March 17, 2018 to March 18, 2018
MINIMAN
The Elite Energy MINIMAN race formats have become renowned for their fun, inclusive and supportive atmosphere. It’s a brilliant spectacle when the aspiring athletes line up at the water’s edge with mum & dad there to encourage them, along with other family and friends.
The event focuses on participation and encouraging a healthy active and fun lifestyle from an early age. It doesn’t matter what you think your athletic abilities are, we encourage you to join in the FUN.
All of our young champions will receive a race singlet or t-shirt and a commemorative medal when they cross the line with a great sense of achievement.
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swim 50m (7-9yrs)
For the swim start, kids will be grouped in their appropriate age categories on the beach at the northern end of Belmore Basin.
They will be sent off in groups of approximately 20 at a time to ensure their safety during the swim leg.
bike 3km (7-9yrs)
Run to the transition area located in the northern end of Lang Park. In the transition area kids will dress into appropriate attire, put on their approved safety helmets, get their bikes and make their way to Marine Drive.
Once they are on Marine Drive, participants will mount their bikes and begin a 2 laps, ride around Flagstaff Hill and along Marine Drive.
On completion of their laps, kids will dismount their bikes and return their bikes to the transition area.
run 500m (7-9yrs)
The run is around Lang Park’s footpaths and grass area, heading down the finish chute and under the finish arch.
swim 150m (10-11yrs)
For the swim start, kids will be grouped in their appropriate age categories on the beach at the northern end of Belmore Basin near the appropriate age group swim start point. Kids will be sent off in groups of approximately 20 at a time to ensure their safety during the swim leg
bike 5km (10-11yrs)
Run to the transition area located in the northern end of Lang Park. In the transition area kids will dress into appropriate attire, put on their approved safety helmets, get their bikes and make their way to Marine Drive.
Once they are on Marine Drive, participants will mount their bikes and begin a 3 lap ride around Flagstaff Hill and along Marine Drive.
On completion of the 3 laps, kids will dismount their bikes and return their bikes to the transition area.
run 1km (10-11yrs)
The run is 1 lap around Lang Park’s footpaths and grass area, before heading down the finish chute and under the finish arch will be situated just south of the transition area.
Entry Fees
* +$1.00 Day Licence if any team member/s is not a Triathlon Australia Member
^Event T-shirts may be available for purchase on the day in limited sizes
| Entry | Closes | TA Member | Non TA Member | Teams | Event T-Shirt |
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| Early Bird | 5pm, 8th Nov 2017 | $25.00 | $26.00 | N/A | $15.00 |
| On Time | 5pm, 5th March 2018 | $25.00 | $26.00 | N/A | $15.00 |
| Late | 5pm, 14th March 2018 | $30.00 | $31.00 | N/A | N/A^ |
| Desperate | On the day | $35.00 | $36.00 | N/A | N/A^ |
Course Maps
2017 course maps for reference only. Course maps will be updated closer to the event.
Event Information
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What you get
We try our best to give each participant the best possible sporting event experience.
Here is a list of the benefits that you will receive with you Event entry:
- Valuable draw prizes
- Sponsors products
- Beautiful race venue
- Timing chip and live results on Event day
- Safe and professionally managed Event
- Police or ‘Professional Traffic Control’ personnel at ALL major intersections
- Traffic restrictions or partial/total road closures (dependent on Local Authorities approvals)
- Incredible support from local Sport and Charity Groups – who receive a portion of proceeds from the Event
- Sanctioning, Technical support and Insurance through Triathlon NSW
- AID Stations on the run course with water and energy drink
- Post Event snacks and recovery nutrition
- Bragging rights and annual stories to tell