PAssion North Run 2014 (8 km) 

This is my first time participation of PAssion North Run 8 km competitive run.

This is my personal Duathlon race with cycling (5.2 km), running(8.2 km), running (2.4 km) and cycling (5.8 km).

Took one bowl mixture of soy protein and Milo.

Started cycling at 4:08 pm to Yishun Ave 2 via Woodlands Ave 7, Sembawang Way and Canberra Link for 5.2 km and reached there at 4:29 pm and parked my bicycle beside the road next to The Eating house next to Simpang Kiri PCN entrance (The T junction between Canberra Link and Yishun Ave 2).

Walked to the starting point about 1 km away. Took one pack of fruit drink.

Reached the starting point around 4:40 pm.

Did some light warm up.

Started from 8 to 10 rows from the starting line.

The PSI index was quite high around 85.

Saw many F1 runners at the front row and some familiar faces like William Teo and he is one of the strong veteran runner and estimated he finished around 37 minutes. Once the race started sharp at 5:00 pm, was blocked by quite a number of slow runners and waved around to pass them. Overtook few strong female runners like Yuri Shona Pek and Sara Lee within 300 meters. Met another two strong female runners and always ahead of me for about 50 meters. The strongest lady runner   stopped around 5 to 6 km on up slope of Admiralty Road West and the accompanied lady stopped with her.

Completed in 39 minutes 46 seconds (The finishing time board shown 38 mintues 50 seconds ?) with average speed of 12.3 km/h for  8.18 km as recorded by my Soleus GPS watch.

Have a good run and may finished in top 100. Saw my neighbor took pictures at the T junction of Sembawang road and Andrews road (up slope but not so bad) and at the finisher line and  hopefully captured some of my photos.

The water points are ample at an interval of 2 kms. The first km marker is wrong with my timing of 5 minutes 12 seconds. Reached 2nd km marker at around 10 minutes.

Took one bottle of 100 plus, one bottle of mineral water and lucky draw and finisher medal. Exchanged my coupon with one "Zhio Chen Gao" nine layer cake and 2 sticks of satay with cucumber and raw onion. Played two games.

Did a slow run at 6:09 pm for 2.4 km for 15 minutes on Simpang Kiri PCN and backed to the junction next to Thai food food eating house to retrieve my bicycle.

Cycled home from 6:28 pm and reached home by 7:05 pm for 5.8 km.


Just love my faithful New Balance Minimus  MR 10 shoes.


The Minimus Road which was released in 2011 and had the 4 mm drop is called the MR10, and the trail version is called the MT10.

The Minimus Zero released this year is the MR00 and MT00, with the "R" and the "T" designating the road and trail versions.

The Zero series with the 0 mm drop, and also the 10 series with its 4 mm drop.

MR10 shoe that could handle high mileage runs. It was supportive enough to continuously handle 20 miles  distances. It encouraged a midfoot-forefoot strike, and could be worn with or without socks. My favorite aspect of the shoe however is the sole, which is very similar in the new MR00 line.

The stack height in the new MR00 is a minuscule 12 mm on the heel and the toe. The MR10 for comparison is 18mm in the heel and 14mm in the toe. The REVlite midsole in the MR00 is very flexible, and contains Vibram rubber in high abrasion areas to hopefully provide many miles of use even in minimal footwear. It's listed weight is 6.1 ounces.

The shoe contains a very wide toe box, and a narrow heel. The midfoot of the shoe is also very narrow. It is easy to have a little bit of spillage over the middle of the insole as the shoe is so narrow in the midfoot. The toebox however can accommodate even a wide foot.

The upper is constructed of a highly breathable mesh and it possesses some stretch for a very comfortable fit. The tongue is attached on only one side and lacing is innovative and secures the foot like a glove.

In terms of the ride of the shoe, it definitely feels more scant than the MR10. MR10 is more supportive and firm sole. The REVlite midsole on the MR00 is much more flexible than the MR10.

Types of Runs

Category	Type	Passion Card	Non Passion Card
Competitive Category (8km)	Men / Women Open	$30.00	$35.00
Competitive Category (8km)	Men & Women open (under 21 years old)	$30.00	$35.00
Fun Run Category (open to all ages, 4.5km)	Fun Run	$15.00	$20.00
Kids Category (700m)	Kids Run (Pair with parents / Guardian)(12 years old and below)	$15.00	$15.00

Prizes And Entitlements

	CASH PRIZE	ENTITLEMENT
Competitive Run Open (Men/ Women) – 8KM	Champion $500 cash 1st Runner-up $300 cash 2nd Runner-up $200 cash 4th Place- $70 cash 5th Place - $70 cash 6th Place - $70 cash 7th Place - $70 cash 8th Place - $70 cash 9th Place - $70 cash 10th Place -$70 cash	Finisher medal will be available on the actual day. Finisher certificate to be post to the participants 3 weeks later after the event. Lucky draw coupons will be distributed during the race pack collection on 3rd and 4th Oct 2014
Competitive Run Open (Men/ Women) under 21 years old – 8KM	Champion $300 cash 1st Runner-up $200 cash2nd Runner-up $100 cash 4th Place -$50 cash 5th Place - $50 cash 6th Place -  $50 cash 7th Place - $50 cash 8th Place - $50 cash 9th Place - $50 cash 10th Place - $50 cash
Fun Run- 4.5km	---	Finisher certificate to be post to the participants 3 weeks later after the event. Lucky draw coupons will be distributed during the race pack collection on 3rd and 4th Oct 2014
Kids Run – 700M	Top 10 kid’s run winners will be given Passion North Run Kids’ Trophy (Position 1st to 10th)	Finisher certificate to be post to the participants 3 weeks later after the event. Lucky draw coupons will be distributed during the race pack collection on 3rd and 4th Oct 2014

 

Chua Chu Kang B.I.G Farm Walk and Run 2014 (10 km)

This is my first time participation of 10 km competitive run for this run.

This is the first competitive run without personal BIB and without prices.

Woke up at 5:45 am and took some light soy drink breakfast and some bread.

Parked at one of the nearby Multi-Storey car park.

Reached the venue after a short walk at 7:00 am with wife and daughter (both of them participated 3 km Fun Walk). I did a slow jogged as part of the warm up preparation. The weather is cooling with cloudy sky but the haze PSI is around 97 at 7:00 am at 94 at 8:00 am.

This is the first time started from first row. No local top runners participated this run since no prices were  given.

Started the race at 7:29 am and completed 7.91 km according to my Soleus GPS watch for 38 minutes 59 seconds with average speed of 12.1 km/h.

Felt great to be one of the front runners for this race.

The lead traffic police on police motorbike occasionally slowed down and even stopped waited for the champion to catch up since his speed wasn't the fastest with the absent of top runners.

Quite surprising, there wasn't even a single female runner whom able to keep pace with all the front runners including me.

Took half bottle of water at 4 km (they should not handed out water bottle) and one cup of water at 6 km.

Have a good run and finished in top 30. May finished in top 5 if there was a veteran category.

My 2XU singlet is useless with so much sweat retention and stick to my skin felt very uncomfortable and distracted my run.

Felt surprised when the finisher medal were given out at the finisher line at 8 km. The finisher line should be at the opposite road after a u-turn around 9.3 km.

Took few pieces of banana, one bottle of water and few cups of cold Milo.

Many runners complained both water points ran out of water.

Despite some minor hiccups, quite happy with the organizer with quite well organized and value goodies bag and some organized activities with the lowest $10 registration fee which was heavily subsidized by PA.

They should at least provide some prices for top 3 or even up to top 10 Men's and Women's open category !

Sundown Marathon 2014

Have participated all the Sundown Marathon from 2008 to 2012, missed last year's.

Took my dinner at 8:00 pm.

My daughter helped me to tape my left calf with Acti-Tape.

Took a train down to City Hall. Reached the venue at 10:30 pm.

Checked in my baggage.

Have a mixed feeling and felt good to participate the full marathon again after a long 1.5 years break.

The Sundown Marathon race was flagged off at 11:30 pm.

Initially run with cautious since contracted food poisoning last Sunday, through out many years of running experience and know unpredictable thing may pop up for such a long distance. Have a very good run and control my pace until the 22 km u-turn and keep up my pace slightly.

Suddenly started to rain heavily around 22 km mark and luckily the rain stop around 25 km.

After 30+ km, felt nipples a bit warm due to rubbing and realized forgot to tape it.

Endured my right toe's pain after about 15 km. My New Balance 890v4 Boston edition just broke for about 32 km run started to give me problem at 35 km. My left leg big toe constantly hit the shoe wall and the pain was almost unbearable. My legs started to cramp around 33 km and have to walk a jog the Shears bridge from 34 to 36 km. After thought the constant left big toe's pain and reduce the damage, decided to run without the left sock to make more room to the leg and felt better.

My legs cramps were more severe around 3 kms to go so have to alternate walk and jog.

Through out the run, took my own two energy gels and on site provided two energy gels, one Zero electrolyte tablet consumed approximately every 10 km and three (half piece) banana.

Finally felt the relieve once crossing the finishing line.

Took one piece of banana and one can of 100 plus isotonic drink.

Managed to achieved my full marathon in 4 hour 48 minutes for 42.195 km run and quite happy with the timing with both legs blister, left big toe got black toe nail and the on set of leg cramps.

The retrieving of my bag took 10 minutes due to problem to locate.

Unfortunately the 4:30 am bus tickets were all sold out so decided to take the earliest train home.

They should provide extra shuttle bus at 5:00 am in addition of 3:30 am and 4:30 am.

So walked to Marina Square to clean myself and changed to dry cloths.

Walked to City Hall and took 3/4 piece of banana at 5:30 am.

Took a North bound train at 6:30 am (the earliest).

Reached home around 7:45 am.

Lesson learnt:

Must wear half size bigger shoes to have bigger toes room. Must wear anti-blister very thin socks then I may  buy the exact size shoes.

The Pinnacle@ Duxton Vertical Challenge 2014 (47 Storeys)

Woke up at 5:00 am for The Pinnacle@ Duxton Vertical Challenge 47 floors.

Took one bowl of soy drink with few pieces of Sanitarium weet-bix and Mugiya multi-grain bread.

Took a train from Woodlands MRT station and reached Outram Park MRT station at 7:10 am.

Reached the event site at 7:20 am.

The race started in waves of 4 persons and an interval of 15 (?) seconds.

Started my vertical marathon at 8:22 am and completed around 7 minutes and 50 seconds.

Took two pieces of banana and one can of Aquarius isotonic drink.

Overall the race is well organized and the finisher medal looks solid.







Race details:
Date: 11 May 2014, Sunday
Event Route Type: 

• Vertical Climb (47 Storeys)
• Race starts from 3rd floor to 50th floor
• Participants will be granted 5 minutes of photo-taking time at the 50th floor

Venue: Pinnacle @ Duxton

Categories	Reporting Window Time	Flag-Off Time
Men’s Open	7.30am – 7.45am	8.00am
Women’s Open	8.30am – 8.45am	9.00am
Team Challenge	9.30am – 9.45am	10.00am

*Schedule is subject to changes
*Participants who fail to report within the window reporting time will be planned to last detail and will be disqualified from winning any prizes.

Race Categories & Fees

Type	Race Categories	Registration Fee
		Early Bird(Till 31 Mar)	World of Sports/PAssion Card Members	Public
Individual	Men's/Women's Open	$45	$45	$50
Team	Team of any 4	$150	N.A.	$180

Runner’s Entitlement:

• Brooks Exclusive Event Tee (worth $39.90)
• Race bib with timing chip
• Finisher Medal upon completion of race
• 30%* off Brooks regular-priced merchandise
• Other Goodies

Sizing Chart

Description(CM)	XS	S	M	L	XL
Length of Tee	66	68	70	73	75
Chest Around	92	97	102	107	112

Race Pack Collection:
Date: 3 May 2014, Saturday
Venue: Sports Town @ Isetan Wisma Atria, Level 4
Time: 12noon – 8pm
Collection Details:
All participants will need to bring the following documents for collection of race pack:
1. NRIC/ Photo ID for verification purposes.
2. Confirmation Slip
Note: Organizers reserves the right to deny participants without the required documents from collecting their race packs
    
For participants who are unable to collect in person
If you’re unable to come down in person to collect your race pack during the slated period, you may authorize a representative to collect it for you.
She/he must bring the following documents:
1. A copy of participant’s NRIC for verification AND
2. Representatives NRIC for recording purposes
3. Authorization Slip (click here to download)

Race Prizes
Men’s Open 
1st Position: $200 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
1st Runner’s up: $$150 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
2nd Runner’s up: $100 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
3rd Runner’s up: $80 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 

Women’s Open
1st Position: $200 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
1st Runner’s up: $$150 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
2nd Runner’s up: $100 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
3rd Runner’s up: $80 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 

Team 
1st Position: $800 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
1st Runner’s up: $600 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
2nd Runner’s up: $400 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 
3rd Runner’s up: $320 Brooks Product voucher & World of Sports hamper 

OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014 (The Challenge 40 Km)

Woke up at 2:00 am and felt anxious for my first ever public cycling participation.

Took one bowl of soy drink at 3:00 am

Took four pieces of Sanitarium weet-bix and one piece of banana.

Drove my car with my bike on board to F1 track at 3:35 am.

Parked my car at Suntec City.

Reached the venue at 4:15 am.

Took one piece of banana.

Line up at the starting pan at 4:45 am.

Started the race for third wave at 6:25 am.

Initial felt the legs a bit tire especially climbed the Shear / MCB bridge.

Made a first U-turn at 15 km with a time of 45 minutes.

Took one power gel at 20 km of water point and took one bottle of 100 plus.

Took another power gel at 30 km (the u-turn point) with some mineral water.

Finished the race for 1 hour and 54 minutes for 44 km (recorded by my GPS) with average speed of 23.3 km/h and a maximum speed of 47.6 km/h.

Net time is 01:54:08.148.

Reached home around 9:30 am.

THE TRICYCLE RIDE (100M, FOR AGES 2-3)(150M, FOR AGES 4-5)

The Tricycle Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 29.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 26.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE MIGHTY SAVERS® KIDS RIDE (5KM, FOR AGES 5-9)

The Mighty Savers® Kids Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 44.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 39.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Accompanying Adult with Child	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 86.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 77.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE JUNIOR CHALLENGE (30MIN, FOR AGES 10-12)

The Junior Challenge		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 49.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 44.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE COMMUNITY RIDE (27KM, FOR AGES 10 AND ABOVE)

The Community Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 69.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 62.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Student*	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 58.50
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 52.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Team of 4**	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 268.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 241.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Student* Team of 4**	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 226.50
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 203.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE FOLDIES COMMUNITY RIDE (27KM, FOR AGES 10 AND ABOVE)

The Foldies Community Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 72.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 64.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Team of 4**	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 250.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 225.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE CHALLENGE (40KM, FOR AGES 14 AND ABOVE)

The Challenge / Charity Challenge		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 108.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 97.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Student*	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 91.50
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 82.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Team of 4**	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 424.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 381.50
	Loyal Cyclist Discount
Student* Team of 4**	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 359.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 323.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE BUSINESS TIMES CHARITY CHALLENGE (40KM, FOR AGES 14 AND ABOVE)

The Business Times Charity Challenge (40km) is a special ride category within OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014 – The Challenge category. Here’s a chance for you to represent your company and help raise money and dedicate their ride to a special cause in 2014.

How to Join:

• -  The Business Times Charity Challenge (40km) is open for individuals or teams of four
• - Participants can create a fundraising page on  Giveasia.org and make a minimum donation of SGD 3,810 (team of four) and SGD 955 (individual) to their choice of the event’s four charities.
• - While also starting in a special pen, cyclists in The Business Times Charity Challenge can also enjoy other additional benefits such as special on-site hospitality before and after their ride and fast tracked cycle pack collection.

THE SUPER CHALLENGE (59KM, FOR AGES 16 AND ABOVE) SOLD OUT 

The Super Challenge		Normal
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	Sold Out
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	Sold Out
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

PARADE OF HOPE (FOR AGES 2 AND ABOVE)

Parade of Hope		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 10.00

CRITERIUM EVENTS (FOR AGES 17 AND ABOVE)

Criterium Events		Normal
		19 March
Women’s Open (for ages 17 and above)Masters’ Open (male aged 40 and above)Men’s Open (for ages 19 and above)	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 179.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 161.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE ULTIMATE FOLDIES CHALLENGE(30MIN, FOR AGES 13 AND ABOVE)

The Ultimate Foldies Challenge, a thrilling new category at OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014, caters to the ever-growing Folding Bike community in Singapore.

All participants will be entered into a heat before the fastest male and female cyclists qualify for the Grand Finale where they will compete for the right to be crowned OCBC Cycle Singapore’s Fastest Foldie. Prizes will also be up for grabs for the Best Dressed Foldies so be sure to get creative with your cycle wear!

The Ultimate Foldies		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 98.00
	OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 88.00
	Loyal Cyclist Discount

THE UFC + THE CHALLENGE (INDIVIDUAL)

The UFC + The Challenge		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 180.00

THE UFC + THE COMMUNITY RIDE (INDIVIDUAL)

The UFC + The Community Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 145.00

THE UFC + THE FOLDIES COMMUNITY RIDE (INDIVIDUAL)

The UFC + The Foldies Community Ride		Normal
		19 March
Individual	Non-OCBC Credit Cardholders	SGD 147.50

Terms & Conditions

• Discounts of up to 21% are available to 3 categories of participants:a) OCBC Credit Cardholders;b) Loyal cyclists who have participated in the 2013 version of OCBC Cycle Singapore event and / or the 2014 version of OCBC Cycle Malaysia (“loyal cyclists”) and;c) *Students. Such discount will apply to registration fees throughout the period of registration. The following terms and conditions apply.– Only full time students are entitled to the Student Discount.
• **Teams of 4 will enjoy rates of discount to individual participants throughout the period of registration.
• Above discounts cannot be combined with any other discounts and promotions. Only one discount type can be redeemed.
• Discounts only apply to online registrations.
• All prices indicated are in Singapore Dollar (SGD).
• Following registration there will be strictly no change to ride category and no refund.
• There will be no further extensions of any registration periods.
• Only participants in Criterium Events, Super Challenge and the Challenge will receive timing chips. These will officially record your finish time and all official times will be posted on the website after the events.

Participants Entitlements

Curious what you’ll be getting simply by registering for a ride? Check out what you will be wearing on event day and what goes into your cycle pack – all right here!

OCBC CYCLE SINGAPORE 2014 CYCLING JERSEY

A limited edition OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014 cycling jersey for all participants in The Challenge (40KM) and The Super Challenge (59KM):

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Short Sleeve Jersey (MEN)

Specifications:

- 100% polyester quick-dry, Acti-Dry™ 130-140g/m² fabric

- Raglan cut

- 3 reinforced back pockets

- XS to XXXXL

VIEW SIZE CHART >>

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Adult T-Shirt
Limited edition event T-shirt for all participants in The Community Ride (27km), The Foldies Community Ride (27km), and the adult participants in The Kids’ Ride (5km):
Specifications:

- 100% Cotton

- Round neck

- XS to XXXL

VIEW SIZE CHART >>

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Kids T-Shirt
Kids participating in The Mighty Savers™ Kids’ Ride (5km), The Junior Challenge (30min) and The Tricycle Ride (100m & 150m) will receive a limited edition event T-shirt.
Specifications:

- 100% cotton

- XXS to L

VIEW SIZE CHART >>

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Cycle Pack
All participants will receive a fantastic, exclusive OCBC Cycle Singapore cycle pack!

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Participants who complete the ride will be entitled to a finisher medal

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GREAT EASTERN INSURANCE COVERAGE

It is the responsibility of every participant to ensure that they are fit and healthy enough to complete the ride. If you are in doubt, please consult your doctor beforehand.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd (Singapore) is pleased to provide complimentary insurance coverage for participants in OCBC Cycle Singapore.

We believe that life insurance alone can never replace what matters most. That’s why, we’re doing all we can to help you live  healthier, better and  longer.

As  you are  taking the  action to live healthier by participating in OCBC Cycle Singapore, we are supporting your efforts by providing insurance coverage so that you can enjoy your ride.

The insurance cover will be subject to the following limits:

• Personal Accident cover for death and permanent disablement to the limit of   SGD5,000 per participant, and
• Medical  expenses cover to the limit of SGD500 per participant, subject to a deductible of SGD50 per participant

Discover other useful Health and Wellness tools that we have created to help you live a healthy and active lifestyle atlivegreat.greateasternlife.com or our Facebook page.

For medical expenses claims, Claimants need only to email

“Adelinet@greateasternlife.com” with the following information and supporting documentation:

• Indicate on the email Subject Heading “OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014
• Insurance Claim”
• Name
• NRIC or Passport Number
• Event Tag Number
• Nature of Injury
• Medical Expenses Incurred
• Copy of Medical Receipt, and Medical Certificate (if any)

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PARTICIPANTS’ PHOTO

Supersport Images (SSI) will be on the course, capturing all riders in action. You will be provided with a direct email link several days after your ride with various product options to purchase. Please ensure your helmet stickers are correctly placed on the FRONT and sides of your helmets to enable SSI to easily identify you. The SSI team will be positioned in areas approaching and at the finish line, so remember to smile!

www.supersportimages.com

OTHER BENEFITS

• Unlimited supply of water and sports drinks along the routes
• Take part in the exciting activities of the OCBC Cycle Singapore Carnival, where entertainment, food and beverages will be available
• Not to forget, the unique opportunity to ride safely on Singapore’s closed roads!

CYCLE PACK COLLECTION

All participants taking part in OCBC Cycle Singapore 2014 will receive a Cycle Pack prior to the event containing their limited edition event t-shirt or cycling jersey*, their bib and a timing device*.

Participants will be invited to collect their Cycle Pack for the event on:
• Friday, 28 March 2014 from 10am to 9pm
• Saturday, 29 March 2014 from 9am to 9pm

Location of Cycle Pack Collection is at F1 Pit Building, Level 3.

All participants MUST present their registration confirmation slip and identification card when collecting their Cycle Pack. An email detailing the Cycle Pack Collection process will be sent to you closer to event day.

Please be informed that you will NOT be notified of your bib number on the confirmation email/letter. You will only receive your bib number once you have collected your Cycle Pack.

There will be no collection of Cycle Pack(s) allowed after the 30 March 2014. All uncollected Cycle Pack(s) after the 30 March 2014 will be deemed unwanted. The Organizers shall be at liberty to dispose or redistribute them accordingly.

Participants who are unable to collect Cycle Packs on these dates can send someone on their behalf who must present a completed authorisation form at the collection booth. Please click here to download an authorisation form.

* Participants’ Entitlements

Category	Cycle Jersey (limited edition)	T-shirt (limited edition)	Timing Sticker
The Tricycle Ride (100m)		√
The Mighty Savers™ Kids’ Ride (5km)		√
The Junior Challenge (30min)		√
The Ultimate Foldies Challenge	√		√
The Community Ride (27km)		√
The Foldies Community Ride (27km)		√
The Challenge / Charity Challenge (40km)	√		√
The Super Challenge (59KM)	√		√

*distance subject to change