How far will you go?

Come Again?

From the start of the race you complete as many laps as you can within your time limit. You can take breaks, make repairs, even have a sleep!

Endurance racing is as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. Are you a tortoise or a hare?

Although longer than most, this is still a mass-start road race. As such your bicycle and helmet will need to meet the regular rules for the discipline. No time trial bikes, and no powered assistance.

For riding after dark, you will require a steady (not blinking) front and rear light. Although visible on the road, a blinking light can be dazzling to other riders after being on the bike for so long.

Ride Alone Or With Friends

If you don’t think you can do it alone, then there are also categories for Duos and Teams. Take turns in completing laps and share the podium!

• Each event will begin from a standing start at the designated time.
• Competitors are allowed to draft each other, regardless of event or laps completed.
• When lapping slower competitors, onus is on the faster passing rider to do so in a safe manner.
• For team categories, timing chip changes must be made in the pits area. This must be done stationary with at least one foot on the ground.
• At the completion of the event time limit, the chequered flag will be raised and competitors can complete their current lap.
• In the event of competitors on the same lap, first across the line will determine the placings.

A Party of Cycling

We have plenty of space to setup a tent, or go all-out with a caravan. Power is available, as well as hot showers and permanent toilet facilities.

With one hectare of grass available, all within 20 meters of the nearest electrical power, you have plenty of space available to set up camp. There are permanent toilets and showers available on site.

Some suggested accommodations:

• Tent and sleeping bag
• Caravan or Motorhome
• Marquee, television and couch