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Course Details
Final course details and GPX files will be released in October
Mains
The hardest day on a bike this side of... well most places. This will not only test your grit and endurance, but your bike handling, nutrition and mind set. A course not to be missed, nothing will compare to the finishing velodrome laps knowing you have completed the Edition Zero Mains.
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248km, 3.5k Vert, 75% Gravel
3 Aid Stations, 1 Water Stop
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This probably is not for you!
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Price: Before 31/12/24: $200 / Before 2/6/25: $220
Before 31/10/24: $240 / Before 21/11/24: $260
Categories: Age Group Based
Minimum age: 18yrs old on race day
Strict cut off times: Total allowed time = 13 hours
Entrée
The real deal - an out and back across rolling farm country, this ride is no small snack, expect to work very hard to get to the Velodrome.
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137km, 1.9 k Vert, 69% Gravel
1 Aid Station, 1 Water Stop
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Love a century ride?
This is for you!
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Price: Before 31/12/24: $140 / Before 2/6/25: $150
Before 31/10/24: $180 / Before 21/11/24: $200
Categories: Age Group Based
Minimum age: 16yrs old on race day
Snack
The best introduction to Gravel riding. An out and back across rolling farm country, this ride will show you some beautiful country side, expect welcome, grit, fun and a fantastic finish.
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84km, 900 Vert, 44% Gravel
1 Aid Station (Twice)
Best to start with this!
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Price: Before 31/12/24: $100 / Before 2/6/25: $110
Before 31/10/24: $140 / Before 21/11/24: $160
Categories: Under 19 / Age Group Based
Minimum age: 15yrs old on race day
Taster
Designed to introduce you to riding on gravel.
The Taster is simply that, a taste of the adventure and community,
with less of the challenge.
Supporting someone else but still want to ride? This is for you.
Want to take the kids for a ride? This is for you.
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Price: Before 31/12/24: $60 / Before 2/6/25: $70
Before 31/10/24: $80 / Before 21/11/24: $90
51km, 500m Vert, 31% Gravel, 1 Aid Station
Minimum age: 10yrs old on race day (under 15 accompanied by an adult)
Aid Stations
All courses have aid stations with a drop bag service, water, medics, toilets and some nutrition.
All water stops have water, and caffeine if the day is getting on.
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Taster / Snack: 1 Aid Station at 24km (Snack again at 54.9km) with 1 drop bag
Entree: 1 Aid Station 66km with bag drop,
1 Water stop 113km
Mains: 1st Aid Station 66km with bag drop,
Water Stop 121km,
2nd Aid Station 165km with bag drop,
Water Stop 211km
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Drop Bags will be collected at registration with your race pack and need to be dropped at race briefing on race day ready to go. Bags will be transported to aid stations and returned to the finish village for you.
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Bag size: Think draw string bag for school swimming day.
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There is strictly no personal or team support on course
