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Minimum Age for Solo Riders is 18 years of age.
Minimum Age for (6 person) Team Riders is 14.
Minimum Age for (4 person) Team Riders is 17.
Minimum Age for (3 person) Team Riders is 17.
Minimum Age for (2 person) Team Riders is 18.
Age as of 1st December 2007.
MTBA Junior Participation in Endurance Events Policy
Where?
Location: Forrest, Victoria, Australia
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Map of Forrest is available here (click!)
Map of the Courses
Saturday Day Lap 1200-1800(click!)
Night Lap 1800 - 0600 (shh, it's a secret!)
Sunday Day Lap 0600 - 1200 (shh, it's a secret!)
When?
December 1st - 2nd 2007
Start: 12noon December 1st, 2007
Finish: 12noon December 2nd, 2007
Registration Open: Friday 4pm- 8pm Saturday 9am - 11am
Saturday Pre-Race Briefing:
Solo's- 11:15am
Teams- 11:30am
How do I enter?
Online Entries now open (click!)
Australian Dollars Entry Fee.
VISA - Mastercard
Secure DirectOne Online Entry Process
Downloadable Entry Form Here $10 Processing Surcharge for manual entry forms
MTBA Licence required
no licence = no ride.
Day licences available @ $15 per race.
Entry Fees
| CATEGORIES |
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL |
AFTER 10th November |
| Solo Male |
$137 |
$150 |
| Solo Female |
$137 |
$150 |
| Pairs Open |
$252
|
$275 |
| Threesomes Open |
$362 |
$400 |
| Foursomes Male |
$462 |
$500 |
| Foursomes Mixed |
$462 |
$500 |
| Foursomes Female |
$462 |
$500 |
| Supersixes Male |
$630 |
$700 |
| Supersixes Mixed |
$630 |
$700 |
| Supersixes Female |
$630 |
$700 |
| Schools 6 Boys |
$252 |
$252 |
| Schools 6 Girls |
$252 |
$252 |
| Schools 6 Mixed |
$252 |
$252 |
| Open Team |
$1050 |
1300 |
What's
at the Kona 24hr MTB Race?
- Huge Flat Campsite
- Toilets
- Showers
- Battery Recharge Area
- 24hr Coffee.... mmmm proper coffee!
- Food Vendors providing varying foods throughout
the weekend, starting on Friday night and finishing
up on Sunday arvo
- Licenced Bar - Cheap drinks all weekend!
- Mechanical support
- Kona mountain bikes Test Ride Program, try before
you buy the latest Kona bikes on one of your laps
- Mavic Test Ride Program, try before you buy the
latest Mavic wheels on one of your laps
- a chilled out music play list,
- a race commentator
- Dedicated manned 24hr, course checkpoint safety
radio network
- Great First Aid Team (St John Ambulance, Sports GP).
- and much more...
What
do I need to bring?
Each rider must have the following equipment whilst
on the course
- Serviceable mountain bike (preferably a Kona!),
- Australian Standards certified cycling helmet,
- 1 full water bottle (Camelbaks allowed).
- Additionally between the hours of 7:30pm - 6:30am
one functioning front light, one functioning rear
light and a spare white light. Race officials hold
the right to alter the "Lights On" times,
in reaction to course conditions.
- MTBA full licence or alternatively a day licence
can be issued for $15. This licence covers you, your
fellow competitors and the event with insurance.
- Eyewear for protection (with different lenses if
you have; sunny/dark lens, dusk/orange lens, night/clear
lens) we recommend Rudy Project eyewear with inter-changeable
lenses.
- Tool kit with spare tube and basic tools to ensure
you can get back to camp if something breaks.
What
to expect?
Just because it's 24hrs long doesn't mean that everyone
has to ride for 24hrs!!!! For the majority of participants
their team rides as a relay team, with one 'active'
rider at a time. The rest of the time the team sits
back, basks in the afterglow of post lap euphoria before
putting the drinks and food aside in time for another
lap.
The sporting part of the Kona 24hr MTB event revolves
around a massive relay, where solo riders or teams of
up to ten people compete to ride as many laps as possible
in a 24 hour time frame. Whether you're a strong rider,
or a recreational rider, our categories have been designed
to accommodate all levels. The majority of riders are
considered to be "weekend warriors", people
who work full time and enjoy being active on weekends.
You can choose to race as a Solo rider, or create a
team of up to 10 people, depending on the level of endurance
you wish to compete at. Each participant is required
to complete only one lap, however, the team's objective
is to complete as many laps as possible within the 24-hour
time frame.
Volunteers
FGP events like the Kona24hr can't survive without
the help and support of volunteers.
FGP offer entry free credits, in return for volunteers
that work on one of our events.
Contact the FGP office for details
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