7am Sunday, 26 November 2023  Champion Lakes Regatta Centre,
Champion Lakes

The highly anticipated EXSS Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon, and Aquabike have commenced at Champion Lakes. This event offers participants a variety of race distances to choose from, allowing them to select the one that aligns with their experience and fitness levels. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or new to the sport, there's an option for everyone.

You have the opportunity to participate in three different race distance triathlons, two different distance Duathlons, and Aquabike. By selecting the distance that suits you best, you can embark on your training journey to prepare for the event. It's important to note that age restrictions apply to ensure a fair competition for kids, so please ensure you choose the appropriate age group for your child. Moreover, for those seeking a team experience, you can even opt for a team entry in the long course triathlon, teaming up with two or three of your friends.

Whether you're taking part in your very first triathlon or looking to start your multisport racing season, this event serves as an excellent platform to kickstart your journey. You have the freedom to choose any event that you feel is suitable for you, empowering you to tailor your experience and make the most of this multisport opportunity.

Join us for this thrilling event, where you can push your boundaries, achieve personal milestones, and embark on an exciting multisport racing career.

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RACE DISTANCES  

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• TRIATHLON SPRINT COURSE -750m Swim, 20km Bike, 5km Run
              Minimum age 15 years old

• TRIATHLON BOLT COURSE - 400m Swim, 12 km Bike, 2.5km Run

Minimum age 12 years old

• TRIATHLON NOVICE and TINLIDS  - 100m Swim, 6km Bike, 1km Run

Minimum age 10 years old

• TRIATHLON TEAMS LONG COURSE - 2 or more team mates

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• DUATHLON SPRINT COURSE -1km Run, 20km Bike, 5km Run

•             Minimum age 14 years old

• DUATHLON SPRINT COURSE -1km Run, 12km Bike, 2,5km Run

•             Minimum age 12 years old

• AQUABIKE SPRINT COURSE -750m Swim, 20km Bike, 100m Run

•             Minimum age 14 years old

• AQUABIKE BOLT COURSE -750, Swim, 12km Bike, 100m Run

•             Minimum age 12 years old

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CATEGORIES

 

TRIATHLON SPRINT COURSE 
# ALL CURRENT TWA CLUB MEMBERS POINTS GO  INTO THE INTERCLUB SERIES TO WIN PRIZES AND PRESTIGE FOR YOUR CLUB

OPEN - Male & Female
16/19 - Male & Female   # JNR STATE SERIES
20/24 - Male & Female
25/29 - Male & Female
30/34 - Male & Female
35/39 - Male & Female
40/44 - Male & Female
45/49 - Male & Female
50/54 - Male & Female
55/59 - Male & Female
60/64 - Male & Female
65/69 - Male & Female
70 plus - Male & Female
PARATRI - Male & Female

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DUATHLON and AQUABIKE SPRINT COURSE

1st, 2nd and 3rd Overall

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SPRINT COURSE - COURSE DESCRIPTION

Let me provide you with a description of the swim, bike, and run courses for the EXSS Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon, and Aquabike:

For the Sprint Triathlon, the swim portion entails completing one lap of 750m. Participants will begin beside the pontoon and swim in a counter-clockwise direction around the designated swim course. The swim concludes at the boat ramp, where athletes will exit the water and proceed to Transition 1 (T1). Here, they will transition from the swim to the bike leg.

After grabbing their bikes in T1, athletes will head down the event road. They will then proceed up the event road, passing the car bridge, and make a left turn onto the event path, completing one full lap. Following this, participants will make a left turn back onto the event road, heading towards Transition 2 (T2), after finishing their third lap. Upon reaching T2, athletes will transition to the final leg of the race, the 5km run.

The run course consists of two laps of 2.5km each. Participants will leave T2 and follow the designated route, completing the required laps before heading towards the finish line.

For the Duathlon event, participants will start just before the bridge and begin with a 1km run. After completing the run, athletes will enter the transition area, similar to the triathlon. From there, they will follow the same bike and run courses as the triathlon participants.

As for the Aquabike, participants will start with the triathlon and complete the full bike leg. At the end of the bike leg, they will run or walk out of transition, following the run course directly to the finish chute.

COURSE MAPS
Click here for the SPRINT TRIATHLON COURSE

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Click here for the BOLT TRIATHLON COURSE

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Click here for the TINLIDS TRIATHLON COURSE

 

TRIATHLON BOLT COURSE

12/13 - Male & Female # JNR STATE SERIES

14/15 - Male & Female # JNR STATE SERIES
16/29 - Male & Female
30/39 - Male & Female
40/49 - Male & Female
50/59 - Male & Female
60/plus - Male & Female

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DUATHLON and AQUABIKE BOLT COURSE

1st, 2nd and 3rd Overall

BOLT COURSE - COURSE DESCRIPTION

The swim portion of the BOLT course involves completing one lap of 400m. Participants will start beside the pontoon and swim in a counter-clockwise direction around the designated swim course. They will exit the water at the boat ramp and proceed to Transition 1 (T1) to transition to the bike leg.

After transitioning to the bike, athletes will head down the event road. They will then proceed up the event road, passing the car bridge, and make a left turn onto the event path, completing one full lap. Following the lap, participants will make another left turn back onto the event road, heading towards Transition 2 (T2) once they have finished their second lap. At T2, they will transition to the final leg of the race, the 2.5km run.

The run course for the BOLT course consists of a single lap of 2.5km. Participants will leave T2 and follow the designated route, completing the distance before heading towards the finish line.

For the Duathlon event, participants will start just before the bridge with a 1km run. After completing the run, they will enter the transition area and follow the same course as the triathlon, including the swim, bike, and run segments.

In the Aquabike event, participants will start with the triathlon and complete the full bike leg. At the end of the bike leg, they will run or walk out of transition, following the run course directly to the finish chute.

Get ready for an exciting race experience on the BOLT course. Good luck and enjoy the event!

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NOVICE and TINLIDS RACE

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10 -15 - Male & Female
16 + Male & Female

NOVICE and TINLIDS RACE - DESCRIPTION

The swim portion of the Novice and Tinlids Race involves completing a 100m distance. Participants will start beside the pontoon and swim directly to the boat ramp, where they will exit the water. From there, they will proceed to Transition 1 (T1) to transition to the bike leg.

After transitioning to the bike, athletes will head down the event road. They will then proceed up the event road, passing the car bridge, and make a left turn onto the event path, completing one full lap. Following the lap, participants will make another left turn back onto the event road, heading towards Transition 2 (T2) once they have finished their single lap. At T2, they will transition to the final leg of the race, the 1km run.

The run course for the Novice and Tinlids Race consists of a single lap of 1km. Participants will leave T2 and follow the designated route, completing the distance before heading towards the finish line.

Prepare for an exciting and beginner-friendly race experience in the Novice and Tinlids category. Enjoy the event and have a fantastic race!

RACE DAY TIMES  #SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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5:50 Registration & Transition Opens for all races
6:30 Access to Island Parking Closes
6:40 Transition Closes
6:45 Compulsory Race Briefing
6:50 Tin Lids and Novice Race Start
7:00 Sprint and Bolt Course Races Start

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WAVE STARTS # TBC 

7:00 

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GENERAL RACE INFORMATION​ ​

At all EXSS Events, participants can look forward to post-race refreshments, a much-anticipated treat for all athletes.

Medals from EXSS Events will be awarded to the top three athletes in each category, both male and female, for both the Sprint Course and Bolt Course.

For Open athletes, EXSS Events will provide prize money to the top five male and female participants.

During the race, an aid station will be available on the run course to provide assistance and refreshments to the athletes.

Get ready for an exciting race experience, and don't forget to enjoy the post-race refreshments and celebrate your achievements with your fellow athletes!

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TIMING - WASE TIMING

All EXSS Events will be timed by our event partner WASE TIMING

WASE timing uses live results so they will be available at the conclusion of the race.
Splits for each leg will be available.

Entries to the race will open July 1.

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RACE DAY COMPETITION RULES    

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Cycle drafting is not permitted, a gap of 7 meters must be kept at all times 

No Cycle passing on the left at all.

No littering on the course 

Good sportsmanship needs to be practiced at all times

Race Day competition rules as of 2022- click link.

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