ENTRY FEES
PLEASE NOTE CANTERBURY TRI CLUB MEMBERS RECEIVE A PROMO CODE FOR ENTRY THAT GIVES 15% DISCOUNT - SO JOIN UP!
INDIVIDUALS
Individual Race / Series Entry (3 races) / Series (4 races)
Individuals (adults) & teams $59 / $150 (3 races) / $200 (4 races)
Youth / Junior (10-18 years) $39 / $99 (3 races) / $130 (4 races)
Kids (5-9 years) $25 / $69 (3 races) / $90 (4 races)
Novice $59 / $150 (3 races) / $200 (4 races)
TEAMS - are charged the same rate as individuals i.e. $59 for the team not $59 each
LATE ENTRIES CLOSER THAN 7 DAYS BEFORE RACE DAY INCUR A $10 late fee
The JD Duathlons offer categories for everyone.
Categories (age is taken at the 31st of December of the year of the race (ie you are racing the age you turn this year))
Kids 5-7, 8-9 years
Youth 10-11 years, Youth 12 years+
Junior 13-15, 16-18
Open - 10 year age groups
Novice Race - results will be split by gender
Teams (male, female and mixed) - Teams will start with the individuals
Please help us by entering early!!!!
Standard entry fee's listed below. These close 1 week before each race. Late entries are accepted however there is a extra $10 fee
Online entry close on the 5pm Thursday night before each race
Current Canterbury Triathlon Club members are eligible for a discount on entry - the code will have been emailed to you
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY / BASIC RULES
No music devices can be used at any stage during the event
Teams can be made up of two or three people
Cycle helmets must be worn and remain fastened before cycle is removed from the rack until returned to the rack
The decision of the Race Director affecting all matters is final.
Numbers are to be worn on the frontRiders must keep left at all times - only pass on the right.
No refunds or transfers to subsequent events will be given on non starting of event.
The organisers reserve the right to reject any entry without any justification for their actions.No drafting allowed on the cycle course.
This is a non drafting event. The penalty is public shame and a 2 minute time penalty for blatant drafting.
It is the athletes responsibility to know the course. Marshals are there to help keep the course safe not tell you where you should be going. Run and ride a lap of the course in your warm up or training so you know where to go
