Well done to all teams/runners in today’s Sports Power Burnie/ Wynyard Fitness 3x2x3.5km Relay Handicap at Turners Beach.
Congratulations to Speedy Gonzales (Tyson Walters, Drew Redpath and Chris Bryan) who won from Dopamine Chasers, DJT, Bitumen 2 Bush and The Hasbeens.
Congratulations to Nominated time winners Finn Robertson, Eva Ridderhof, Lexi Robertson and Brian Paine.
This race is a relay where each team member covers the same 3.5-3.6 km course. The race chute will serve as the start and finish (as well as the transition) for all team members. Each team will be provided race bibs for each leg (3 total). The first bib is to be worn by runner number 1 (for legs 1 and 4), second bib to be worn by runner 2 (for legs 2 and 5) and so forth.
The race will start outside Berry Patch Caravan Park towards the end of Blackburn Drive (well past The Berry Patch Café entrance). Parking for vehicles is preferred to be off the road and inside the caravan parking area, behind the fenced section. We ask you NOT to park at the Berry Patch car park, or next to the road in front of the fenced section. Please be mindful of caravan park guests.
We are running in an anticlockwise direction.
Runners head east along Blackburn Dr to a point where they will be directed over the railway line. The course heads north-east, crossing the vacant block to Boyes St and then onto the boardwalk until the end of Lukin St. Turn right and follow the path through the bush (not down the grass lane) and onto the Esplanade. Follow the Esplanade remaining on the right-hand side (seaside) of the road.
NOTE: Between Henry St and Albert St along the Northern esplanade there are pathway construction works whereby you will be required to continue running along the right-hand side of the road through this section. It should be noted there is one-way traffic travelling in the same direction through this section, please be aware of any cars behind you. After Albert St, you will be required to run on the new coastal pathway on the right-hand side of the road until you are crossed to the left side of the road on Turners Beach Road just before the railway crossing. Basically, if there is a pathway, please use the path, and not the road.
Cross the railway line on the footpath and keep left to arrive back in Blackburn Drive, running towards the start/finish on the left-hand side of the road until near the start/finish chute. This completes one lap, where runners will tag their next team member. The race will be two laps of this course for each runner.
Presentations will be conducted at The Berry Patch as soon as possible following the conclusion of the race. Multiple table reservations have been made by the club outside near the grass and shaded vine areas (Table #7 to #13). Feel free to stay and order coffee, and/or lunch.
Well done to all runners in today’s Paine Family Memorial 10km Handicap.
Congratulations to Rachel Young who won from, Mike Taylor, Lyn Saint-John, Thomas Murton and Christine Wright.
Fastest male was Thomas Murton (34:38) and fastest female was Lyn Saint-John (43:43).
Congratulations to Nominated time Feature race winner Tom Ridderhof.
Nominated time feature race will start at 9am and main race will start at 9:30am.
A pre-race safety brief will be held near the start line.
Parking and toilets for this race are at McKenna Park, Three Mile Line Rd, Burnie.
The course starts on the northern side of Three Mile Line Rd west of the Tas Networks Driveway. Runners then head west on the northern footpath. A marshal will cross runners through the roundabouts at Woniora Rd and Mooreville Rd. At approx. 3km the runners turn right onto West Mooreville Rd. Staying on West Mooreville Rd runners continue until approx. 7km when West Mooreville Rd ends; here runners turn right, following the western footpath along Mooreville Rd. At approximately 8.5km, runners will be crossed to the eastern side of Mooreville Rd by a marshal. At the roundabout intersection of Mooreville Rd and Three Mile Line Rd, runners turn left and follow the northern footpath of Three Mile Line Rd to the finish chute, again crossing by marshal at Woniora Rd.
Well done to all runners in today’s The Trend Shed 7km handicap at Port Sorell.
Congratulations to Matthew Hubbard who won from, Emma Burr, Sarah Steel, Natalie Botha and John Saltmarsh.
Fastest male was Hayden Bishop (25:55) and fastest female was Ashley Fehlberg (31:37).
Congratulations to Nominated time winners George Chaffey and Tom Ridderhof.
This course consists of a mix of road and off road track starting at the end of Port St, Port Sorell. Runners start and finish at the end of Port Street on the road near the boat ramp. Runners will head west along the esplanade before crossing the Panatana Rivulet via the footbridge. After crossing the rivulet, the course takes an anticlockwise loop following the trails, crossing Panatana Dr and continuing until the trail meets Milldan Rd. Here runners will head north along Milldan Rd briefly before turning right into Jefkins Dr, following this road for approx. 800 m before a turnaround and returning to Milldan Rd. The course then follows Milldan Rd north until the end of this road which leads directly onto trail. Runners will follow this trail until the footbridge to complete the loop before re-crossing the bridge and returning the start area to the finish chute.
Well done to all runners in today’s The Pentarch Group 6km handicap at Romaine Reserve.
Congratulations to Ben Young who won from, Ryan Thorpe, Ross Smith, Lyn Saint-John and Matthew Hubbard.
Fastest male was Ross Smith (23:29) and fastest female was Lyn Saint-John (26:58).
Congratulations to Nominated time winners Rory, Brian and Sophie.
The course starts at the Romaine Reserve carpark adjacent to the BBQ area. Runners follow the reserves gravel pathway in an anticlockwise direction until they reach the start of the Mount Street link path. Here runners turn right onto the link path and continue for another 400m (There is a temporary detour for 2025 due to bridge works, runners will follow the detour and course markings performing a short 100m out and back along fence line to the turn marker). The course then turns left onto the fence line track, heading back into the reserve for approx. 700m until the Havenview link path. Here runners will do a hard right U turn, through the guard rails and onto the forestry fire track on the opposite side of the fence. The course follows the fire track southwest 1.5km, with runners staying true to the track. Runners will then turn right at the T intersection, then right again at the next T intersection as they approach the truck route. Here runners will complete a 300m out and back section around a turn marker, before continuing along the fire track adjacent to the truck route. Approx 1km down the track the course will perform a large “U” between the truck route and the reserve fence line tracks. Runners then continue another 1km along the truck route track, crossing over the Havenview link track, before following the track left towards the reserve. The course then turns left back onto the reserve gravel pathway, before turning right over the footbridge and finishing where the course started.
Well done to all teams/runners in today’s MJ & LJ Bates Plumbing/ Glow Cosmetics 4x5km Relay Handicap at Preservation Bay.
Congratulations to Dads Dash (Tim Chaffey, Aaron Humphrey, Stuart Luck and Stephen Dutton) who won from Blow Your Trumpet, 3 and a Donut, The Village People and Trail Gals 1.
Congratulations to Nominated time winners Ned Rowden, George Chaffey and Rory Hancock.
First team will start at 9:30am and a nominated time event will be held beforehand at 9am.
This race is a relay where each team member covers the same 5 km course. The race chute will serve as the start and finish (transition for runners 1, 2 and 3) for all team members.
The race starts on the on the coastal pathway at the western end of the Penguin Surf Club building. Runners head west on the coastal path towards Burnie for 2.5km, turn at the turn cone and return to the transition with the next runner or finish.
The coastal path is 3.5m wide. However, as runners will be travelling along the path in both directions throughout the race, competitors are reminded that they must keep to the left-hand side of the path at all times. Please overtake slower runners only when safe to do so.
Each team will be provided race bibs for each leg (4 total). The first bib is to be worn by runner number 1, second bib to be worn by runner 2and so forth.
All warmups should be completed on the pathway to the east of the Penguin Surf Club to avoid crossing the roads or interfering with those that are racing. Club members are asked to be courteous to members of the public using the coastal pathway at all times.
There is limited parking at the Penguin Surf Club and we have a large number of entrants. Alternate parking is available at Johnson’s Beach, parking at this location offers a 1.5km warm up.
The Club and MA & LJ Bates Plumbing will provide a BBQ after the event.