SATURDAY 9 MARCH 2013
Reserve Day Sunday 10 March 2013
Start and Finish
- Start: Glendhu Bay, Wanaka
- End: Butlers Green, Arrowtown
Key Dates
- Race Day: Sat 9 March 2013
- Reserve Day: Sun 10 March 2013
- Entries Open: 1 July 2012 @ 9am
- Refunds Close: 1 Dec 2012
- Entry Transfers/Changes Close:
13 Feb 2013 @ 5pm
Entry Fees - 2013 prices TBC
- Adult: $140
- Junior (15-18): $95
Race Day Timing
- Registration: 8am-10:30am
- Briefing: 10:35-10:50am
- Elite Start: 11am
- Team Ricoh Start: 11:05am
- Click here for all start times
- Cut-Off at Aid Station 2: 3pm
- Prize Giving: Approximately 4pm
Race Records
- Male: Anton Cooper 1.48.43
- Female: Kate Fluker 2.16.00
- For further records & interesting stats, click here.
MTB GEAR CHECK
Compulsory MTB Clothing
Please bring the following items to one of our Motatapu partner stores to be checked by qualified staff:
Base Torso Layer
We recommend a technical t-shirt made of quick-drying fabric such as Icebreaker Superfine 150 or polypropylene. We do not recommend cotton fabrics.
Thermal Torso Layer
We recommend a long sleeved top made from a warm quick-drying fabric such as Icebreaker Superfine 200 or polypropylene. We do not recommend cotton fabrics.
Waterproof Jacket/Shell
We recommend a breathable jacket with a minimum of 10,000mm waterproofing. No ponchos! Jackets do not need to be seam sealed, although they will be more effective if they are.
Personal First Aid Kit
Including bandages, plasters, tape, gauze, whistle and survival blanket. We also recommend carrying pain relief medication (e.g. Panadol) for headaches, sunscreen and electrolyte replacement powder (e.g. Gastrolyte) for cramps, along with other medications you might need (e.g. prescription or hay fever drugs).
Recommended MTB Gear
As the weather can close in in this alpine region at any tme of year, the following items are recommended, but not complusory:
- Padded cycle shorts: for added comfort!
- Warm tights: e.g. polyproplyene or Icebreaker tights
- Full fingered gloves: e.g. polyproplyene or Icebreaker gloves
- Warm Hat: Either a skull hat for under your helmet, or a beanie, in case the weather takes a turn for the worse.















