a sport that treads lightly on our planet and, in my eyes, participating in natural, low impact sports makes you all winners. Best of luck, and most important of all, enjoy the vibe and the camaraderie. Mayor Katie Milne
Hello athletes, families and supporters of the Kingscliff Triathlon. On behalf of our Official Partner the Tweed Coast Holiday Parks, we warmly welcome you to the wonderful coastal village of Kingscliff and the beautiful Tweed Coast. Now in its 13th edition, we are very excited to have an expanded field of over a thousand high performance athletes enjoy their weekend at the Kingy Tri. And with the World Age Group Selection and State Series Championship races taking place, we are expecting a great day and a large crowd of supporters. Such a large scale event could not be organised without the huge support from the Kingscliff residents and businesses, the local authorities, Tweed Shire Council, Destination Tweed, and the NSW Police Force, and our wonderful and smiling team of volunteers who have been helping us for six years. A special thanks goes to these people, as without them all of this would not be possible. To our triathletes, I look forward to meeting you at the starting line and wish you the race of the year. Please enjoy our added new oceanic experience on the rockwall during the run and I hope to see you in the Surf Club for a celebratory soiree in the afternoon. See you at the finish line!
Mike Crawley Race Director
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Registration Saturday 19th March
Sunday 20th March
Registration Triathlon - 2.00pm - 5.00pm (EDT) Lions Park, beside the Surf Club
Registration Triathlon - 5.00am 6.50am(EDT) Lions Park, beside the Surf Club
Transition Open - 2.00pm - 5.00pm (EDT) Faulks Park, Southern End Marine Parade
Transition Open 5.00am - 6.50am (EDT) Faulks Park, Southern End Marine Parade Body Numbering 5.00am - 6.50am (EDT) In front of registration on Marine Parade
Event
Division
Swim
Ride
Run
Juniors
7-9 years
100m
3km
500m
Big Kids
10-12 years
200m
6km
1km
13+ years
200m
6km
1km
Tempta
13+ age groups
300m
10km
2.5km
Sprint
14+ age groups
750m
20km
5km
15+ age groups & Open
1.5km
40km
10km
Tempta Group and Tag Teams
Men, Women & Mixed
300m
10km
2.5km
Sprint Group and Tag Teams
Men, Women & Mixed
750m
20km
5km
Olympic Group and Tag Teams
Men, Women & Mixed
1.5km
40km
10km
Pinky Starter
Olympic
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Registration When you arrive at registration, next to the Surf Life Saving Club, you will need to sign on at the registration area. Line up by your event and age group, and you will be asked for your surname and then first name. To register, you will also need the following: If you are a Triathlon Australia member: INDIVIDUALS • Your TA licence • A photo ID If you are NOT a Triathlon Australia member: • You will have to purchase a Triathlon Australia One Day Membership (ODM) which will be valid on the event day only – these can be purchased online or at registration • A photo ID
TEAMS If ALL team members are annual members, no One Day Membership (ODM ) is required. If NOT ALL team members are annual members, then an ODM is required. Please note that you are only required to purchase a single ODM per team entry. The one day membership for a team, where each team member completes one or two legs of the race, is the same as the individual fee for that event. For example if a 2 or 3 person team competes in an Olympic distance race, they pay $15.00 for the team entry. *Photo ID for all team members is also required
After registering, you will receive your registration pack which will include: • Bike Sticker – this is a sticky label with your number on it. This should be placed around you bike seat stem
• Racing Number (bike & run) – put this on your shirt (front) with safety pins or on your race belt
• Helmet Sticker – to be attached to the front of your helmet
• Timing band – around your left ankle • Swim cap – make sure it is the right colour for your wave
race numbering • Your race bib given to you at registration is to be worn for your ride and run leg • Ensure the number stays to the front at all times to make it easier for officials to identify you on the finish line • After collecting your registration pack proceed to the scribe area to have your body number put on.
• Make sure you let them know if you wear bike pants or a t-shirt. • Just like the bike number if you don’t have a body number, you are not entering into the transition area • Numbers will be placed on the front of your right arm and leg • DOUBLE CHECK the number written on you is the same as your bike and timing chip
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Wave Start Times Wave
Division
*All times are local NSW time
Start Time
Registration
5.00am-6.50am
Body Numbering
5.00am-6.50am
Transition Close
5.00am-6.50am
Wave 1
Juniors 7-9 Boys
6.50am
Orange
Wave 2
Juniors 7-9 Girls
6.53am
Yellow
Wave 3
Big Kids Boys | Pinky Starter Men
6.56am
Green
Wave 4
Big Kids Girls | Pinky Starter Women
6.59am
Pink
Wave 5
Men’s Tempta
7.05am
Orange
Wave 6
Tempta Teams | Tempta Women Under 34
7.08am
Yellow
Wave 7
Tempta Women Over 35
7.11am
Green
Wave 8
Sprint Women Under 34
7.28am
Pink
Wave 9
Sprint Women 35-44
7.31am
Orange
Wave 10
Sprint Women 45+
7.34am
Yellow
Wave11
Sprint Men Under 34
7.37am
Green
Wave 12
Sprint Men 35-44
7.40am
Pink
Wave 13
Sprint Teams | Sprint Men 45+
7.43am
Orange
Wave 14
Men & Women Olympic Open
8.05am
Yellow
Wave 15
Olympic Men 50+, Clydesdales
8.09am
Green
Wave 16
Olympic Women 45+, Athenas, Tag Teams
8.12am
Pink
Wave 17
Olympic Men 45-49, All In Group Teams
8.16am
Orange
Wave 18
Olympic Women 35-44
8.19am
Yellow
Wave 19
Olympic Women Under 34
8.22am
Green
Wave 20
Olympic Men 40-44
8.25am
Pink
Wave 21
Olympic Men 35-39
8.28am
Orange
Wave 22
Olympic Men Under 34
8.31am
Yellow
Juniors and Big Kids Presentations
9.15am
Pinky & Tempta Presentations
9.45am
Sprint Presentations
10.45am
Waves 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 Presentations
12.00pm
Waves 18 - 19 - 20 - 21 - 22 Presentations
12.30pm
* Times can vary due to local water and safety conditions *
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event categories open individual Non-Drafting. Open participants must provide their best two race results and are competing for prize money. Only applicable for the Olympic distance.
Teams All In (Group) teams consist of three people who each complete all three legs of a tri each, while Tag (relay) teams involve each team member doing a single leg of the triathlon. One athlete in the team can comptete in two legs of the race for a tag team.
Age Group Open to anyone, determined by your age as of 31st December 2015. This is as per the Triathlon Australia Rules and regulations download at: www.triathlonqld.com.au
Only once you have registered, have your sticker on your bike helmet, and have your bike number securely on the seat post of your bike can you enter your bike into the transition area (during opening hours).
transition The transition area will be located in Faulks Park at the southern end of Marine Parade next to Cudgen Creek. Bike racks will be labelled by divisions, then in age groups; the competitor must ensure they place their bike in the correct racking. Before the race • Transition will be open from 2:00pm – 5:00pm (EDT) on Saturday 19th March and from 5:00am – 6.50am (EDT) on Sunday 20th March. No competitors will be accepted after the closure times and we cannot be responsible for you arriving late, so please allow for mishaps when making travel arrangements • Once in transition place your bike on one of the racks provided – please follow the signage for your relevant age group. The transition area has been designed so that no section gets a better advantage than another section • Neatly set up the rest of your race equipment and remove any non-race equipment from transition. A bag storage room is located under the Cudgen SLSC. Bags can also be dropped at the Sprint and Olympic swim starts. • Familiarise yourself with the location of your bike, the courses, and the entry/exit points to and from transition
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transition Transition from swim to ride • After completing the swim leg, take off your wetsuit (if applicable). Clip on your helmet first before touching the bike • If doing the team race, get your team member to remove their timing chip while you fix your helmet • Please note that before collecting your bike, you need to have the chinstrap fastened. The chinstrap shall be fastened at all times when the athlete is on the bike or running with the bike. Failure to do so may cause a penalty from one of the race marshals • You have to cross the bike mount line before getting on your bike. The line will be clearly marked • Ensure that the timing chip is securely fastened on your ankle before removing your bike from the rack • Move your bike quickly out of the transition area and do not mount the bike before the “MOUNT HERE’” sign on the road Transition from ride to run • On return, dismount your bike at the end of the road before entering the transition area • Return your bike to the original position and then remove your helmet • Be aware of other competitors and their equipment. At no time should you interfere with another competitor’s bike or other equipment. However, if by accident you knock over someone else’s bike you need to put it back • Quickly put on your running shoes and follow the arrows to ensure you do not run into any other competitors • Exit the run at the run exit – if you are confused ask an official on the course
after the race • Bikes cannot be collected from transition until the last cyclist is finished and commenced the run. We appreciate your patience while we ensure all competitors have a fair go and are not interrupted within transition while still in competition. All bikes must be collected by 3pm.
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transition map
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swim It is the responsibility of the competitor to read the race brief before you enter the water. This has all the information and rules to racing you need to know. There are no excuses if you don’t follow regulations and are reprimanded by officials. Competitors must proceed to the “prestart” area no later than 10 minutes before their group’s starting time. If a competitor misses his or her start wave, they will be able to start when they want but their time will be calculated from their start wave. The official swim cap should be visible and clean. Stickers or other markings are not allowed on the swim cap. Athletes may wear a personal swim cap under the official swim cap.
The swim cap given at registration is provided for safety and shall be worn at all times throughout the swim. To enter the race, you have to walk through the official entrance to the starting area. There will be a timing mat to pass, so all athletes will be registered as starters in the race. The race will start in the water. If you are not the best swimmer, take it easy and let the fast ones go first and then find your own rhythm and enjoy the water. The swim is marked with buoys. Should you be in any kind of need, kayaks, lifeguards and marshals will be in the water to help you. When entering the water, please make sure your timing ship is securely fastened.
equipment
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• Swim Cap (provided in your race kit)
• Timing Chip (provided in your race kit)
• Swim Suit / Tri Suit (if applicable)
• Drinking water for start/finish of swim
• Wet suits are only permitted if the water is less than 24 degrees. The water temperature will be checked the morning of the event
• Sunscreen – cream up at least 30 minutes before you compete • Goggles
swim map
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swim: Rules and Regulations • Heavy weather option is a beach sprint • Check the map for swim entry points • Juniors, Big Kids, Tempta and Pinky Starter swim marshal and start point is on the boat ramp at Faulks Park next to Transition • Sprint swim marshal and start point is next to the Cudgen Bridge • Olympic swim marshal and start point is in the parklands next to the Cudgen Bridge right off Sutherland Street. THIS IS A 15 MINUTE WALK FROM TRANSITION! Please allow enough time to: • Sign on at registration • Walk to Faulks Park and put your bike in transition • Then walk to the start and marshal area (15mins from Transition) • We would suggest arriving at least 90 minutes before the start of your race • Remember that Transition closes at 6.50am • Swim buoys mark the course so look up regularly to ensure you are on track • If in trouble raise one arm and the lifesavers will assist you • If you do not enter the water when your wave category is called you will not be able to race with a different category • Olympic distance participants will be able to leave their belongings in the bags provided. They will be delivered an hour after the last swim start to the bag storage area at the SLSC
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cycle Over-inflation is a well-known phenomenon at races and may result in a flat tyre before the race or after the swim. Please take note of your tyre’s maximum inflation pressure to avoid problems.
allowed on the rear wheel only, however this provision may be changed by the race referee in the interests of safety. Fixedgear bicycles are not permitted.
Your bike must comply with the regulations of Triathlon Australia. In short, this means that your bike must be technically suitable and safe for a triathlon race. Disk wheels or covers are
• Helmet (a must)
• Bike (mandatory) • Bike Shoes (will help) • Water Bottle (you must hydrate) • Bike Pump (optional)
equipment • Spare Tubes / Tyre lever (optional) • Bike Gloves (optional) • Bike number (definite) • Race Number (check)
Please remember that you are fully responsible for your bike performance and safe condition on race day. Please make sure that all mechanical parts are in good condition and that all equipment on the bike is securely fastened.
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cycle map
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cycle: rules and regulations
To lap 2, 3, and 4: keep right on the roundabout
• From the transition area you head north, along Marine Parade
• Dismount your bike at the dismount point and run your bike into transition
• Olympic = 40km must do 4 laps (1 lap equals out to Chinderah Bay Drive Turn Point and back to Marine Parade/ Seaview round-a-bout)
• Don’t touch your bike until you have your race number on and helmet on your head
• Olympic Riders – when coming into the round-a-bout on Marine Parade/Seaview Street if you are finished your 4 laps KEEP LEFT so you can go straight through the round-a-bout back to transition; if you are continuing for lap 2, 3, 4 you must KEEP RIGHT to go around the round-a-bout and continue back north along Marine Parade • Tempta = 10km out to Chinderah Bay Drive turn point and back to transition • Big Kids = 6km out to Wommin Bay Road/Sand Street Turn point and back to Transition • Juniors = 3km out to Marine Parade/ Zephyr St turn point and back to transition • Cycle maps outline the turnaround points • Keep left and be aware of spectators and locals on the road
• When coming back into transition leave your helmet on until you have racked your bike • Only athletes and race officials will have access to the transition area. For security reasons, once checked in, no bikes may be taken out of the transition area • The helmet must be fastened before removing the bike from the rack and remain so until the bike is re-racked • In the event of a breakdown (mechanical) on the cycle course, the helmet must remain on and securely fastened • A competitor passing on the LEFT HAND SIDE of another will receive an ILLEGAL PASS VIOLATION • A competitor sitting in the middle of the cycle course or riding side by side is potentially BLOCKING others and penalties may apply
• Only mount your bike once you pass the “mount here” sign on the road
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drafting Drafting behind or next to another bike or any other vehicle is strictly prohibited. Athletes must ride on the right side of the road near the white marking, except when passing other cyclists. The draft zone of a competitor may not overlap the draft zone of another competitor or motorcycle or vehicle except in the following circumstances: a. When the competitor is in the process of legally passing another competitor or motorcycle or vehicle: (i) For safety reasons (ii) For an aid station (iii) For entrance to or departure from a transition area (iv) In making an acute turn b. When passing a forward competitor or motorcycle, the rear competitor is allowed a maximum of 15 seconds to pass through the 7m draft zone and 25 seconds to pass through the 12m draft zone. Failure to observe this may result in a drafting penalty. c. When passing a forward vehicle, the rear competitor is allowed a maximum of Fit a full size Sedan between – 4.8m (Holden Commodore spec) Legal distance: 5m between Bikes (from your front wheel to their back wheel)
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90 seconds to pass through the draft zone. Failure to observe this may result in a drafting penalty. d. At every instant during the overlapping of draft zones, the rear competitor must be seen to be gaining on the forward competitor or motorcycle or vehicle. Failure to observe this may result in a drafting penalty. e. Once passed, a competitor must immediately commence to drop back out of the draft zone of the forward competitor before attempting to re-pass. A competitor is deemed to have been passed once the leading edge of the front wheel of the passing bicycle has moved in front of the leading edge of the front wheel of the competitor’s bicycle. Failure to observe this may result in a drafting penalty. In short: • You have 15 seconds to pass another competitor once you have entered the draft zone • You must be making forward progress • You have 15 seconds to drop out of the draft zone once passed
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run During the run, athletes must wear their race number at all times on the front, either on the shirt or kept in a number belt above the waist, in the centre of the body. The shirt must be worn at all times during the run.
course, so enjoy the spectators who will cheer you on! The leading man and women will be accompanied by bikes that will clear their way on the course; athletes should keep to the right so faster runners can pass on the left.
MP3 players and headphones are strictly forbidden throughout the race.
Race officials will be on the course to show directions. Please follow their directions at all times.
There will be entertainment on the equipment • Running Shoes • Hat • Sunglasses
run: Rules and Regulations • Once you have placed your bike back on the bike rack and removed your helmet, put on your running shoes and head out along the run course south • Junior 7-9 years will only run to the bottom of Moss Street where they will be turned and run on the course back to the finish line • Big Kids 10-12 years will run up Moss Street where they will be turned through a pathway to get back onto the boardwalk, they will then head back down the boardwalk towards the finish line • Remaining runners will head up Moss Street – then turn left onto Sutherland Street – (Tempta turn at the bridge back along the boardwalk) – Olympic continue over the bridge and turn left - do not take the Salt Walk way. Turn Point 1 – Turn and head back turning right to head down Sutherland Point to Turn point 2 – Head back towards the bridge and follow the boardwalk
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along the river following the run path until 50m before the finish line to Turn Point 3 – head back south and do one more lap • Keep on the run path • Olympic – make sure you turn at the Turn Point Signs and turn marshal. You will be disqualified if you don’t get marked off at the Turn Point 1 – 2 – 3 Check Points • Drink Stations will be at the top of Sutherland Street, at Turn Point 2, after Cudgen Bridge along the board walk, at Turn Point 3 • A competitor must clearly display the race identification number(s) at all times on therun course if. Those not complying may incur a Stop/Start penalty. However if the Technical Official considers that the identification number has been unintentionally lost, then the competitor will not be penalised
run map
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Finish and Recovery Once you have completed your event you can enter the recovery zone. The recovery zone will be situated in the Cudgen Surf Life Saving Club car park under the blue blow up arena. There will be recovery drinks supplied for every participant, as well as water and fruit. Expo stalls will be set up around the grassland next to the Surf Club. There will also be activities for the kids and all of the
race presentations will be held in this area. After you’ve finished your race, enjoy the rest of the Multi-Fun weekend – listen to the crowd, feel all the motions, this is your day! Don’t worry about your watch, be a crowd pleaser, pose for the cameras. You could make the headlines of the evening news on TV or the of the front-cover page on next year’s race magazine!
General Rules and Further Information We like to always have fun but this stuff is serious so please take the time to read the information below, it is there for you and your team mate’s safety. senior technical team Race Referee – Brian Alderman Race Director – Mike Crawley general rules • Be responsible for your own safety, the safety of your own equipment and be considerate of the safety of others • No use of abusive language towards anyone • The use of mobile phones, MP3 players (iPods) or any electronic device is strictly prohibited during the event • Ensure that your torso is covered for the bike and run legs • No public nudity or urinating in public (including Transition) • Under no circumstances are you to interfere with any other competitors property Outside Assistance • Competitors may not accept assistance from anyone other than an authorised race official • Example: receiving water, food (Gu’s etc.) from spectators, family, friends • Handing goggles etc to spectators • Pacing a competitor on the run or cycle is also considered outside assistance
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General Rules and Further Information littering • Littering is strongly discouraged • Please carry wrappers etc. with you or discard them in bins on the course • A Stop/Start Penalty may be issued for deliberate littering Advice of Penalties • The Technical Officials are allowed to assess penalties, even if the infringement is not listed, if the Technical Official deems an unfair advantage has been gained, or if a dangerous situation has been created • PENALTY BOX INFRACTIONS – 2 minutes • Drafting • Blocking • Illegal Passing • STOP/START PENALTY • Cycle Course: report to the PENALTY BOX and advise the official that you are serving a stop/start penalty • Run Course/Transition: issued on the spot • How do you know if you need to serve a penalty? • The official will do the following: • Sound a whistle or horn • Show a YELLOW CARD • Call your number • Advise you of the penalty • If you are shown a RED CARD, you may be disqualified disqualification • If you are shown a red card or fail to attend the Penalty Box a VIOLATION REPORT will be filled out and submitted to the RACE REFEREE • The Race Referee will assess your disqualification and rule accordingly • All disqualifications will be posted on the penalty notice board after the finish For further information please read the TA Race Competition Rules available from the TA website.
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safety Trained staff, the police and volunteers will be on the course, giving you directions and clearing traffic. They will be there for your safety at all times. The roads are closed thanks to the extensive use of road cones, markers and road signs. However, on race day, regular traffic will be crossing the bike course at relevant places. At all times this traffic will be guided and regulated by traffic officials. For your own safety, please pay attention when crossing roads and making left and right turns.
Athletes are expected to follow directions and instructions from race officials, race marshals, the police and volunteers. Failure to do so may cause disqualification from the race. Only a doctor has ultimate and final authority to remove an athlete from the race if the athlete is considered to be physically incapable of continuing the race without risk of serious injury or death. If an athlete decides to withdraw from the race at any time, it is the athlete’s responsibility to report it to the race marshals.
timing bands The timing band must be placed on the left ankle. Once you finish the tri you are to return the timing chip to the collector at the end of the race. Collectors will be waiting for you at the finish line. • You must wear the timing band at all times during the race • You must cross the mats at all timing locations to receive an official race time • The timing ban must be handed in immediately after crossing the finish line • If you don’t race or fail to complete the course, please return the timing band to the collectors at the finish line • Any timing chips that are not returned will result in a $60 replacement fee charged to the athlete • Timing chips are non-transferable. Do not give your timing chip to any other person and be careful not to switch timing chips with other competitors • Do not walk over timing mats prior to your race, as this will set of your race time • Timing for teams • The timing band is worn by each member of the team. Swimmer must pass on the timing band before cyclist removes bike from rack and cyclist must rack bike before passing on the timing band to the runner
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amenities Permanent toilets are available in the park, Kingscliff Hotel, Kingscliff Surf Club, & Registration Hall and next to Faulks Park. There will be penalties for not using the appropriate toilets.
PreRequisite The Tweed Coast Holiday Parks Kingscliff Triathlon is for the competitive and social participant. We want to give everyone a go and have some fun; however you must have done some training prior to competing in the event. We want you to enjoy the tri so you must be physically capable to complete your nominated distances within a reasonable time frame. If you are not sure and need some pointers call the office and we will suggest some experts in the field to guide your training needs.
Storage There will be a bag store area for competitors under the Cudgen Headland Surf Life Saving Club next to registration. Although the area will be staffed we take no responsibility for lost or damaged goods and do not recommend leaving valuables in your bag. The store room will be open from 5.00am Sunday and will close one hour after the last competitor is finished.
Results Results will be available onsite at the registration area and will be available online that afternoon www.kingsclifftri.com.au Results page for the Triathlon.
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