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200m, 8km, 2km
ULTIMATE
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Swim: BAY
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Bike: CHALLENGING
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Run: FLAT
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Avg Water Temp: 22.9/73.2F
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Avg Air Temp: 25C/77F
The Super Sprint is an event for everyone. The very achievable distances lend themselves to those that want to “give triathlon a go” and to those that want to race a “super short and super fast” distance. Race in a supportive atmosphere amongst other like minded people and become part of the thrill and excitement of triathlon racing whilst gaining the absolute joy and pride that comes with accomplishing a personal goal.
Flippers will be permitted for this event, but podium medals will not be awarded to these entrants.
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THE SWIM – 200M
A 200m beach start swim in the pristine emerald waters of Jervis Bay
Course Map: Swim 200m
SWIM: 200m
LOCATION: Shark Net Beach – Huskisson
AVERAGE WATER TEMP FEB: 22.6C/72.6F
ELEVATION: n/a
SURFACE: Open water Bay
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THE BIKE – 8KM
From transition you head West out to Woollamia. The bike leg is 1 lap x 8km.
Course Map: Bike 8km
BIKE: 8km
LOCATION: Huskisson (transition)
AVERAGE AIR TEMP FEB: 24C/75.2F
ELEVATION: + 24 – 18
SURFACE: Closed Road
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THE RUN – 2KM
The run leg cradles the foreshore of Jervis Bay with a turn at Moona Moona Creek.
Course Map: Run 2km
RUN: 2km
LOCATION: Huskisson (transition)
AVERAGE AIR TEMP FEB: 24C/75.2F
ELEVATION: + 13 – 14m
SURFACE: Sealed Path
ENTRY FEES
- Cut off for provision of merchandise with entry is 31st January
- You now have the chance to order exclusive Husky 2025 event merchandise...SHOP NOW!
Please note: Prices are subject to change.
Prices are in AUD (Australian dollars)
SUPER SPRINT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY 21st FEBRUARY 2025
SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2025
Please note: Schedules are subject to change
EVENT INFORMATION
Pre-event information
- eeAll our Events are governed by Aus Triathlon Policy and Rules. Full details can be accessed as follows:
- The Competitor Categories are as follows:
- 12-13, 14-15, 16-19, 20-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, 61-70, 71-80, 81+
- Male, Female & Mixed teams, Clydesdales & Athenas will be recognised on the podium and then we have ‘Race Ya Mates’ which has no podium prizes.
- Minimum age for individuals – 12 years. Minimum age for Team members – 12 years. Both at 31st December 2024
- Age as of 31st December 2024
- Request for withdrawal must be sent via email to office@eliteenergy.com.au
- Refer to the Refund & Transfer Policy for details
From the Referees
All races over the course of the weekend are conducted under Aus Triathlon
Race Competition Rules & will be Non-Drafting Races. I would suggest that you
follow the link & familiarise yourself with the rules. Listed below are some of these rules.
SWIM
- Water temperature will be measured on the morning of each race and competitors will be notified regarding the permissibility of wetsuits at least 30 minutes prior to each race.
- Swim caps must be worn by all competitors.
Swimmers must start in their correct wave.
CYCLE
- Shoes must be worn & torsos covered at all times.
- Make sure your helmet is on & fastened before you take you bike from the rack & not removed until your bike is back on the rack at the end of the cycle leg.
- Always ride on the left side of the road unless you are passing another competitor, and do not cross a marked centre line under any circumstance, unless to avoid an accident. Failure to do so may result in the issue of a Red Card.
- If you are issued a Red Card you may continue your race but you are required to meet with the Race Referee after your race to discuss the Red Card.
- Blocking – keep to the left of the course at all times. Impeding the progress of another cyclist may result in a Yellow Card Penalty- stop/start penalty to be served at the Penalty Box on the course.
- Illegal Pass – always pass another cyclist on their right. Passing on the left or inside may result in the issue of a Blue Card Time Penalty by a Technical Official & a time penalty to be served at the Penalty Box on the course.
- Time Penalty is 3 minutes on Saturday & 5 minutes on Sunday.
- Draft Distance on Sunday is 12 metres – this is measured from the front wheel of the leading bike or motorcycle to the front wheel of the following bike.
- The Draft Zone for all other vehicles is 35 metres.
- When you enter the Draft Zone you must proceed with the passing move.
- You have 25 seconds to do this. Failure to do so may result in the issue of a Blue Card Time Penalty by a Technical Official & a 5 minute penalty to be served at the Penalty Box on the course.
- If you are overtaken by another cyclist you must immediately drop back the 12 metres before you make an attempt to pass another cyclist. Failure to do may also result in a Blue Card time penalty for drafting.
SATURDAY ONLY
- Draft Distance on Saturday is 10 metres – this is measured from the front wheel of the leading bike or motorcycle to the front wheel of the following bike.
- The Draft Zone for all other vehicles is 35 metres.
- When you enter the Draft Zone you must proceed with the passing move.
- You have 20 seconds to do this. Failure to do so may result in the issue of a Blue Card Time Penalty by a Technical Official & a 3 minute penalty to be served at the Penalty Box on the course.
- If you are overtaken by another cyclist you must immediately drop back the 10 metres before you make an attempt to pass another cyclist. Failure to do may also result in a Blue Card time penalty for drafting.
SUNDAY ONLY
- Draft Distance on Sunday is 12 metres – this is measured from the front wheel of the leading bike or motorcycle to the front wheel of the following bike.
- The Draft Zone for all other vehicles is 35 metres.
- When you enter the Draft Zone you must proceed with the passing move. You have 25 seconds to do this. Failure to do so may result in the issue of a Blue Card Time Penalty by a Technical Official & a 5 minute penalty to be served at the Penalty Box on the course.
- If you are overtaken by another cyclist you must immediately drop back the 12 metres before you make an attempt to pass another cyclist. Failure to do may also result in a Blue Card time penalty for drafting.
On the Day
- Collection of your Registration pack is compulsory for all individual entrants and only 1 representative from a team.
- These can be collected from the Registration Marquee, located at Huskisson Hotel Lawn
- Please check the Event Schedule for registration and transition opening times
- Please bring Personal ID, TA membership if applicable
- On The day bring your QR code to registration
Presentations & Prizes
- Please check the Event Schedule for presentation times
- All place getters (1st, 2nd & 3rd)
- Athletes MUST hold a current ITU / TA Professional License to be eligible for Prize Money. Elite Energy has the right to allow selected non-professional athletes into this category.
Race Results
- Can be accessed via the Results link on this page.
- Results will be uploaded as soon as possible after the completion of the event.
WHAT YOU GET
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INCLUDED (if registered before 31.1.2025)
Backpack
You also get…
- Valuable draw prizes
- Sponsors products
- Beautiful race venue
- Timing chip and 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 courses with water and energy drink
- Post-event snacks and recovery nutrition
- Bragging rights and annual stories to tell