True Protein 3 Points Challenge

The swim-run-swim event starts on the beach in front of North Curl Curl Surf Lifesaving Club, and the first swim is a 300m swim out into the surf and back onto the beach.

The second leg is a 1500m run south along the sand dunes and down to South Curl Curl.

The third leg is another 300m swim at South Curl Curl. Then there’s another 1000m run along the rock face towards Freshwater Beach.

The second last leg is a quick 200m swim at Freshwater Beach.

The final stage is a 2.5km run to North Curl Curl, before a 200m dash along the sand to the finish line.

Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim

The 2km swim starts in the northern corner of North Curl Curl Beach where you’ll swim out and towards Dee Why, then turn towards the south and back to the start.

Skins

Finishing off the day is the exciting Skins race.

Skins brings together the top three male and female place-getters from both the Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim and the True Protein 3 Points Challenge in a head-to-head sprint battle.

The race-off consists of 3 x 75m sprints from the back of the break into shore with two competitors dropping out from each race until there are only two left to complete to be the overall winner.

• 6:45 am – Registrations open for both events
• 7:30 am – Registrations close for the True Protein 3 Points Challenge
• 8:15 am – True Protein 3 Points Challenge Race briefing
• 8:30 am – True Protein 3 Points Challenge start
• 9:30 am – Registrations close for the Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim
• 10:15 am – Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim start
• ~11:30 am – Skins

Please note: Changes have been made to the original schedule due to the extreme heat forecast for Saturday.

Besides the beach, there’s not a lot to do in North Curl Curl if you’re looking to head away from the beach. You could head south to Manly and enjoy a day out amongst the hip and happening.

Vegetarians rejoice, there’s a little place called Emilia’s on Griffin Road worth trying out.

Gusto on the Beach is down at South Curl Curl surf club, or for something local, try COOH cafe and roaster for coffee and something to eat.

There are two fairly decent beach car parks, the largest one is off Griffin Street, south of the surf club, and there’s one at the end of Huston Parade on the north side of the lagoon.

Safety Vest

• Starters in the True Protein 3 Points Challenge are required to wear a hi-vis safety vest throughout the event
• The cost of this singlet is included in the entry fee
• When you enter online, please also select your rash vest size
• Available sizes are XS, S, M, L, XL

Swim Caps

• Swim caps are compulsory for the Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim
• Swim caps are optional for the True Protein 3 Points Challenge (BYO)

Prizemoney

• True Protein 3 Points Challenge Elite (Male/Female): 1st – $1,000, 2nd – $250, 3rd – $100
• Aquaculture 2km Ocean Swim (Male/Female): 1st – $200, 2nd – $75, 3rd – $50
• Skins (Male/Female): 1st – $50, 2nd – $100, 3rd – $150

Individual Participant Insurance

Everyone who enters this event will have a level of insurance either as an annual Standard (or Premium) member of Triathlon Australia or as a Triathlon Australia One Day License holder.

To become a member of Triathlon Australia visit their website at www.triathlon.org.au

There are many benefits including connection with your local club, qualified coaches and insurance for all your training and racing.

If you are not a Triathlon Australia Member for the season in which you are racing, you will need a One Day License.

One Day Licenses will need to be purchased with your registration if you do not enter a valid Triathlon Australia number.

One Day Licence (ODL) is a means by which participants who are not Triathlon Australia Annual Members, contribute to the costs of running the sport of triathlon and multisport in Australia. It also ensures they are covered by an appropriate level of insurance while they are participating at events.