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1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two people. 2. Race registration & late entries definitely close at 1.45 p.m. on race day. 3. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 4. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 5. Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day. 6. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their bikes & must wear approved cycle helmets. 7. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 8. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 9. All competitors must attend race briefing commencing at approximately 1.45 p.m. 10. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger applications will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 11. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 12. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short duathlon. 13. The committee reserves the right to alter / amend / cancel the event or any discipline within the event if conditions are deemed unsuitable or unsafe

1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two or three people. 2. Late entries will be accepted up to 8.30 a.m. on race day. 3. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 4. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 5. Approved cycle helmets must be worn. 6. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their own bikes. 7. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 8. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 9. The triathlons will be in the sequence run > cycle > swim. 10. All competitors must attend race briefing approximately 15 minutes before race start. 11. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger applications will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 12. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 13. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 14. Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day.

1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two or three people. 2. Late entries will be accepted up to 1.30 p.m. on race day. 3. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 4. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 5. Approved cycle helmets must be worn. 6. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their own bikes. 7. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 8. Wetsuits recommended for the triathlon swim. 9. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 10. All competitors must attend race briefing approximately 15 minutes before race start. 11. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger applications will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 12. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 13. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 14. If you want to find our anything about this event or the club please phone Murray Mace 755 0751 or email mjmace@xtra.co.nz. 15. Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day.

1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two or three people. 2. Late entries will be accepted up to 8.30am on race day. 3. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 4. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 5. Approved cycle helmets must be worn. 6. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their own bikes. 7. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 8. Wetsuits recommended for the triathlon swim. 9. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 10. All competitors must attend race briefing approximately 15 minutes before race start. 11. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger applications will be considered only after written application from a parent pr guardian. 12. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 13. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 14. The long triathlon & duathlon will start at 9 a.m. The short triathlon & duathlon will start when the last long triathlon swimmer leaves the water. 15. If you want to find out anything about this event or the club please phone Murrray Mace 755 0751 or email mjmace@xtra.co.nz 16. Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day.

Race Information 1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two or three people. 2. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 3. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 4. Wetsuits recommended for the long triathlon swim. 5. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their own bikes & approved cycle helmets must be worn. 6. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 7. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 8. Late entries will be accepted on race day but late fee applies. 9. Registration opens at 8 am on race day and definitely closes 8.45 am. 10. All competitors must attend race briefing commencing 8.45 am. 11. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger competitors will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 12. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 13. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 14. The long triathlon & duathlon will start at 8 am. The short triathlon & duathlon will start when the last long triathlon swimmer has left the water. 15. The committee reserves the right to alter / amend / cancel any discipline within the event if conditions are deemed unsuitable or unsafe. 16.Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day.

1. The Long Triathlon race is the Taranaki Triathlon Championships. 2. The event will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 3. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 4. Wetsuits recommended for the long triathlon swim. 5. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their own bikes & approved cycle helmets must be worn. 6. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 7. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event. 8. Late entries will be accepted on race day but late fee applies. 9. Registration opens at 7 am on race day and definitely closes 7.45 am. 10. All competitors must attend race briefing commencing 7.45 am. 11. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger competitors will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 12. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes. 13. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 14. The long triathlon & duathlon will start at 8 am. The short triathlon & duathlon will start when the last long triathlon swimmer has left the water. 15. The committee reserves the right to alter / amend / cancel any discipline within the event if conditions are deemed unsuitable or unsafe. 16.Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day.

1. Enter as an individual or as a team of two people. 2. The individual Long Duathlon race is the Taranaki Duathlon Championship. 3. Race registration & late entries definitely close at 1.45 p.m. on race day. 4. The race will be run according to Triathlon NZ rules. 5. All Marshall’s and Officials must be obeyed. 6. Competitors have a responsibility to know the course. This can be done by viewing the course map on the Club website or on display on race day. 7. Competitors are responsible for their personal safety and must obey all the road laws. 8. Competitors are responsible for the safety of their bikes & must wear approved cycle helmets. 9. No drafting permitted on the cycling section of the event except on the specified section of Kelly Road as will be explained at the race briefing. 10. Participants may walk the run sections of the event but should enter the short triathlon or duathlon. 11. All competitors must attend race briefing commencing at 1.45 p.m. 12. Competitors must be 14 years or older. Younger applications will be considered only after written application from a parent or guardian. 13. The committee reserves the right to alter / amend / cancel any discipline within the event if conditions are deemed unsuitable or unsafe. 14. Participants must be present at prizegiving to be eligible for spot prizes.