The 100, 50 and 25km event starts are managed using a start wave system. With the exception of the 25km event, all riders must select a start wave during the registration process. On event day, all riders are to be assembled in their start waves as outlined on the back of the number plate.
HOW DO YOU START AT THE FRONT OF YOUR WAVE?
All riders who wish to be in the front of their start waves must enter and race the Isuzu Rotorua Shootout Time Trail on Saturday. The fastest riders in each start wave will then be awarded seeding in the front of their wave for the main race on Sunday.
All riders who wish to be in the front of their start waves must enter and race the Isuzu Rotorua Shootout Time Trail on Saturday. The fastest riders in each start wave will then be awarded seeding in the front of their wave for the main race on Sunday.
ELITE SEEDING ALLOCATION
For the Elite 100km race seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 10 male and female athletes will be awarded seeding as below.
For the Elite 100km race seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 10 male and female athletes will be awarded seeding as below.
100KM & 50KM AGE GROUP including 100km pairs
For the age group events seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 6 male and female participants of each start wave group awarded seeding as below.
For the age group events seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 6 male and female participants of each start wave group awarded seeding as below.
25KM EVENT
For the 25km event there is only one wave for this event, seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 6 male and female participants awarded seeding as below.
For the 25km event there is only one wave for this event, seeding will be based on the Shootout results, the fastest 6 male and female participants awarded seeding as below.
