Saturday 15^th OCTOBER

KAYAK 5k, 20k BIKE, 3k RUN

DUATHLON 3K RUN /20K BIKE /3K RUN

(JUNIORS HALF DISTANCE)

MEET BUTCHERS DRIVE CROMWELL, 10am start

Entry fee $5 to SLMSC members, $10 non-members

CONTACT

B Godsall 021 442626

Kayak:

WANAKA FORESHORE 15K

4^TH SEPT 2011

RESULTS

PLACE NAME TIME HANDICAP ACTUAL (+ minutes)

1 DAVID STARK 1:42.35 15 1:27.35

2 MIKE ROBBINS 1:46.05 25 1:21.05

3 EMILY CHAMBERLAIN 1:46.30 0 1:46.30

4 MARK COCKROFT 1:46.40 28 1:18.40

5 BILL GODSALL 1:43.03 25 1:22.03

6 VIC SANDFORD 1:43.05 19 1:28.05

7 HELEN SEYB 1:47.46 0 1:47.46

8 STEVE NORTON 1:48.19 32 1:16.19

9 MIKE PLIMMER 1:48.26 25 1:23.26

10 JAMES BARNES 1:48.36 15 1:33.36

November 19th 2011

Southern Lakes Multisport Club are excited about bringing you another very worthy yet affordable Adventure Race back to Central Otago.

Click here for entry and details

WINTER KAYAK SERIES 2011

Southern Lakes Multisport Club

Cost $5 for SLMSC current members.

$10 for non members.

(Memberships contact jo.brent@paradise.net.nz)

Start time each race 10am sharp

Race 1: Sunday 3rd July Frankton Beach

Distance approx 12km. (Steve Norton)

Race 2: Sunday 10^th July Cromwell

Butchers Drive Boat Ramp 8km (Bill)

Race 3: Sunday 7^th August Lake Hayes

Meet at Rowing club 1 or 2 laps

(day after Peak 2 Peak) (Steve , Brent)

Race 4: Sunday August 21^st Frankton Beach

Distance approx 12km (Steve, Brent)

Race 5: Sunday September 4^th Wanaka

Foreshore to Outlet return 15km (Dougal, Vicki)

Contact Bill 021 442626

Rules and Regulations.

The Central Otago 24Hour is an adventure race organized by Southern Lakes Multisport Club, Multisport NZ.

By entering the teams and assistant crew agree to follow the race rules; traffic management plans, respect the terrain that they are moving through and to respect the farming properties that they cross.

Southern Lakes Multisport club provide insurance that covers fire, public liability, damage to property, employers liability and law safe.

All participants compete at their own risk and should have the skills required to complete the event safely.

Administration Formalities Registration

Entries will be considered complete when SLMSC has the following: Entry fee payment

Completed entry forms

Late information will be sent to Team Contact

Entry fee is $80 per team member, in the event of withdrawl , the registration fee will be refunded minus 30% handling charges, the same rate applies if the organizers cancel due to unforeseen circumstances.

Program

Friday 19^th November 5pm; Registration, briefing and gear checks at Cromwell Sports Club Base Camp ,Barry Avenue Cromwell.

Saturday 20^th November 6 am; Race starts at Cromwell Sports Club Base Camp.

Sunday 21^st November 6 am: Official Race Finish. Cromwell sports Club Base Camp. Midday Prize Giving and Meal starts late finishers are unofficial finishers.

The Team

The SLMSC 24 HR is open to teams of 4 Mixed, or 2 same sex or mixed .

Teams do not require a support crew.

It is recommended each team has a member who understands basic first aid.

Any team member who has a medical condition must alert the race organizer when registering.

Team members must be able to navigate with compass and topographic map, in any weather conditions and dark, they should be competent in the skills required for this event.

Maps required and supplied by team are to be 260 series –F41 Arrowtown, G41 Cromwell and G42 Alexandra.

The event organizer reserves the right to withdraw any team member for medical or other reasons deemed suitable by the race jury.

Assistants

Assistance to the teams is available only at Base Camp and only within a 100metre radius around Base Camp. All outside help is prohibited outside of Base Camp other than support from race officials.

Competition

The race covers a variety of disciplines which include kayaking, trekking , abseiling and mountain biking. The race will continue with both day and night sections with an anticipated time of 16 hours for the fastest and 24 hours for the slowest.

The secret course will be revealed at the pre race briefing by the race director with alternative routes and cut-off times indicated. A information sheet will also be presented to each team with rules and regulations.

Competitors must follow the course and alternatives designed by the organization, and must comply with the spirit of the competition. Team members must travel within 100 metres of each other.

The route of the course may be modified at any moment by the race organizer due to weather, security or unforeseen conditions.

Any team riding on the highway outside of areas covered by the approved TMP as outlined at race briefing will incurr an immediate sit down penalty of 1 hour.

Checkpoints and Transition Areas

The course is punctuated by checkpoints that competitors must pass as a whole team. A checkpoint is usually manned by officials but can be unmanned.

Checkpoints are placed in locations described in the competitors notes, with map co-ordinates giving the exact location you may be asked for a point of interest at the checkpoint, or have your passport clicked.

All transitions will occur at the Base Camp location. (there will a short run of approx 3km to the kayaks)

Each team member must be present at the checkpoint to check in on arrival and check out on departure. The team must sign the checkpoint or transition area to record there passage.

Teams must follow the instructions given by officials responsible for the checkpoints.

In the case of remote or unmanned checkpoints teams must follow the instruction given to them at the briefing eg; record a password /number in order to prove their passage .

All checkpoints manned or unmanned must be visited. Missing a checkpoint may result in the team being excluded from the results.

Officials

A team of officials, guides and safety officers may assist the organization, team members and assistants must respect the instructions given by the officials and follow their decisions relating to the course in general. Any abuse towards a member of the organizing team will incur serious sanctions.

Withdrawal .

In the case of a withdrawal during the race of a competitor, or an entire team, the captain must inform the organization by any means available and in the shortest possible time.

A team who withdraws or is disqualified is not allowed back on the course without approval of the organizer.

Time Penalties/ disqualification.

Disqualification will/may occur for:

• Unfair behavior
• Use of unauthorized equipment eg; GPS
• Abandonment of team member
• Non wearing of race number.
• Non assistance to a person in danger
• Use of unauthorized means of transport
• Use of performance enhancing drugs
• Missing a checkpoint

Penalties will occur for:

• Presence of assistant member in a forbidden sector
• Non wearing of compulsory equipment
• Not carrying compulsory equipment
• Dropping rubbish
• Assistants crew checking course outside transition zone

Protests

All protests must be in the hands of the event organizer within 1 hour of the team crossing the finish line, the jury made up of elected members selected by the event director.

Timing

The race clock starts at 6am Saturday, the time of each team will be recorded when they arrive at each transition then when teams cross the finish line. When a team rests at Base Camp/ or checkpoint the clock continues.

Placings

Teams are ranked when all team members have crossed the finish line after having completed the entire course through the mandatory checkpoints.

It takes 3 teams to make a category.

Gear List

Team Equipment 1x First Aid Kit

1x cell phone (to be used only in emergency)

1xCompass

1x knife

1x tent fly

1x Cell phone per team

Personal equipment

1x survival blanket

1x polypro top/bottom

1x fleece top

1x fleece / woolen hat

1x whistle

1x headlamp

1x Waterproof jacket

The above equipment must be carried on all legs.

Kayak Section

Any kayak type allowed.

!x life jacket per competitor

Duct tape

Bouyancy in kayak 20 litre minimum or sealed

Compartment as in sea kayaks

Mountain Bike Sections

1x spare tube each person

critical 1x pump and tube repair kit per team

1x rear flashing light/ headlight per team member

1x Cycle helmet

Equipment inspection

Equipment will be checked at the race registration to certify that each team meets the equipment requirements of the race rules, gear checks may occur at any stage during the event.

Forbidden Equipment

GPS/ Night vision goggles

Unauthorized use of team cell phone

Team First Aid Kit must contain at least the following.

• Pain killers
• Betadine wipes
• Crepe bandage
• Adhesive elastic tape
• Sunscreen

Race information will be handed out at the race briefing/ gear checking will be held as soon as you arrive at the venue please have your gear ready.

The meal will be available from midday Sunday at the finish line

Base Camp, Cromwell Sports Club.

Any Queries to Bill Godsall

Race Director

P O Box 133

Cromwell

Email bgodsall@sportotago.co.nz

Phone 021 442626



Local Results

Kayak Race 1Frankton

Mike Kelly 53.36 Josie Cederman 1.03.06

Steve Norton 53.44 Kath Kelly 1.04.34

Tim Pearson 54.14 Aroha 1.08.36

Calendar

July

Explore Sweden, World AR series Race, 9th to 17^th, Sweden

Peak to Peak 24^th of July, Queenstown. Ski, Bike, Kayak & Run

Duathalon 25^th Sandy Point Invercargill

Winter Kayak Race 2, 25^th, Lake Hayse.

August

XC MTB Winter Series, 1^st, Sandy Point

Front Runner Series Jacks Point, 7^th, 5 & 10 km run, Queenstown.

Winter Kayak Race 3, 8^th, Cromwell

Multisport Race, 8^th, Sandy Point, Invercargill

Costa Rica Raid, AR World Series Race, 12^th to 15^th Costa Rica

Otago Kayak Race, 15^th, 17kms Dunedin. www.kayakotago.org

Untamed New England, 12^th to 15^th, AR World Series Race, New Hampshire, USA.

Clyde to Alex Road Race, 21^st, 10km

Winter Kayak Race 4, 22^nd, Frankton

Geoquest, 20^th to 23^rd, Adventure Race, Australia

Vanuatu Adventure Race, 22^nd to 23^rd, 2 days 2 people teams. www.racevanuatu.com

Terre x Adidas, AR World Series Race, 27^th to 30^th. UK

Great Nasby Water Race, 28^th, Running 100km’s, Solo or Team.

Coromandal Classic Multisport Race, 27^th 28^th, Thames.

Duathalon, 29^th, Sandy Point Invercargill.

Winter Triathalon???

September

Rollos 6 hr Adventure Race, 4^th, Nelson.

Downhill, 4^th, Clyde

Linger and Die X country MTB, 5^Th, Alex

Front Runner Series Jacks Point, 4th^th, 5 & 10 km run, Queenstown.

Epic 12 hr/6 hr Rogaine, 11^th, www.epicnavigation.co.nz

Winter Kayak Race 5, 12^th, Wanaka

Clyde to Alex, Kayak Race, 18^th

Duathalon Alexandra, 18th

South Canterbury AR Braemar, 12 hr, 18^th.

6Hr Haggis Hunter, Dunedin

Able Tasman Coastal Classic 36 km Trail Run, 18^th. Nelson

Otago Kayak Race, 19^th, 21 km Dunedin. www.kayakotago.org

Spring Challenge Motueka, 24^th & 25^th, www.springchallenge.co.nz

Rail Trail Classic, Clyde to Middlemarch MTB, 26^th, Clyde. www.rtc100.co.nz

October

Duathalon and Multisport Race, 3^rd, 3k/20k/3k Cromwell

Front Runner Series Jacks Point, 9^th, 5 & 10 km run, Queenstown.

Ride the Lake, recreation ride, 10^th, marie.roxburgh@southerndhb.govt.nz

Motu Challenge North Island Premier Multisport Race, 9^th, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty.

Frost Buster, Multisport, 16^th, Methven.

Mussleman, Multisport, 17^th, Picton to Nelson.

The Great Adventure Challenge, 23^rd, Adventure Racing, NSW Australia.

Rogaine 12 and 6 hr 23^rd, Wanaka area. www.highlandevents.co.nz

8 Hrs at Jacks, 24^th, Mtb, www.southerntraverse.com

Pyramid Run, 23^rd, Twizel. www.twizelhardlabour.org.nz

Canal Caper, Road Cycle, 24^th, Twizel www.twizelhardlabour.org.nz

Dusky Trail, 25^th, Twizel. www.twizelhardlabour.org.nz

Cromwell Half Marathon, 10km and Walk. 24th

AR World Championships, 30^th to 9^th Oct, Spain.

P6 Adventure Race 30^th, www.lacticturkey.co.nz

Bluff Over The Hill Grunt, Running, 31^st, Bluff.

November

Front Runner Series Jacks Point, 6^th, 5 & 10 km run, Queenstown.

Adventure Quest, Rogaine Run Bike, 13^th Nov, Queenstown. www.southerntraverse.com

Coastal Classic www.coastalclassic.org.nz

Lake to Lighthouse, 18^th to 20^th, Lake Waikarimoana.

24 hr Adventure Race Central Otago, 20^th, Central Otago. www.southernlakesmultisportclub.com

Gutbuster, Garston to Bannockburn, 27^th Nov

Twin Lakes Marathon 28^th, www.twinlakesmarathon.co.nz

December

Kepler Challenge and Luxmore Grunt, Running, 4^th

Front Runner Series Jacks Point, 4th, 5 & 10 km run, Queenstown

Lakes Hayse Christmas Triathalon, 27^th, www.southerntriseries,co.nz

Clutha Classic Kayak Race 29^th, www.southernlakesmultisportclub.com

Bannockburn MTB Classic 30^th, www.cromwell.org.nz

Happy racing.

Sarah

Links

www.southernlakesmultisportclub.com

Local/National

www.oamarumultisport.org.nz, www.sportzhub.com, www.halo.org.nz, www.endurancesport.co.nz, www.multisportevents.co.nz, www.southlandtriclub.co.nz, www.southerntraverse.com, www.highlandevents.co.nz, www.goldrush.co.nz, www.iconicadventures.co.nz, www.salomonsoutherntriseries.co.nz, coasttocoast.co.nz, www.mscalender.50webs.co.nz, www.motuchallenge.co.nz, www.lacticturkey.co.nz, www.crazyman.co.nz, www.nelsontriclub.co.nz, www.keplerchallenge.co.nz, www.goodtimeevnts.net, www.multisport.net.nz, www.hamnerevents.co.nz, www.kayakotago.org, wwwwakatipucycling.co.nz, www.southlandmtbclub.co.nz

International

www.sleepmonsters.com, www.ausport.gov.au, www.rapidascent.com.au, www.xpd.com.au, www.arwc2010.com, www.arworldseries.com, www.geocentricoutdoors.com.au

Cost $5 for SLMSC current members.

$10 for non members.

(Memberships contact jo.brent@paradise.net.nz)

Start time each race 10am sharp

Handicapped by boat type

Race 1: Sunday 11^th July Frankton Beach

Distance approx 12km.

Race 2: Sunday 25^th July Lake Hayes

Meet at Rowing club 1 or 2 laps

Race 3: Sunday August 8^th Cromwell

Butchers Drive Boat Ramp 8km

Race 4: Sunday August 22^nd Frankton Beach

Distance approx 12km

Race 5: Sunday September 5^th Wanaka

Foreshore to Outlet return 15km

Contact Bill 021 442626

Southernlakesmultisportclub.com