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Our Sponsors and Supporters
Harcourts KDRE
Bev May Women’s Tour
17 - 18 February 2018
Morrinsville New World
89 Thames Street, Morrinsville
Morrinsville
Printed materials for the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women's Tour
were designed by Celestial Corp and printed by KDRE Harcourts.
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Start List U15 Grade
Welcome
Name Club Name Club
Welcome to the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women’s Tour for the 29th annual event. 105 Ella Morton Counties Manukau 118 Ally Gothard North Harbour
Welcome to riders, supporters, commissaries, and officials from around New Zea- 106 Bee Townsend CMC 119 Ella Mckinney North Harbour CC
land. Bev May and her team from Morrinsville Wheelers and commissaires have
worked ceaselessly to provide safe and well managed racing. 107 Emma Blackmore Counties Manakua 120 Charlotte Chamberlain North Harbour CC
108 Crystal Wikaira Far North Flash CC 121 Seana Gray Te Awamutu SCC
We are exited to announce that Kaimai Cycles, Morrinsville, has joined us in 109 Glennis Walters Far North Flash CC 122 Kendyll Blisett Morrinsville Wheelers
sponsoring the U13 and U15 riders at the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women’s
Tour. Kaimai Cycles is the bicycle shop to go for all your cycle needs in 110 Tyla Mia Foster Far North Flash CC 123 Olive McIver Counties Manukau
Morrinsville and surrounds. 111 Brooklyn Dunn-Lloyd Far North Flash CC 124 Olivia Kneebone Te Awamutu SCC
112 Trinity Rule Far North Flash CC 125 Ruby Spring Counties Manukau
Liv is continuing to sponsor the Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women’s Tour and
113 Jodeci Taniwha Far North Flash CC 126
besides their sponsorship they bring a wealth of experience in supporting cycle races.
114 Alice Hopkinson Counties Manukau 127
115 Jess Carswell Te Awamutu 128
Naming Sponsor — Harcourts KDRE
Kevin Deane Real Estate Limited (KDRE) has proudly 116 Elizabeth Chapman North Harbour 129
been the naming sponsor for some years; over these 117 Sadie Walker Te Awamutu SCC
years we have seen some spirited racing across all of the
grades. This year I am sure we will be no different and on
behalf of our team we wish you and your support team a
Start List U13 Grade
great time in our special part of the world and if you’re Name Club Name Club
thinking that this could be great place to live jump onto
130 Millie Donald Port Nicholson PCC 135
www.kdre.co.nz and have a browse.
131 Sophia Hyland Counties Manukau 136
Bon chance 132 Karlita Pomare Far North Flash CC 137
Kevin Deane 133 Renee Harrison Far North Flash CC
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kevin.deane@harcourts.co.nz 134 Caoilinn Gray Te Awamutu SCC
Start List Hand Cyclists
Sponsor — Liv
Liv is the first cycling brand completely dedicated to women. We offer the only Name Club Name Club
comprehensive product collection designed specifically for female cyclists, ranging 138 Tiffiney Perry Morrinsville Wheelers 142
from beautiful apparel to premium bicycles. No matter the rider’s level or style, Liv
139 Eltje Malzbender Te Awamutu SCC 143
provides the best products to help women discover new possibilities through cycling.
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Start List B Grade Contents
Name Club Name Club Official Welcome Page 2
Previous Tour Winners Page 5
30 Mireille Sitters Counties Manukau 44 Fleur Wallace Hamilton CCC Tour Jerseys Page 6
31 Jo Baker Cycling CHB 45 Anne Marie Guiney Te Awamutu SCC Event Officials Page 7
32 Gill Donald Kapiti Cycling Club 46 Hannah Bayard Te Awamutu SCC Map of Morrinsville Page 9
Race Rules and Information Page 10
33 Joanna Sharpe Te Awamutu SCC 47 Amelia Matthews Counties Manukau
Course Maps and Race Details Page 12
34 Carol McCallum Ramblers Cycling C 48 Jane Carswell Te Awamutu SCC Gearing Restrictions for Junior Riders Page 16
35 Petra Trust Counties Manukau 49 Nicola Lewis Te Awamutu SCC Introducing Bev May Page 24
36 Grace Kelly Te Awamutu 50 Erin Gray Hamilton CCC Entrants Lists Page 25
Our Sponsors Page 28
37 Laura Bickers CHB 51 Mandy Gumbley North Harbour CC
38 Millie Mcnie Counties Manukau 52 Sophie Wilkinson Counties Manukau
Saturday
39 Lancely Yung Counties Manukau 53 Registration: 7.15—8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory)
40 Annabelle Waterworth Counties Manukau 54 Briefing: 8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory)
41 Janice Hill Kapiti Cycling Club 55 Stage One — Road Race
42 Natalie Paris Counties Manukau 56 A/B/C/U17/HC Grades: 9.30 Start at Hangawera Road.
U15/U13 Grades: 9.30 Start at Taukoro Road
43 Glynis Te Maipi-Kemp Kapiti Cycling Club 57 Riders to make their own way to the start line.
Stage Two — Road Race
A/B/C/U17/U15/U13/HC Grades: Time to be advised, but not before 1.00pm. All riders
Start List C Grade must be assembled in the Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the announcement
and jersey presentation. There will be a lead vehicle out to the starting zone. Riders
will stop, and bunches will be released in order at set times.
Name Club Name Club
85 Sandy Wiggins Cycling CHB 95 Amanda Banks Te Awamutu SCC Sunday
Briefing: 8.00am at Morrinsville Intermediate School (Compulsory)
86 Melanie Parsons Hamilton CCC 96 Georgia Taylor Te Awamutu SCC All riders must be assembled in the Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the
87 Claire Sherrington Te Awamutu SCC 97 Rachel Bartells Taupo announcement and jersey presentation.
88 Kellie Ellis Te Awamutu SCC 98 Stage Three — Road Race
89 Sandra Gatenby Te Awamutu SCC 99 A/B/U17 Grades: 8.30am. There will be a lead vehicle out to the starting zone for
everyone. Riders will stop, and bunches will be released in order at set times.
90 Rachael Schmidt-McCleave Kapiti Cycling Club 100
Stage Four – Circuit Race
91 Mary Ingle Counties Manukau 101 Time to be advised, but not before 12.30pm. All riders must be assembled in the
92 Bianca Russell Counties Manukau 102 Morrinsville Intermediate School hall for the announcement and jersey presentation.
93 Nicky Morse Hamilton CCC 103
94 Kristi Dorotich Counties Manukau 104
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Start List A Grade
Bev May
Name Club Name Club
Bev first became interested in cycling in 1958 when her brother took up the sport.
1 Pip Sutton Hamilton CCC 16 Renee Wootton North Harbour
There had been women cyclist’s before Bev but they had never been allowed to ride
with the men. This all changed when Bev got her chance to show the guys what she 2 Abigail Morton * Counties Manukau 17 Laura Newman-Watt North Harbour
was made of. During a novelty day held by the Waipa Wheelers, Bev not only took 3 Dayna Haythorne North Harbour 18 Anna Wilkinson Counties Manukau
part in the race against the men her age but then went and beat them. This inspired
4 Olivia Ray Auckland CC 19 Greer Haddock * Auckland Central
Bev to want to race against the men every week. Only one problem, women weren’t
allowed to race with the men. The blokes weren’t having a bar of it. Bev’s 5 Alicia Evans Counties Manukau 20 KerryAnne Paige Napier
persistence paid off and in 1960 she became the first women in NZ to take out a 6 Courteney Lowe Tauranga CC 21 Leslie Vanner Te Awamutu SC
racing license. The men put out a petition to try and ban Bev from racing with them 7 Laura Jorgensen Tauranga CC 22
but thankfully for us, it failed.
8 Deborah Paine Tauranga CC 23
Bev competed for 28 years, becoming the fastest women in the 160km Mt Egmont 9 Kirsty McCallum Ramblers CC 24
(now Taranaki) race in 1966 in a time of 4 hours 54 minutes and winning the 10 Karen Fulton Tasman Wheeers 25
Morrinsville Open. Unfortunately, it was an accident that ended Bev’s competitive
11 Ione Johnson PNP 26
days in 1988. It would probably be easier to list the body parts Bev didn’t fracture.
This hasn’t diminished Bev’s love of cycling or her contribution. Prior to that Bev had 12 Kate Wightman North Harbour C 27
already been active in the administration side of the sport. She’s been the club 13 Amanda Jamieson Cycling CHB 28
secretary at Morrinsville Wheelers longer, I imagine, than most people can recall. 14 Rebecca Kingsford Te Awamutu SCC 29
And in 1990 she started the Bev May’s Women’s Tour.
15 Nia Dixon * Te Awamutu SCC
* Denotes U19 Rider
Start List U17 Grade
Name Club Name Club
60 Holly Bliss Counties Manukau 70 Lucy Thomson Counties Manukau
61 Summer Williams Te Awamutu SCC 71 Lucy Buckeridge North Harbour
62 Jorja Clouth Counties Manukau 72 Lily Brinsdon CMC
63 Grace Cummins Counties Manukau 73 Aimee Shaw Ramblers Cycling
64 Maddi Douglas Te Awamutu 74 Erica Hipkins CMC
65 Aimee Blackmore Counties Manukau 75 Annabel Brown Counties Manukau
66 Olivia Hyland Counties Manukau 76 Emma McKay Hamilton CCC
67 Ella Wyllie Counties Manukau 77 Alexandra Galvin Counties Manukau
68 Lara Hopkinson Counties Manukau 78 Zoe Croton Te Awamutu SC
69 Erin Cutts North Harbour C 79
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Together, We Win.
Previous Winners
Year A Grade B Grade C Grade U17 U15 U13
1990 Sally Fraser Marie Flynn Harley Leaman
1991 Jaqui Nelson Tania Bracey Harley Leaman
1992 Kay Jones Andrea Bayliss Denise Beatson
1993 Sally Fraser Ms. O’Sullivan Rebecca Flagstaff
1994 Roz Reekie Carolyn Mills Sandra May
1995 Joanna Lawn Desiree Lowe Kirsty Robb
1996 Tania Duff Miiller Sandra May Deane Maree Cooper
1997 Jacinta Coleman Kirsty Robb Marina Duvjnak
1998 Roz Reekie-May Margaret Radich Kate Mullarkey
1999 Kirsty Robb Rochelle Smith Sarah Melsop
2000 Jacinta Coleman Margaret Radich Sara Sergejaw
2001 Sarah Ulmer Miichelle Hyland Sara Martin
2002 Melissa Holt Helen Rae Kirsty Edmondson
2003 Melissa Holt Serina Shridan Nicole Begg
2004 Sarah Ulmer Karen Fulton Rushlee Buchanan
2005 Melissa Holt Rushlee Buchanan Emma Peterson
2006 Sarah Ulmer Donna Sibley Emma Peterson
2007 Toni Bradshaw Maria Cleary Linda Martin Frances Bramsfield Laura Gretton
2008 Toni Bradshaw Maddy Brunton Jemima Brindle Brodie Stewart Ellie Heenan
2009 Marina Duvjnak Ashleigh Neave Pamela McCauley Gerogina Wilson Robyn Hacker-Cary
2010 Sonia Waddell Georgia Williams Joe Carrell Gerogina Wilson Maxyna Cottam Jessica Reid
2011 Catherine Cheatly Deanne Bell Zola McDonald Steffie Holcroft Sophie Pulford Ashley Tonkin
2012 Georgia Williams Devon Hiley Lisa Atkins Sophie Pulford Michaela Drummond Therese Williams
2013 Georgia Williams Sarah Backler Rachel Bartells Elizabeth Stannard Shaane Fulton Grace Kelly
2014 Georgia Williams Rachel Hamill Libby Gray Jessica Read Rebecca Gumbley Saaka van der Peet
2015 Emma Petersen Stephanie Fowlie Lesley Vanner Georgia Danford Ally Wollaston Sacha McLeod
2016 Amanda Jamieson Alice Chaplin Eltje Malzbender Ally Wollaston Maddi Doublas Aana Watts
2017 Madeleine Park Abigail Morton Emma Swanwick Ally Wollaston Sacha McLeod Emma Blackmore
Note: U15 and U13 were combined for 2007, 2008 and 2009
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2013 Sue Reid 2017 Tiffiney Perry
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Tour Jerseys
Stage 4 Map
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U17 Sprint Ace Jersey Tour Most Aggressive Rider Jersey
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Event Officials
A/B/U17 Grades - Stage 4
Circuit Race Event Manager Bev May
Starting Time: Not before 12.30pm
Chief Commissaire Graeme Bell
The lap distance is 1.2km. Start outside Morrinsville Intermediate School. Left
hand turns all the way. The circuit has a couple of hills and descents. The finish
is on an incline. Commissaires John McDonnell, Ben Olson, Graham Bunn,
Bev May, Heather Smyth, Lyall Hastie,
Lapped riders will be directed off the course by the commisaires. Their time will Roz Reekie-May, Mark May
be calculated pro-rata of the winner’s time.
STMS Managers Dave May, Paul Doelman, Andrew Hinton,
Whistle designates a sprint next lap and the Bell means final lap. Carrol Finlay, Darren Jackson, Bruce Robinson,
Grant Webb, Brent Burn
Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times.
Results Quentin Ginever, Sandra Ginever
A Grade
40 minutes plus 3 Laps
Sprint Lap Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Registration, Lead Cars, Morrinsville Wheelers Cycling Club Members,
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
Wheel Wagons, Tail End Rotary Club Morrinsville
Charlies, Corner Marshals
B Grade
30 minutes plus 3 Laps
Sprint Lap Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 Announcer Mark May
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
U17 Grade First Aid Dr. Chris Doui
25 minutes plus 3 Laps Stella Macilquham
Sprint Lap Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds Publishing & Website Celestial Corp, Sandra Ginever
Contact Bev May: 021-216 0017
info@morrinsvillewheelers.org.nz
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We Go Higher.
Stage 3 Map
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A/B/U17 Grades - Stage 3 Event Locations
Road Race
Starting Time: 8.30am
A/B/U17 Grades meet at the Morrinsville Intermediate School Bus Stop. They will ride
neutralised to Eynon Road where racing will be started.
There is very limited parking at the finish. Do not drive or cycle back down hill
after finishing the race until race management advises accordingly.
Riders will ride along the Morrinsville-Walton Road out to Kiwitahi, then turn left into
Hutchinson Road and back to Kiwitahi (A Grade repeat this loop), with a hill finish on
top of Tahuroa Road. The course is undulating with several short hills and some fast
downhill stretches.
Note: There are two (2) railway crossing on the course. You must obey the signal
displayed. If you are not stopping when required, the rider will be disqualified. Any
existing gaps will stay as they are and monitored by the commissaires.
Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times.
A Grade — 70km
2 Laps of Hutchinson Road and finishing on top of Tahuroa Road
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Double Hill Climb Points at Tahuroa Road finish
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
B Grade — 45km
1 Lap of Hutchinson Road and finishing on top of Tahuroa Road
Hill Climb Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Double Hill Climb Points at Tahuroa Road finish
Sprint Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
1 Morrinsville Intermediate School, Race Headquarter, Start of Circuit Race
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
2 Hangawera Road, Start of A/B/C/U17/HC Grades Stage 1
U17 Grade — 45km 3 Taukoro Road, Start of U15/U13 Grades Stage 1
1 Laps of Hutchinson Road and finishing on top of Tahuroa Road 4 Eynon Road, Start of A/B/C/U17/U15/U13/HC Grades Stage 2
Hill Climb Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 Start of A/B/U17 Grades Stage 3
Double Hill Climb Points at Tahuroa Road finish
Sprint Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
20 9Race Rules Stage 2 Map
1. BikeNZ and UCI rules apply in this tour.
2. A BikeNZ Race license or international equivalent is compulsory to ride any race. Start - Eynon Rd
3. Proof of a current valid race license MUST be shown at registration time. Otherwise the
rider will be refused to participate at the Bev May Women’s Tour.
4. Any race complaints must go to the Chief Commissaire (Mark Ireland)
5. Any non-racing complaints must go to the Race Announcer (Mark May)
6. Riders must exchange Licences for numbers to sign on for Stage One.
7. Riders must sign on at least 10 minutes before race start for stages 2, 3 and 4.
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8. All riders must be present at briefings on both Saturday and Sunday at 8.00am at race
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Headquarter (Morrinsville Intermediate School). A roll call may be taken.
9. Riders must return their number in order to receive their licence back.
10. All riders awarded the Tour Leader, Sprint Ace, Hill Climber, Most Aggressive Rider
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jerseys MUST wear them in the next stage. A fine and/or time penalty of 3 minutes will be
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added to your GC time if you choose not to wear the jersey.
11. A, B, C, U17 and HC Grades will race separately with separate GC prizes and stage
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placing to be won. Finish
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12. U15 & U13 will race together, but compete for separate leader’s jersey.
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13. Bike checks will take place before the start of the U17/U15/U13 races.
14. The Race Manager has the right to change the entrant’s grade if he/she deems that the a Rd
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rider entered an incorrect grade for her ability. This will be done with due discussion and Tah
taking all riders best interest into account. Sprints
15. Should any B Grade, C Grade, U17, U15/U13 or HC rider not complete a stage they are Turning Point
permitted to start the following stage(s) but cannot achieve placing or trophies. This is to U15/U13/HC
encourage people to do as much of the tour as they can. This rule applies to A Grade Feeding
riders only in exceptional circumstances at the Race Commissaire’s discretion. Zone
16. Any supporters caught following any race forming a convoy will be disciplined. In
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the first instance your rider will be given a time penalty and the second offence your
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rider will be disqualified.
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17. Supporters caught towing riders will have their rider disqualified, no warnings given.
18. There will be designated feeding zones for A and B Grade racing only. Riders receiving
feeds outside these zones may be penalised by commissaires. No feed zones for any
other grades.
19. Prize winners must be in attendance at the prize giving.
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20. U19 is not an own race category and U19 riders compete either in A Grade, B Grade or
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C Grade. The highest classed U19 rider in A Grade will wear the U19 jersey.
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10 19A/B/C/U17/U15/U13/HC Grades - Stage 2 General Race Information
Road Race
Starting Time: Not before 1.00pm ● Riders are to supply spare wheels clearly named and labelled whether they are 10 or 11
speed.
● Flags used on courses: Red = Danger/Caution White = Sprint Ace Sprint 200m
All Grades meet at the Morrinsville Intermediate School Bus Stop. They will ride Checker = Finish Line Yellow = Hill Climb Sprint 200m
neutralised to Eynon Road where racing will be started. There is very limited parking ● Sprint Points for the different grades as indicated as per stage descriptions.
at the finish. Do not drive or cycle back down hill after finishing the race until race ● Hill Climb Points for the different grades as indicated as per stage descriptions.
management advices accordingly. ● There are finish time bonuses awarded for the first three riders of A/B/U17 grades.
● All marshals have yellow flags which they point in the correct direction. However, it is still
Riders will ride along the Morrinsville-Walton Road, turn right onto Tahuroa Road, left important for riders to study the course maps to remain on the right course.
onto Starky Road (U15/U13/HC turn around here, return towards Morrinsville and ● Corner marshals are in place to direct riders in the correct direction. Marshals are not
turn left onto Kuranui Road, then left onto Scott Road.), left onto Bell Road, left onto able to enforce traffic to stop.
Morrinsville-Walton Road. Do the required laps, return towards Morrinsville and turn ● Roads are NOT CLOSED — Obey all the road rules. Keep LEFT at all times. The
left onto Kuranui Road, then left onto Scott Road. commissaires will be watching for overt breaches of these rules.
● The hall is locked during racing, however, the key will be available from race manage-
Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times. ment if needed. Remember that you are responsible for your valuables.
● Women's and Men's toilets are available in the school hall and the Portaloos outside the
A Grades — 70km school hall are available for the women only.
4 Laps of Tahuroa/Bell Road, Finishing Scott Road ● There are no showers are available at the venues.
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 ● Afternoon tea will be supplied at the end of racing both days. Food is supplied by
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 Members of the Morrinsville Wheelers Cycling Club.
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds ● Prize giving is before stage 2 and after stages 2, 3 and 4.
● The most aggressive rider will receive the Most Aggressive Rider jersey. The selection
B Grades — 60km is done by the race commissaires and race officials. The decision is final.
3 Laps of Tahuroa/Bell Road, Finishing Scott Road ● Wheel wagons are only available for A/U17 Grades. If helpers are available, there will be
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 a wheel wagon provided for B/C/U15/U13/HC grades.
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1 ● Riders are to leave the finish area once they have passed the finish line to avoid
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds obstructing later riders and the race officials. Race management reserves the right to
penalise offending riders and their supporters.
C Grade — 40km
2 Laps of Tahuroa/Bell Road, Finishing Scott Road
U17 Grade — 40km
2 Laps of Tahuroa/Bell Road, Finishing Scott Road
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
U15/U13/Hand Cycles Grades — 19km
Out to turning point at Tahuroa/Starky Road intersection, Finishing Scott Road
18 11A/B/C/U17/HC Grades - Stage 1 Stage 1 Map
Road Race
Starting Time: 09.30
All riders and supporters are to make their own way to the start of this circuit before
racing begins.
Turning Point
Cars can be parked on the Hangawera Road under the trees. There are Toilets
available in the big shed at Hangawera Road.
Riders will ride along the Morrinsville-Tahuna Road, turn left onto Tauhei Road, turn left
at the stop and continuing on Tauhei Road, turn left onto Matuku Road and then left again
onto Hangawera Road. The course has a couple of hills and some fast downhill stretches.
Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times.
A Grade — 42km
2 Laps of the Hangawera Road Circuit
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
B Grade — 42km
2 Laps of the Hangawera Road Circuit
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
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C Grade — 21km Turning Point
1 Lap of the Hangawera Road Circuit
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U17 Grade — 21km
1 Lap of the Hangawera Road Circuit
Hill Climb on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Sprint on all Laps, Points: 1st = 5, 2nd =3, 3rd =2, 4th =1
Finish time bonus for first three riders: 3, 2, 1 Seconds
Hand Cycles Grade — 21km
1 Lap of the Hangawera Road Circuit
12 17U15/U13 Grades - Stage 1 Stage 1 Map
Road Race
Starting Time: 09.30
All riders and supporters are to make their own way to the start of this circuit before
racing begins.
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Cars can be parked on the Hangawera Road under the trees. There are Toilets ei
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available in the big shed at Hangawera Road.
Stage One is on the Taukoro Road located opposite Hangawera Road. The distance
Hill Climb
is 16km consisting of four legs. There are turn points at the end of the road and
start/finish line. You must ride around the turning point on each end of the course.
Failure to do so will result in disqualification for the stage only. The terrain is downhill Tauhei Rd
at the beginning on the out leg and then flat until the end of road turning point and
vice versa.
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Roads are open to the public — Keep LEFT at all times.
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U15 Grade — 16km
2 Laps of the Taukoro Road Circuit
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U13 Grade — 16km
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Cycling NZ Gearing Restrictions and Wheel Rules for Junior Riders
U17: A maximum gearing of 7 meters applies.
U15: A maximum gearing of 6.61 meters applies.
U13: A maximum gearing of 6.61 meters applies.
Start/Finish/Sprint
Wheels must have a minimum of 16 spokes and must not be made of composite A/B/C/U17/HC
materials for any junior rider.
These restrictions and rules will be checked prior to racing by the commissaires. It is
the riders responsibility to present herself for the check. A rider is not allowed to
race without having this check completed.
16 13Proudly Part of the Community
Morrinsville Office
310 Thames Street, Morrinsville
The Morrinsville office of Harcourts is part of the Kevin P: 07 889 0440
Deane Real Estate Group of companies which has a firm morrinsville@harcourts.co.nz
commitment of not just providing the finest in real estate
services but supporting the local communities in a variety
of activities ranging from sport, the arts, livestock days,
academic, service clubs and so much more.
Matamata Office
28a Arawa Street, Matamata
P: 07 880 9762
matamata@harcourts.co.nz
Cambridge Office
57 Duke Street, Cambridge
P: 07 827 8815
cambridge@harcourts.co.nz
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