Karri Country Good Food is catering this dinner. Information and bookings are available here.
A boxed lunch will be provided to all riders at the end of stage 2. The cost of this meal is included in the entry fee.
A continental breakfast will be available at the Clem Collins Centre on Sunday and Monday mornings at a cost of $12 per head. These meals can be booked on-line from our registration page.
Timing: The electronic timing and results systems for the event are supplied and operated by blueChip Timing.
Categories: 100km Karri Cup MTB Challenge
Open Women's Solo
Open Men's Solo
Veteran Women's Solo (35yr+)
Veteran Men's Solo (35yr+)
Masters Women's Solo (50yr+)
Masters Men's Solo (50yr+)
Mixed Team (2 or 4 persons)
Women's Team (2 or 4 persons)
Men's Team (2 or 4 persons)
Junior (under 18yrs) Team (2 or 4 persons)
50km MTB Challenge
Open Women's Solo
Open Men's Solo
Veteran Women's Solo (35yr+)
Veteran Men's Solo (35yr+)
Masters Women's Solo (50yr+)
Masters Men's Solo (50yr+)
Mixed Team (2 persons)
Women's Team (2 persons)
Men's Team (2 persons)
Junior (under 18yrs) Team (2 persons)
Format: 100km Karri Cup MTB Challenge - four 25km stages
50km MTB Challenge - two 25km stages (stages 3 & 4 of 100km event)
Karri Kids - see Karri Kids page for details
Location: Surrounded by magnificent national parks, Northcliffe is located 360km south of Perth. With towering Karri, Marri and Jarrah forest close at hand and the majestic cliffs of the southern coastline only twenty minutes away, you can get the best of both worlds.
A buffet dinner with a choice of spit roasted meats, roast vegetables and salads will be available in town on Saturday evening. The cost for this meal is $25 adults and $13 for children under 12. The meal can be booked on-line from our registration page.
The event starts and finishes at the Northcliffe Recreation Ground off Wheatley Coast Road on George Gardner Drive just east of the township of Northcliffe on Sunday 28th February 2010.
A major beneficiaryof this event is the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) of Australia. A portion of all registration fees goes towards supporting this most worthwhile cause. Riders are encouraged to seek sponsorship to swell the donations to RFDS, which will be collected over the race weekend.
