22-24 FEBRUARY 2019 COMPETITOR INFORMATION - Elite Energy
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COMPETITOR INFORMATION 22-24 FEBRUARY 2019
Welcome from our RACE DIRECTOR On behalf of the dedicated team at Elite Energy, welcome to the 14th year of the Shimano Husky Triathlon Festival. One of Australia’s most beloved Long Course events, the Husky Ultimate Triathlon has seen over 18,000 long course athletes cross the finish line since the first race in 2006. This event is more than just a long course triathlon. It’s a true festival, with a packed weekend program that includes Super Sprint, Sprint and the NEW Classic distance triathlons in addition to an Ocean Swim, Aquabike, Fun Runs, MINIMAN kids’ triathlon, and our popular Health & Lifestyle Expo. This year features a NEW bike course for the Classic and Ultimate events, and we look forward to showcasing more of this beautiful area. Huskisson is a spectacular spot to race and holiday with great local cafes and restaurants, coupled with a full range of accommodation from camping, cabins, motels through to beach front homes.We hope you will have time to enjoy this special part of the world. As any triathlete knows, volunteers are the lifeblood of these events. More than 500 people from the surrounding areas have volunteered to support you over race weekend, and they’re committed to getting you to the magic of the finish line. Please take the time to say thank you to this great team - they are inspired by you and understand the sacrifices you make to get to the start line. Please respect them and the community at large by leaving the surrounding areas as clean as you found them. Finally, we hope you enjoy your experience and the challenge of the Shimano Husky Triathlon Festival and wish you the best race possible. See you at the finish line. Mark “Emo” Emerton Race Director CEO – Elite Energy Pty Ltd
EVENT SCHEDULE
TIME EVENT LOCATION
Friday 22nd February
2:00pm Health and Lifestyle Expo opens Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
3:00pm OPTIONAL Registration Opens - Sprint Males, Females & Teams Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
4:00pm Registration opens - Ocean Swim 1000m & 500m Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
5:00pm Registration closes - Ocean Swim 1000m & 500m Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
5:15pm Compulsory Race Briefing - Ocean Swim On The Beach/Start Line
5:30pm RACE START - Ocean Swim 1000m & 500m On The Beach/Start Line
6:00pm OPTIONAL Registration Close - Sprint Males, Females & Teams Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
6:30pm Health and Lifestyle Expo closes Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
6:30pm Presentation - Ocean Swim Finish Line Area
Saturday 23rd February
5:30am Registration & Transition opens – Super Sprint Triathlon Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
6:00am Health and Lifestyle Expo opens Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
6:30am Registration & Transition Closes – Super Sprint Triathlon Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
6:40am Compulsory Race Briefing – Super Sprint Triathlon Grass Transition Area - White Sands Park Huskisson
7:00am RACE START – SUPER SPRINT Triathlon On The Beach/Start Line
7:15am Registration & Transition Opens ALL MINIMAN Ages Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
8:20am Registration & Transition closes MINIMAN Ages 10-11 Race Office Tent - Voyager Park Expo
8:20am Compulsory Race Briefing – MINIMAN Ages 10-11 Grass Transition Area - White Sands Park Huskisson
8:30am RACE START - MINIMAN Ages 10-11 On The Beach/Start Line
9:00am Registration & Transition Open – Women’s & ALL Teams & RYM Sprint Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
9:00am Registration & Transition Closes - MINIMAN Ages 7-9 Race Office Tent - Voyager Park Expo
9:05am Compulsory Race Briefing – MINIMAN Ages 7-9 Grass Transition Area - White Sands Park Huskisson
9:15am RACE START – MINIMAN Ages 7-9 On The Beach/Start Line
10:00am Registration & Transition Closes – Women’s & ALL Teams Sprint Road Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
10.15am Compulsory Race Briefing – Women’s & ALL Teams Sprint Road Transition Area - White Sands Park Huskisson
10:30am RACE START – Women’s & ALL Teams Sprint Triathlon On The Beach/Start Line
11:30am Registration Open – Men’s Sprint Triathlon registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
11:30am Transition Open – Men’s Sprint Triathlon Transition Area, White Sands Park
12:30pm Registration & Transition Closes – Men’s Sprint Triathlon Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
12:45pm Compulsory Race Briefing – Men’s Sprint Triathlon Grass Transition Area - White Sands Park Huskisson
1.00pm Presentation - Super Sprint and Womens & Team Sprint The Huskisson Pub
1:00pm RACE START – Men’s Sprint Triathlon On The Beach/Start Line
1:30pm Registration Open - ALL Fun Runs Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
COMPULSORY Registration opens - SHIMANO Ultimate
2:30pm Husky Triathlon Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
- NO BIKE CHECK IN -
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EVENT SCHEDULE
TIME EVENT LOCATION
3:15pm Registration
COMPULSORY Closes -Registration
All Fun Runs Opens - Aquabike & Classic Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
2:30pm Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
3:20pm Distance
Compulsory Race Briefing - 5km Fun Run Hawke St, Huskisson
3:30pm RACE START Closes
Registration - 5km Fun
- All Run
Fun Runs Hawke St, Huskisson
Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
3:40pm Compulsory Race Briefing - 5km
2km Fun Run Hawke St, Huskisson
3:45pm RACE START -– 5km
2km Fun
FunRun
Run (untimed) Hawke St, Huskisson
3:55pm 10kmFun
Compulsory Race Briefing - 2km FunRun
Run Hawke St, Huskisson
4:00pm RACE START –- 10km FunRun
2km Fun Run Hawke St, Huskisson
5:30pm
4:10pm PresentationRace Briefing - 10km Fun Run
Compulsory The Huskisson
Hawke Pub
St, Huskisson
5:30pm
4:15pm HealthSTART
RACE and Lifestyle
- 10km Expo closes
Fun Run Huskisson
Hawke St, Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
Huskisson
5:30pm
5:30pm Registration
Health closes -Expo
and Lifestyle ULTIMATE
closes / Aquabike & Classic Distance Registration
Huskisson Marquee
Hotel - Voyager
Car Park Park Expo
and Voyager Park
5:30pm Registration closes - ULTIMATE / Aquabike & Classic Distance Registration Marquee - Voyager Park Expo
Sunday 24th February
6:00pm Presentation -Mens Sprint and Fun Runs The Huskisson Pub
4:30am Transition opens - Ultimate & Aquabike ROAD & GRASS Transition Area
Sunday 24th February
6:00am Transition closes - Ultimate & Aquabike ROAD & GRASS Transition Area
4:30am
6:10am Transition
Compulsory opens
Race-Briefing
Ultimate- Ultimate
& Aquabike
& Aquabike ROAD
ROAD &
& GRASS
GRASS Transition
Transition Area
Area
6:00am
6:30am Transition
RACE START closes - Ultimate
- ULTIMATE & Aquabike
Triathlon & Aquabike ROAD & GRASS Transition
On The Beach/Start Line Area
6:10am
7:00am Compulsory Race Briefing
Transition Opens - Classic - Ultimate & Aquabike ROAD & GRASS Transition Area
6:30am
8:00am RACE
HealthSTART - ULTIMATE
and Lifestyle Expo Husky
opens Triathlon On The Beach/Start
Huskisson Line and Voyager Park
Hotel Car Park
7:00am Transition Opens - Classic GRASS Transition Area - White Sands Park
8:30am Transition closes - Classic
8:00am Health and Lifestyle Expo opens Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
GRASS Transition Area - White Sands Park
8:30am
8:40am Transition
Compulsory closes
Race-Briefing
Classic - Classic
Huskisson
9:00am RACE START - CLASSIC On TheTransition
GRASS Beach/Start Line
Area - White Sands Park
8:40am Compulsory Race Briefing - Classic
3:00pm Health and Lifestyle Expo closes Huskisson
Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
9:00am
3:00pm RACE START --CLASSIC
Presentation ULTIMATETriathlon
/ Aquabike / Classic On
TheThe Beach/Start
Huskisson Pub Line
3:00pm
4:00pm Health and Lifestyle
Start training Expo closes
for 2020! Huskisson Hotel Car Park and Voyager Park
3:00pm Presentation - ULTIMATE / Aquabike / Classic The Huskisson Pub
4:00pm Start training for 2020!
Check out the schedule online here
13/14 APRIL 2019
2 EXCITING EVENTS OVER
ONE SPECTACULAR
WEEKEND
• Coogee Climb
• Coogee Island Challenge
Fundraise for the Royal
Hospital for Women
www.coogeecourage.com
Welcome from our Naming Rights Sponsor SHIMANO The people, the atmosphere and of course, the picturesque location, all combine to make Big Husky one of THE most-loved triathlon events in Australia. It’s easy to see why, and for us at Shimano, we’re proud to support the event year upon year. Whether it’s your first time giving triathlon a go, or you’ve lost count of how many times you’ve raced the swim, bike, run; we wish you all the best for a great race. But most importantly – have fun, smile and enjoy the day! Best wishes for a great race, Team Shimano
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Our sponsors are an integral part of the team at Elite Energy and contribute to the overall success of the race. NAMING SPONSOR PRESENTING PARTNER BIKE LEG PARTNER RUN LEG PARTNER EVENT SPONSORS
A Message from the
RACE REFEREES
All triathlon events this weekend will be conducted under the Triathlon Australia (TA)
Race Competition Rules, and this is a ‘NON Drafting Event”.
To minimise the possibility of infringing the rules on race day and avoiding a visit to the
Penalty Box, please observe the following:
SATURDAY ONLY
• Keep to the left side of the road at all times. At no time should you cross to the
incorrect side of the road, even if attempting a passing manoeuvre.
• Always pass on the right of the cyclist in front (never on the left)
• Keep 10 metres between yourself and cyclist in front of you unless undertaking
or being subject of a passing manoeuvre. The distance is measured from the
leading edge of the front wheel of the leading bike to the leading edge of the
front wheel of the trialing bike.
• If passed it is your responsibility to drop back immediately to 10 metres behind
the bike in front of you. You must drop have dropped back the full 10 metres
before attempting another passing manoeuvre
• Any pass must be completed within 20 seconds
SUNDAY ONLY
• Keep to the left side of the road at all times. At no time should you cross to the
incorrect side of the road, even if attempting a passing manoeuvre.
• Always pass on the right of the cyclist in front (never on the left)
• Keep 12 metres between yourself and cyclist in front of you unless undertaking
or being subject of a passing manoeuvre. The distance is measured from the
leading edge of the front wheel of the leading bike to the leading edge of the
front wheel of the trialing bike.
• If passed it is your responsibility to drop back immediately to 12 metres behind
the bike in front of you. You must drop have dropped back the full 12 metres
before attempting another passing manoeuvre
• Any pass must be completed within 25 seconds
Triathlon is an individual race and it is your responsibility to fully understand the rules
and avoid infringements. A Technical Official’s ruling is final in the case of Drafting,
Blocking, and Illegal Pass infringements (Judgment Calls) and these are not subject to
either protest or appeal. If you are shown a card by a Technical Official you must report
to the Penalty Box at the next available opportunity. Failure to do so may result in
disqualification.
The following are the most common rule infringements:
SATURDAY ONLY
• Blue Card 3-minute Penalties include:
• Drafting – Following a leading cyclist closer than 10 metres and failing to pass in
20 seconds OR after being passed, failing to drop back 10 metres before re-
passing
• Illegal Pass – Passing on the left
• Littering - Discarding items, e.g. tyres, bidons, gel wrappers etc., on any part of
the course except within designated areas near an Aid Station
SUNDAY ONLY
• Blue Card 5-minute Penalties include:
• Drafting – Following a leading cyclist closer than 12 metres and failing to pass in
25 seconds OR after being passed, failing to drop back 12 metres before re-
passing
• Illegal Pass – Passing on the left
• Littering - Discarding items, e.g. tyres, bidons, gel wrappers etc., on any part of
the course except within designated areas near an Aid Station
A Technical Official will advise you of any time Penalty by calling your number, advising
you of the nature of the infringement and showing you a BLUE Card. It will be then
your responsibility to serve the time Penalty(s) at the next Penalty Box.
Yellow Card Stop Start Penalties to be served at the next Penalty Box include: • Blocking – Riding on the right side of an athlete without passing or riding on the right hand side of the bike lane when clear of other athletes. Yellow Card Stop Start and Correct Penalties include: • Helmet – Failing to have your chin strap securely fastened when moving with your bike. Please ensure your helmet is fastened before unracking your bike and it must not be unfastened until your bike is racked following the cycle leg of the race. NOTE: that any 3 infringements across the course during the event may result in a Disqualification in the Long Course Event. Any 2 infringements across the course during the event may result in a Disqualification in the Sprint and Shorter Distance Events. Other infringements which may result in Disqualification include: • Offensive and unsportsmanlike behaviour, • Public personal toilet, • Outside assistance (from anyone other than a race official), • The use of electronic equipment including telephones, including the use of earphones or other communication devices. A SPECIAL NOTE ON WETSUITS (if it is wetsuit swim) note the extract from the Australian Race Competition Rules with regard to wetsuits: “2 SWIMMING CONDUCT 2.1 When wetsuits are allowed, all of the components of the wetsuit will fit to the athletes’ body tightly;“ If you have a wetsuit that has neoprene or carbon fibre flaps on the forearm to increase the pull through the water, these suits are not legal. Please note that if it is deemed a non-wetsuit swim calf guards may not be worn but may be used following the swim component of the race. OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE – do NOT accept any assistance from anyone other than race personnel and do not have non-racers ride or run alongside you. Triathlon is an individual event and it is your responsibility to fully understand the rules and avoid infringements. A Technical Official’s ruling is final in the case of Drafting, Blocking, and Illegal Pass infringements (Judgment Calls) and these are not subject to either protest or appeal. There is no Penalty Box on the Run course so if you receive an infringement on the run leg you will serve an on-course Stop/Start Penalty with the Technical Official.
Conducting personal toilet in an area other than at the oncourse toilet facilities provided may result in a DQ. Remember to treat other athletes, volunteers and officials with courtesy and consideration as failure to do so is Unsportsmanlike Conduct and may result in a DQ. We hope you have a great race, lots of fun, and achieve your Triathlon goals. Always remember to treat other athletes, volunteers and officials with courtesy and consideration as they are important in keeping the event safe and fair. Technical Delegate – Peter Simpfendorfer Race Referees – Deanna Waters, Maureen Bronjes
WAVE STARTS
WAVE CATEGORY TIME
ULTIMATE & AQUABIKE
1 Elite Males 6:30am
2 Elite Females 6:31am
3 Premium Mates 6:45am
4 Males U30 6:48am
5 Males 30-39 6:51am
6 Males 40-44 6:54am
7 Males 45-49 6:57am
8 Males 50+ & Clydes 7:00am
9 Females U40 & Athena 7:03am
10 Females 40+ 7:06am
11 Male Teams 7:09am
12 Female Teams & Mixed Teams 7:12am
13 Aquabike 7:15am
CLASSIC DISTANCE
1 Males U40 9:00am
2 Females U40 & Athenas 9:03am
3 Males 40+ & Clydes 9:06am
4 Females 40+ 9:09am
5 Teams & RYM 9:12amPRE RACE INFORMATION
Weather
The Jervis Bay & Shoalhaven area during the time of the Event is usually very pleasant,
with air temperature varying from 17C min. to 28C maximum. It may be a little cool in
the morning, and warm clothing is advisable.
Race Office / Course Information
Our team will be on hand at Athlete Registration and also at the Race Office to answer
any specific questions you may have concerning the course, the rules and to assist you
generally. Do not hesitate to raise any query, no matter how trivial it may seem.
We aim to help make your triathlon experience as memorable as possible.
The Race Office Marquee is located in White Sands Park. This is the place to go if you
have any questions, and also any Lost or Found items over the weekend. The hours will
be as follows:
Friday 22nd 4.00pm – 6:30pm
Saturday 23 rd 5:30am – 5.30pm
Sunday 24 th 5:00am – 4:00pm
Changes In 2019
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Please note there is a premium wave again this year for the Ultimate distance for those
wishing to start early, just after the Pros. Please note you will NOT be eligible for age
group placings or medals when entering this wave.Athlete Registration At initial registration you will be required to produce some form of I.D. (Drivers Licence, T.A. Licence, etc.). If you are a TA Member, you MUST have your current TA Membership Card. You will be given your official Competitor I.D. wrist band/bracelet. This must not be removed prior to the finish of the race. The ID bracelet will also be essential to gain entry to competitor restricted areas and to collect your bike and other gear after the race. Also issued at Saturday Registration will be your electronic Timing Chip Band (further details further on). You will also receive a bike number (double-sided sticker) – this needs to be attached to the underside of your bike seat prior to checking in your bike in the separate bike compound on Sunday morning. At initial registration you will also receive a helmet number (sticker). This must be attached to your helmet prior to race day check-in. All bike racking for Sunday events will take place Sunday morning. NO Bike Racking Saturday Afternoon. Helmet check-in and inspection will also take place on race morning as you enter the compound to set your gear, and prepare for the swim/race start. Only competitors will be permitted to enter the Registration area and separate Bike Check-in compound. You will also be issued with one race bib at registration. This will need to be visible on the front of your clothing for the run leg. This can be achieved by using a RACE BELT available for purchase at Registration, or with safety pins. BE GREEN – with over 5,000 race numbers being issued at this event, each number has the ability to use 4 safety pins. Please bring your own pins (and re-use), or purchase a race belt to eliminate this wastage. Competitor Registration will take place at the Race Office on the grass area, within the Expo behind the Husky Pub, between 2:30pm and 5.30pm on Saturday 23rd. Please check schedule for COMPULSORY registration times. No early or late registration will be permitted (unless prior EXTREME circumstances have been arranged with the Registration Director).
Meet our MINIMAN naming rights partner, Blue Dinosaur! Super Bites, super food! Super Bites - Super healthy, hand-made energy snacks. Did we mention they are delicious? Blue Dinosaur Super Bites are a ridiculously healthy, grab-n-go snack. This bite sized morsel is hand-made and packed full of 4, 5 or 6 amazing wholefood ingredients. The Super Bite range of Himalayan Choc, Passionfruit, Acai Berries, Espresso & Matcha Greens are naturally sweetened with dates, have no added sugars and have a texture and taste that keeps your tummy smiling! Perfect on the bike, in your backpack, lunch box or the top draw of your desk. Say goodbye to the status-quo of grab-n-go! Visit Blue Dinosaur inside the Husky Expo on race weekend! Check out their website here
RACE DAY CHECK-IN On race morning prior to entering the bike compound to prepare for the race, you must ensure that you have the following items as part of the compulsory apparel rules: Compulsory Items- Swim Gear: 1. Swimming costume (note later, the rules relating to wetsuits). 2. Swim cap (issued at registration) Compulsory Items - Bike Gear: 1. Cycle helmet with numbered sticker adhered to FRONT or RIGHT side of helmet. 2. Cycling shoes or trainers Non-compulsory Items - Bike Gear: E.g. Sunglasses, towel, gloves, extra clothing, (singlet, t/shirt, arm warmers if conditions are cool), sunscreen, spare parts and tool kit, socks, vaseline. Compulsory Items - Run Gear: 1. Numbered Race Bib correctly pinned on front of upper clothing. 2. Running shoes. Non-compulsory Items - Run Gear: E.g. Sunglasses, towel, Vaseline, sun visor, running cap, socks, sunscreen, spare singlet/t- shirt. N.B. Bike Pumps: Either hand these to supporters as you are leaving the bike compound, or put them in the Gear Bag area for collection after the race. Gear bags and bike pumps CANNOT be left in the Transition area and will be removed by officials. Race Day Parking If you need to drive to the race start, please consider where you are parking as there is very limited parking in the town centre, and road closures will be in operation as outlined. We recommend that you arrange this prior to race day, and allow enough time to walk to the race start from what may be a fair distance from your vehicle.
Transition – Race Morning
Race morning, you should go directly to the bike compound (Transition) and
prepare your bike and race day equipment. We ask that you place your Race Day
Equipment (running shoes etc.) on the CHAIN-RING SIDE of your bike. Please
ensure that you bring your timing band on race morning check in and this should
be secured at this time to your LEFT ankle. Bike check-in is from 4.30 am for
the Ultimate and Aquabike and from 7.00am for the Classic event. There
will be strict security for entry to the bike compound. Your ID bracelet/wrist
band must be secured to gain entry. You must use the swim cap issued to you
at Saturday Registration.
Kryofix mobile cryotherapy recovery will be at the Big
Husky for the entire weekend to help you prepare and
recover.
The Cryosauna can be used before the event, during and
also after the event to maximise your performance and
recovery.
For the Big Husky Tri, we are offering a special discounted
price of $70 (normally $90) or 2 for $100.
Sessions are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.Bike Inspection Officials may only carry out a cursory inspection of your bike. You should ensure your bike, as well as your helmet, is in a safe working order before presenting it at check-in to avoid rejection. Bike inspectors may check for such things as: • Front and rear brakes operable • Tyres in reasonable condition • End plugs on handle bars • Loose head sets • At least one water bidon cage • Stripped cables • True wheels • Singles glued securely to rims Disc wheels may be used on rear only. There will only be sufficient facilities for minor repairs and/or purchasing of required minor parts, at the check-in. Trained personnel will only effect on-the-spot minor adjustments, if required. A mechanic’s fee may be charged for repairs. Your bike will be placed in the compound in accordance with your race number. Helmets Immediately prior to Sunday bike transition check-in, Triathlon Australia Technical Officials may carry out a visual inspection of your helmet. Your helmet, therefore, must be correctly fastened on your head at this time. This visual inspection, however, as with the bike inspection, is not a certification of roadworthiness or safety effectiveness.
Competitor Race Number These must be visible at all times during the event. Numbers must not be altered in any way and MUST be displayed on UPPER CLOTHING ABOVE THE WAIST. If competing in a tri-suit your cycle and run numbers must be displayed on front (run) and back (bike) of the suit. If using a race belt, numbers must be secure and displayed at front or back and not to the side of the body. Gear Bags Your gear bags and bike pumps must be placed in the special Secure Area next to the bike compound on race morning, it will be labelled ‘baggage’. You will be provided with a numbered tag, which must be secured, to your street gear bag for later collection after the race. Aid Stations There will be ONE aid station on the bike leg, and there will be three (3) RUN aid stations, allowing access to fluids approximately every 2km. The first aid station on the run will be situated approx. 300m from transition. For pre-race filling of water bottles and sports drink, there will also be the transition aid station. Please remember that 50% of the race volunteers will be at Aid Stations - they will do their very best and will be trained beforehand – however, some are inexperienced, so PLEASE BE PATIENT AND POLITE. Water and the electrolyte replacement fluid Powerade will be available at these Stations. Run Aid Stations Tables/volunteers will be spread as follows: Water Powerade Gels Cola Food Water When approaching an aid station, be ready to call your need. For Powerade you should call simply “Powerade”. Bike Aid Station Tables/volunteers will be spread as follows: Water Powerade Water
Please ensure that you start your race with at least one full bidon / bottle of your own. Call for what you want as you approach, and pass through a station and be aware of volunteers and fellow athletes at all times. If you need to stop at a Station for first aid, toilet or other emergency, move to the left of passing cyclists, slow down, enter the station area just before one of the tables and dismount. Discard bidons in designated areas located at the approach and exit of each Aid Station. If you use a Jetstream system, be aware that the volunteers will not open bidon tops for you. When approaching a station be ready to call your need. For the Energy drink simply call “Powerade”. Portable toilets will also be available in the area. There will be a Station and toilets at the Finish line. The Finish Area Station will additionally provide (for competitors only) ice cream, fruit salad, and fruit options such as bananas and watermelon, plus water and Powerade. Rubbish on Course/ Littering Please show respect for the local community and surrounding wildlife - DO NOT LITTER! Any item that needs to be discarded, including but not limited to water bottles, gel wrappers, energy bar wrappers, broken bike parts, or clothing items, may only be discarded at either the rubbish bins provided at race central; at your bike transition area or the run aid stations. This forms part of the TA Race Competition Rules and may result in a competitor being penalised, disqualified, suspended, or expelled. The nature of the rule violation will determine the subsequent penalty. Toilets Port-a-loo toilets will be located in the transition area, expo area, at most run aid stations, at the bike aid station and at the finish line, with public toilets located on the run course at the RSL end of the run turn, at Moona Moona Creek and near Huskisson Beach Caravan Park. Please ensure you use these facilities as required as anywhere else may lead to disqualification or Police action if caught, particularly in residential areas.
Shimano Mechanical / Bike Support On Course Mechanics and limited spare parts will be provided on race day by the extremely experienced and friendly team from SHIMANO AUSTRALIA. The SHIMANO Team will be located near the Transition area, and also on the course on race day. Mobile bike support, supplied by the Shimano Team, will operate on the bike course. Each mobile Technical Support vehicle will carry a small range of parts to help with minor repairs. All competitors must start with at least one spare tube. Wheels will be in limited supply. Competitors should be self-sufficient with repairs, and should ensure you carry adequate equipment to do this. Be aware that it may be some time before the Shimano mobile support team can get to you.
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum features a world renowned collection of maritime
artefacts and navigational and surveying instruments. The Museum exhibits a range of
nautical equipment, models, photographs, paintings, drawings and objects relating to
the history and heritage of the Jervis Bay area.
The Museum is home to the historic Lady Denman ferry and other historic vessels.
Located in Huskisson, Jervis Bay, the Museum enjoys a waterfront location on
Currambene Creek. Positioned in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex
includes a large recreation area with native gardens, a mangrove boardwalk, fish feeding
pond, boathouse and historic buildings.
The Jervis Bay region has a rich history of Indigenous culture and the museum sits on
the land traditionally owned by the Dharawal and Dhurga people. The indigenous
culture of the area is outlined in the Jervis Bay History exhibition.
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BIKE CHECK-IN / RACKING You will be required to rack your bike on SUNDAY MORNING. Bike racks will be numbered accord to waves. With the competitor numbers for 2019, we have split the Sunday transition area into the following categories: Transition on the Road and Grass – Ultimate and Aquabike • Opens @ 4:30am / Closes @ 6:00am / Briefing 6:10 am in Transition Transition on the Grass – Classic • Opens @ 7:00 am / Closes @ 8:30 am / Briefing 8:40am in Transition (you can have a sleep in) Please note that the bike check-in is a safety precaution to monitor basic soundness of your bike, and is essentially a visual check on obvious defects. It is not a certification of roadworthiness by race officials that your bike meets any specific minimum criteria or a guarantee it will not break down during the race. It is your sole responsibility to ensure the mechanical and safe operation of your bike prior to and during the race. Timing All Athletes will be timed with a Chip Timing System provided by Multisport Australia, and involves the use of an electronic chip attached to an ankle band. Your responsibilities as a competitor include: When you register on Saturday 23rd February, you will be issued with a Timing Chip. You must wear the Chip at all times while racing. The timing band with the chip must be attached to your left ankle before you register on Sunday morning for the swim. You must leave it on until you finish the entire race. It is a means of recording your finish times across the special timing mats located at the end of each leg of the race and other check points (turnarounds etc.). At the completion of the race you will be required to remove the timing band and hand it to Officials prior to leaving the secured finish compound area. If you fail to register for the swim on race morning (Sunday), you are still responsible for returning the chip to race headquarters at the finish area. As you have acknowledged on your entry contract, the timing chip and band is on loan and you are committed to returning the band intact with the chip to the Elite Energy Pty Ltd or pay AU$150 .
Do not lose or forget your chip on race day. Limited replacement chips will be
available at registration, but there is no guarantee that one will be supplied to you. You
will remain responsible for the return of the original chip and any replacement chip or
the cost of them.
It is imperative that you return the timing band to the Race Office should you
withdraw from the race at any time. It is essential for us to know where you are on
the course at all times for your safety and our ability to post accurate official results
post- race.
The Race Office also needs to be advised of competitors who may be transported
from the course direct to the Medical Recovery Area at the Finish Compound.
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ROAD CLOSURES AND RESTRICTIONS Throughout the festival, 22-24th February 2019, for the safety of competitors and motorists, and in compliance with Triathlon Australia recommendations, there will be some road closures in place in Huskisson, Vincentia and Woollamia that will affect residents and visitors. Download Road Closures >
SWIM COURSE 1.9KM / 1KM The swim course closes 1 hour after your official wave start time. Failure to meet this time will result in a DNF (did not finish) classification. The Ultimate and Aquabike course is a two lap 1.9km open water triangular shaped swim in the crystal clear waters of Jervis Bay with a beach start on Huskisson Beach. The Classic course is a single 1km lap of this triangle. The depth of the water varies throughout and there is a tidal current. At the swim finish, swim as close to the shore as possible prior to standing. There will be many trained personnel along the Swim Course (boats and surfboards) to assist you in case of any medical emergency while you are in the water. If you experience difficulties during the swim and require assistance, raise your arm. You may use a float or stationary craft to support yourself to regain composure before continuing and not incur a penalty. If you obtain other assistance, you will be disqualified from taking further part in the race. WETSUITS The Triathlon Australia appointed Technical Delegate will take the water temperature 24 hours before race start and the reading will be displayed at Registration on Saturday afternoon. The water temperature will be taken again on race morning and the wearing of wet suits will be conditional upon water temperature. The temperature of the water should be in the vicinity of 22C. If, however, the temperature is well below this due to freak conditions it is possible the swim could be shortened. Wetsuits and an additional cap/s are advisable in such conditions. Wetsuits may be checked for acceptable thickness and illegal flotation inserts. Wetsuits which do not meet Triathlon Australia acceptable standards in this regard may result in disqualification after the swim. SWIM START: There will be minimum (4) wave starts commencing at 6:30 am and separated by five (5) minute intervals. Swim caps will be colour coded according to each wave. Details of your wave start grouping will be issued at Saturday Registration and available again on race morning. You will be called to the start line from the bike compound into your wave. You should ensure you assemble according to your swim cap colour and move to the start line without undue delay. You must not move beyond the start line. You will have sufficient time for a warm up before being called back to the line. N.B. Technical Officials will monitor competitor behaviour during the swim. Breaches of rules will result in a three minute time penalty prior to entering the bike compound area. Check out the course maps on the website
FELT BIKE COURSE 90KM / 60KM There are significant changes to the cycle course in 2019. Both previous and new competitors need to be familiar with the course. The cycle course closes for each competitor 5 hours after the start of their individual wave start time (3 hours for Classic athletes). Due to road closure restrictions, this will be enforced. After exiting the water, athletes will run up the southern stairs from the beach turning right onto the footpath and continue to the bike compound. Athletes will commence the Bike Course at the northern end of White Sands Park, at the official start line marked on Bowen St. They must walk/run their bike within the compound and only mount at this line. The cycle course takes an immediate left onto Hawke St, to a u-turn just before Nowra St. The course then follows Hawke St to the roundabout at the Huskisson Hotel, turning left onto Owen St (the main street of Huskisson). At the Huskisson Pictures corner, cyclists turn right onto Sydney St, where they continue along Tomerong St, which turns into a gradual climb up Huskisson Rd. At the “T” intersection with Jervis Bay Rd, the course does another u-turn, with a fast descent back towards Huskisson. At the service station, cyclists take a left at Woollamia Rd and follow this until a left turn onto Fairfax Rd. The course then takes a sharp right onto Knoll Parade, then a left back onto Woollamia Rd. At the end of Woollamia Rd, cyclists will have another fast section back towards the Woollamia township. After Woollamia, athletes will head back into Huskisson via Tomerong St, Sydney St and Owen St. Turning right at the Huskisson Hotel onto Hawke St, athletes will pass transition and complete the first lap heading straight on to commence their second lap. Ultimate and Aquabike competitors then complete this same course another 2 times and on the 3rd lap finishing on Bowen St at the bike finish line. Classic competitors will complete only 2 laps of this course. NB The one cycle aid station is located half way along Hawke St. Check out the course maps on the website
HOKA ONE ONE RUN COURSE
21.1KM / 10KM
After leaving the bike leg and commencing the run, athletes will have wished this to be
a marathon. The 21.1km run leg will be a 2 lap out and back course. The
10km Classic run leg is 1 lap, out and back. Runners will exit from White Sands
Beach Park and run along the footpath / cycleway that snakes along the foreshore of
Jervis Bay. The run course turns up the finish chute, before turning to head out onto
lap 2.
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- Roger Hanney, Hoka One OneIDYLLIC HUSKISSON Wide sandy stretches of powdery soft white sand, crystal clear waters with abundant marine life, award-winning contemporary cuisine offering mouth-watering dishes made from fresh local produce … and you’re still in Huskisson! Huskisson is the vibrant hub of Jervis Bay. This bustling town is a great location to base yourself while exploring ‘The Bay’ and other great areas of the beautiful Shoalhaven, boasting fantastic coastal views and a laid-back sun, surf and sea atmosphere. On the main street you can browse through a range of boutique stores and will be sure to find that special gift or a delightful memento of your stay. Activities on offer include fishing, diving, snorkelling, sailing and surfing as well as hire and charter boats. Kayak hire is available from Jervis Bay Wild and Jervis Bay Kayak Co, who stock a wide range of kayaks, sea kayaks and stand up paddle boards (SUP). If you haven’t tried SUP yet you’re in for a treat, with the gentle waters of Jervis Bay a perfect introduction to the sport. With so much to do, you’ll find yourself spoilt for choice when planning your time in the Shoalhaven. For friendly local advice, please contact Shoalhaven Visitors Centre on 02 4421 0778 or visit www.shoalhavenholidays.com.au to plan your stay.
HUSKY FESTIVAL HEALTH & LIFESTYLE EXPO Trading Hours Friday 22nd February: 2.00pm – 6.30pm Saturday 23rd February: 6.00am – 5.30pm Sunday 24th February: 8.00am – 3.00pm The Expo is our biggest ever and will feature a huge selection of gear, clothing and food and drink stalls for both athletes and the general public to enjoy. The Expo will be situated at the Huskisson Hotel Lawn & Car Park, and provides the ideal opportunity for athletes to stock up on last minute equipment needs and talk to the experts behind the brand. Our exhibitors include: Cannibal, Epic Performance Sportswear, Ezi Sports, Fast Gear, Great Aussie Swim Parkas, Injinji, Runnulla, Skirt Sports, Velo Rose, Blue Seventy, Blue Dinosaur, Shimano, doTerra oils, Aquashop, Peoplecare, Sixty4 Sports Bras, Hoka One One, Edgewear, Catfish Designs, Ultimate Cycles, Kryofix, Xtreme Carbon, Ken Baggs and Winning Arena. Felt Bicycles will bring their cutting edge bicycles to the Husky expo. In 1991, the first bike Felt produced was for triathlon. See how they're still pushing the boundaries for greater speed, adjustability, and performance. There will also be a Peoplecare Chill Out Zone, located behind the finish arch with comfortable chairs and activities for all. PRIZES! Please note there will be hourly random prize giveaways throughout the day from the Shimano Experience trailer. Simply pop your race bib in the prize barrel after your event to be in with a chance of winning! Prizes include Sunglasses, Shimano socks, gloves, race belts, saddlebags, puncture repair kits and much more!
OTHER IMPORTANT INFO Technical Support There will be a Technical Delegate, Race Referee and Chief Technical Official appointed by Triathlon Australia to administer ALL race rules for the entire race from 6.30 am to 3.00 pm. It is expected that you be acquainted with these rules. Additional trained and accredited Technical Officials will cover the entire course. Pre-Race Training When cycling or running locally, remember the NSW Traffic rules of the road. Do not ride two abreast on narrow road sections and obey all traffic rules. Being a competitor does not exempt you from the NSW law. Be courteous to motorists - they could be your volunteers on race day. Wearing of helmets whilst cycling is compulsory in NSW and NSW Police can issue on-the-spot fines for breach of this law. Bring a chain and lock for your bike whenever you leave it. Lights and reflectors are necessary for night riding. Whilst swim training, do not swim alone and always wear a bright swim cap. Withdrawal If you need to withdraw from the race prior to race day, please contact us as soon as possible at office@eliteenergy.com.au. If you need to withdraw during the event, please advise the Race Office as soon as practical, and also return your timing chip. This is very important to ensure all competitors are accounted for and safe. Remember that failure to return the timing chip will incur a $150 fee. Medical Insurance / Waiver You are reminded of your acceptance of entry conditions, waiver release and indemnification. Please note this is a legal part of the form and affects your rights. You have attested your physical condition has been verified by a registered medical practitioner. If you have developed a medical condition since you registered to enter, this should be brought to attention and where appropriate a medical certificate produced.
Medical Fitness / Waiver Please ask for medical help if you have the slightest hint you may need it during the race. There will be an ambulance on stand-by at all times. Note also that if you are transported by ambulance you could be required to meet costs involved unless covered by an appropriate medical fund. Any aid given by race medical personnel on the course is permissible and will not lead to disqualification, excluding the swim section. If, however, you have any outside assistance you may be disqualified. You will be withdrawn from the race only if you require transportation, IV fluids, or if medical personnel consider your continued participation presents a danger to the health or welfare of you or others. The medical aid station at the start will handle any injuries or medical problems that arise prior to the start and during the swim. Those competitors who advised on the entry application of specific medical conditions will be listed to facilitate treatment by our medical staff on the course e.g. the Ambulance personnel will be provided with a list of these competitors and their specific condition. As per your agreed waiver, if you have any medical conditions that you need to make our Medical Director aware of, please email office@eliteenergy.com.au. Outside Assistance There are sufficient viewing areas on the swim, cycle and run legs for your family, friends, coaches and supporters to see you during the race. Do not allow them to cause you to be disqualified by being on the course with you. Think of all the training you have put in, only to have a well-meaning relative, friend, etc. cause this to happen in one instant. Officials at Aid Stations and on the course, as well as the Police, have the authority to report to the Race Referee to disqualify and take you off the course for a breach of this race rule. There is absolutely no provision for having anyone running, walking, cycling, driving beside or near you. Tell them to go away even if they are well meaning and only wanting to offer encouragement. They can still do this as you go by. We have enough trouble controlling the normal traffic flow for your safety. Outside assistance also includes being provided with sustenance other than that offered at official aid stations. You may not have special foods at any aid station. Your supporters must not offer any items to you during the event nor can you leave any items secreted on the course or at aid stations. Triathlon Australia Technical Officials will be active on the run course as well as the swim and cycle courses.
Illegal Items: Requests from well-meaning friends/ relatives to hand items to competitors during the race is not permitted and will lead to disqualification, so advise them before the race. Outside Assistance also means no use of headphones or mobile phones. Important Teams Information Only one member of your team (the Cyclist) needs to collect the race pack at registration on the Saturday. Your timing chip is the team baton. Team members can assist in removing the timing chip from one team member to another. For example when the swimmer reaches the rider of their team in transition the runner from the team can be there and remove the chip from the swimmer and place it around the left ankle of the rider. When the rider returns, the swimmer can assist by removing the timing chip from the rider and place it on the left ankle of the runner. Cut Off Times Each leg of the triathlon has a cut off time for the safety of the athletes and the limitations placed on the event organisers by the authorities. These times are:- • Swim – 1 hour after your official wave start time • Cycle – 5hrs after your official wave start time (3 hours for Classic athletes) • Run – 8hrs hrs after your official wave start time (5.5 hours for Classic athletes) • Overall – ALL athletes must complete the entire course within 8 hours (5.5 for Classic) or their timing chip will be removed and they may be deemed DNF (Did Not Finish).
Finish Line And Recovery Procedures
In the finish chute remember to keep your head up and ensure any headgear does
not obscure your face. Also ensure your race number is correctly positioned and
displayed at the front on upper clothing. As you cross the line, trained catchers will
be there to “escort” you to the secured finish compound. These catchers will
endeavour to briefly assess you as you proceed and may need to take you directly to
the medical tent for treatment.
After crossing the Finish Line, you will move into a secured area where refreshments
will be available for you. Note that prior to exiting the finish area, you must remove
your timing band and hand this in to officials.
Medical Treatment
For those who unfortunately find themselves requiring medical treatment at the
Finish/Recovery area, you will possibly require I.V. fluid replacement.
Assessment of this need will be made by independent medical staff and not by the
competitor. Note also the possibility of transfer to hospital by ambulance and the
cost involved should you not be covered.
We’re keen to keep the planet
green!
We’re utilising reusable cups at
aid stations.
We’re providing an opportunity
to recycle your cap – just chuck
it in the bucket on your way
into transition after the swim.My Story - A Personal History of Ironman® in Australia Ken Baggs - OAM Read Ken's stories and personal history of Ironman in Australia, extending over 30 years until his retirement in 2014. Ken will be at the Expo to sign copies.
POST RACE INFORMATION Bike Check Out Bikes and gear bags can be collected from the secured compound from approx 1.45pm. Only competitors can claim bikes and bags, and ID (e.g. numbered wrist band) is required. You MUST exit and see a race official or volunteer before removing your bike.All equipment must be claimed by 4.30pm. Prizes And Awards Ceremony The Elite Entrant Awards Presentations will be held at the SHIMANO Trailer around 11:00am. The total prize pool is $15,000 for Professional Licence holders only, and down to 5th place. Presentation and prize draw for Age Group competitors will be held at Huskisson Pub from around 3:00pm, with random prize draws happening throughout the day from the Shimano Trailer. Pop your bib in the prize barrel to be in with a chance of winning! Results Subject to all competitors having been accounted for, and all timing bands returned immediately after the race (e.g. crossing finish line, DNF’s, withdrawals during the race, etc.), results will be posted near the race finish area. Any disqualifications will be posted in the finish area by the Race Referee on a Penalties Notice Board. N.B. Competitors who have received one or more rule violations during the race will be allowed to complete the course but should check the penalties notice board for possible disqualification. Cut Off Times: Those competitors who have failed to complete any leg of the course within the official cut off times for each leg will be identified from timing results and will be classified as “did not finish” (DNF) in the Official Results.
Race Photos Marathon-Photos.com are the official photographers of the Shimano Husky Ultimate Triathlon Festival. Marathon-Photos.com photographs short distance and endurance events all around the world, with images displayed on the internet for viewing and ordering. Marathon-Photos.com are offering all athletes an exciting range of print and digital file download photo options. Digital orders will be available to download the next working day from receipt of payment. To make sure you are captured in the 2019 race, have your bib number is clearly visible – and always remember to smile! Lost Property You should place some form of identification on all your personal gear/property for ease of identification if any is misplaced and handed in to officials at Race Office. Please note that the race organisers take no responsibility for lost property. Property handed in to the officials will be available for collection on Sunday afternoon at the Race Office. Please take extra care with your possessions. Lock cars and accommodation when unattended. Please place identification on all race equipment and apparel for I.D. of lost property.
VOLUNTEERING Anyone can volunteer – no matter your motivation - retiree, student, avid sport lover! The sport of triathlon is very multi-facetted, and so are the opportunities to volunteer for this world class atmosphere event. We have volunteer slots to be filled by fun, energetic, and reliable individuals! You can even make the experience more exciting by getting your friends and family to join or as part of a fundraiser by receiving a donation for your community organization, charity, youth group, or sporting team. Example of Volunteer Duties: • Athlete Registration • Aid Station - Handing out water; electrolyte drink etc. • Crowd control – Event central, crossing points in the thick of the action • Course Marshals – Run course, bike course and shoreline marshals • Finish Line - Collect timing chips from athletes, direct athletes to the recovery area • Recovery Finish Aid Station – Cut up fruit, scoop ice cream & hand out water/electrolyte drinks • Motorbike Riders – Transporting Technical Officials around the bike course • Massage – Rub down the athletes after their impressive race • Transition - Directional help for athletes entering and leaving transition areas • Baggage – A designated area where the athlete’s bag is kept until race completion And most importantly encourage the athletes along the way!! In exchange for volunteering, we will be providing each volunteer with a BBQ lunch, drink and if you choose a donation to towards your community group, sporting club or charity. And BEST of ALL, you will feel great for helping out all those determined athletes. As a side benefit, it is a great way to meet people. Please contact us at volunteer@eliteenergy.com.au for more information.
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Run Leg Partner
Light, fast, revolutionary. HOKA has changed running forever. In
2018, HOKA was the most popular shoe at Hawaiian Ironman,
KONA. The world's toughest competitive and recreational
endurance athletes are switching to a shoe that didn't exist 10 years
ago for these 3 reasons - comfort, enjoying the run, and trust.
Haven't found your HOKA? We bet we can change your mind!
Bike Leg Partner
Felt Bicycles is a performance-oriented brand focused on making
cutting-edge bicycles for Road, Triathlon, Track, MTB, Cyclocross,
Gravel, Adventure and more. Check the range out at the expo on
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