MTBNZ and BikeNZ are pleased to announce the Raboplus 2010 New Zealand MTB Cup presented by Nature Valley. The NZ MTB Cup comprises the Raboplus North Island and South Island Downhill and Cross Country Cups all presented by Nature Valley.
The success of the Island Cup format, contained within the NZ MTB Cup has been retained for 2010 with the pinnacle of the summer series being the Raboplus MTB National Championships to be held in Wellington at the end of February.
To be eligible for a NZ MTB Cup title, a rider’s best four results including both Island Cup finals will be collated. In addition to the Raboplus NZ MTB Cup Downhill and Cross Country titles, riders will also have the opportunity to contest the North Island and South Island Cups which comprise all three races in each island.
The most important domestic event for the season will see riders from North and South race it out for the Raboplus MTB National Championship titles in 4X, Downhill, Hillclimb, Cross Country, Dual Slalom and Short Track Cross Country. 2010’s National Champs will take place in Wellington over the last weekend of February (Feb 26-1st March). This event is a key selection event for riders with national representation in mind opportunity to represent NZ on the line.
The UCI Oceania MTB Championships return to NZ again in 2010, with Dunedin playing host to this international event for the first time. 4X, Downhill, Hillclimb, Cross Country, Dual Slalom and Short Track Cross Country events will be contested, with a strong Australian team expected along with other Oceania Cycling Federation members coming to race NZ’s best in Elite and age group categories.
MTBNZ and BikeNZ are excited to bring you this series of events around the country, and hopes you all enjoy this summer’s competitive racing programme.
Don’t forget to check out the BikeNZ events calendar for more events that you can slot in around your summer of national racing!
For any questions regarding the series don’t hesitate in contacting Events Coordinator Chris Mildon chris.mildon@gmail.com or Phone 021 2309120
THE EVENTS
Raboplus 2010 NZ MTB Cup presented by Nature Valley, comprising:
Raboplus South Island Downhill Cup presented by Nature Valley
The 2010 Events Handbook can be downloaded from this link
WHO CAN RIDE?
Everyone! That’s the beauty of the NZ MTB Cup, rounds are all over New Zealand and have categories for all age groups. Courses are chosen to provide riders from age group chargers, right through to Elite athletes with challenging, and totally doable weekend race experiences!
Competitors competing only at one or two rounds are also welcome and are able to enter on the weekend of the event (note you must register practice day for downhill races).
There are two main categories – Age Group and Elite.
All age group categories are open to both licensed and unlicensed riders, however if you don’t have a race licence, you will have to purchase a day license for these events in 2010. This means that all competitors will be eligible for Cup points in 2010.
If you wish to enter in the elite class for the first time please apply to Chris Mildon (chris.mildon@gmail.com) for the MTB Selection Panel’s approval.
LICENSING INFORMATION
BikeNZ issue National and International Race Licenses for Mountain Bike, Road and Track. Race Licenses allow you to compete in most road, track or mountain bike events run by an affiliated Club or Centre, or sanctioned by CNZ/MTBNZ or BikeNZ.
To enter the Elite category in either Downhill or Cross Country, you will need to hold a National Licence, and be approved by MTBNZ.
Need a licence?
Click here to go the licence information page where you can download an application.
Also note that all riders are required to abide by the MTBNZ Code of Conduct, and as such, are able to be drug tested.
All ages are taken as at 31 December 2010 in accordance with UCI rules (the international body for cycling).
Please note that this year in order for a category to be included as a separate title category there needs to be a minimum of five pre-entries in rounds 1 and/or 4 of the NZ MTB Cup (otherwise it will be combined with another age group (s)) You will see some categories have already been combined, particularly in downhill women – we really want to encourage more participation and feedback has indicated the more people in a grade (regardless of age) the more fun and competitive it is (having others to race against!)
U23 XC competitors can compete in either the Senior category or in the Elite category (on application and approval from the Selection Panel) during NZ MTB Cup, National and Oceania MTB events. At the Championship events, Elite approved U23 XC competitors will compete within the Elite race category and under the Elite UCI points scale.
Downhill
Male
Female
Under 15
(13-14yrs)
N/A
Under 17
(15-16 yrs)
N/A
Under 19
(17-18 yrs)
N/A
Senior
(19-29 yrs)
N/A
Masters 1
(30- 39yrs)
N/A
Masters 2
(40 + yrs)
N/A
Elite
Open
Hardtail
Open
N/A
Open
N/A
Cross Country
Male
Female
Under 15
(13-14yrs)
Under 17
(15-16 yrs)
Under 19
(17-18 yrs)
Senior
(19-29 yrs)
Master 1
(30-39 yrs)
Master 2
(40 – 49 yrs))
Master 3 +
(50 + yrs)
N/A
Elite/U23
Open
Hill Climb
Junior
Under 19 yrs
Senior
19-29 yrs
Masters
30 yrs +
Short Track XC
Open
Open Class only
Four Cross
Open
Open class only
Dual Slalom
Junior
Under 19 yrs
Senior
19-29 yrs
RACE RULES
The NZ MTB Cup has a rather more relaxed attitude to the UCI rules and regulations (although there are still some rules applied, it does need to be a fair and safe competition!), but the full UCI regulations will be applied for the National and Oceania Champs. Our MTB Commissaires will be on hand at each of the events so if you have any queries regarding the rules, don’t hesitate in asking them for clarification – they’re there to help!
The XC Cup races are designed to enable a variety of courses to be offered and for 2010 we have a good mix of XCO (Olympic multi-lap format).
The Commissaire is responsible for confirming the number of laps before race start based on various factors such as weather conditions and condition of the track, amalgamated age categories etc.
The following table sets out the targeted time distances for each age category, and the also the predicted number of laps each category will race based on preliminary course measurements. Please note that this is a guide, and the number of laps may change as per the information above.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure their bike and safety equipment (pads, helmets etc) is race worthy.
MTBNZ have a minimum protective equipment policy for downhill. This policy will be implemented for this summer’s NZ MTB Cup, and National and Oceania Championships events. It is also anticipated that affiliated clubs will also adopt the policy, as a best practice approach for dealing with this important part of our sport.
To be eligible for a NZ MTB Cup title, a rider’s best four results including both Island Cup finals will be collated.
To be eligible for a Raboplus NZ MTB Cup placing, you must also:
- For Downhill, start the final rounds of the Island Cups in Nelson (SI DH) and Rotorua (NI DH),
- For Cross Country, start the final rounds of the Island Cups in Nelson (SI XC) and Rotorua (NI XC).
ISLAND CUP TITLES
Riders will also have the opportunity to contest the Raboplus North Island and South Island Cups which comprise all three races in each island. Points will be allocated for each of the three races in each island, with points from all three events counting towards the overall title.
CUP POINTS
All entrants will be able to gain Cup points for 2010, either through holding a National License or through a compulsory Day License at each individual event.
For all NZ MTB Cup events, points will be allocated as follows:
Downhill points will be allocated with half points being awarded on the seeding run, and full points on the race run.
Cross Country points will be allocated on race only.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (CN)
National Championship titles in Downhill, Cross Country, Hill Climb, Four Cross, Dual Slalom and Short Track XC will be contested in Wellington between the 26th February and the 1st March as part of the 25 Year MTB Festival celebration.
To be eligible for national championship titles riders must have a 2010 National or International Licence and be a New Zealander (with NZL on your licence).
Those without licenses who enter under a Day License, are eligible to race but are not eligible for titles or UCI points.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (CN) SCHEDULE
Friday Feb 26 Downhill Practice; Dual Slalom and Four Cross Friday afternoon/evening
Saturday Feb 27 Downhill Practice; Cross Country Race Day
Sunday Feb 28 Downhill Race Day; Short Track Cross Country (during lunch break)
Monday March 1 Hillclimb (lunchtime)
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS (CC)
The Oceania MTB Championships are being held in Dunedin between the 18th and 21st March. Downhill, Cross Country, Hill Climb, Four Cross, Dual Slalom and Short Track XC will be contested at the Oceanias.
Entry to the Oceania’s is open in all age group categories, with no restrictions placed on NZ allocation.
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS (CC) SCHEDULE
Thursday March 18 Dual Slalom and Hillclimb
Friday March 19 Downhill Practice; Four Cross Race (evening)
Saturday Feb 27 Downhill Practice; Cross Country Race Day
Sunday Feb 28 Downhill Race Day; Short Track Cross Country (during lunch break)
UCI CALENDAR RACES
The National Championships and Oceania Championships are the two events this summer registered with the UCI for ranking points in New Zealand for downhill, cross country and four cross. Ranking points for Elite riders are required for entry into all World Cup events, with a minimum of 20 points being necessary.
The following outlines which events and categories have UCI points, prize money and National Jerseys awarded.
NZ MTB Cup, Island Cup Finals (Nelson Jan 23/24 and Rotorua Feb 20/21)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country (you must complete all laps in your race)
National Championships (CN) – Wellington
Downhill & Cross Country Elite Men and Women
UCI points and National Jersey (NZL Licence holders only)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country
National Marathon Mountain Bike Championships (CN) – Wellington (Karapoti)
Marathon Mountain Bike for Elite Men and Women
UCI points and National Jersey (NZL Licence Holders only)
Oceania Championships (CC) – Dunedin
Downhill & Cross Country Elite Men and Women
UCI points (Oceania Federation Licence holders only)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country
NZCT TEAMS COMPETITION
The Raboplus NZ MTB Cup incorporates a Teams Competition. The idea behind having a ‘Team Competition’ is to encourage more of an atmosphere at events by giving local industry a chance to support riders and have a space within the Event Village and to create an independent prize pool for team participation. It is also a great way of promoting a product by having a team wearing a specific brand.
TEAMS COMPETITION ENTITLEMENTS
Teams will be allocated with a place in the Event Village prior to the commencement of the Practice day (DH) or Race day (XC) and will retain the site for the duration of the relevant competition days only. Teams are also encouraged to provide team lists, photo’s and media releases for the website. A cash prize for the most presentable Team at each NZ MTB Cup event will be announced and presented at each events prizegiving.
All Day Licenses will be an additional $10 more than the set entry fee, so if you are planning on entering multiple races, it may be cheaper to purchase a race licence.
Please note we accept cash and cheques for on the day entries but we do not have Eftpos facilities.
ENTRY FEE DISTRIBUTION
Your 2010 entry fee is disbursed against the following cost areas:
REO Payments - 47%; Prizemoney – 15%; Logistics Costs – 13%; 2010 World Championship Fund – 8%; 2010 Junior Development Fund – 8%; Marketing and Media – 4%; Administration Costs – 3%; Financial Management – 1.5%; Events Planning – 0.5%.
REFUND POLICY
For those riders who have pre-entered, a 50% refund of the race entry fee will be given providing that you notify BikeNZ in writing, by fax or by email at least ten days before the date of the event.
You can also enter On The Day during practice day for Downhill or on race day for Cross Country. Please note, for downhill all entries must be received on the practice day by 3pm. No race day entries for downhill will be accepted.
There is a $10 late fee for on the day entries – so we definitely encourage you to pre enter! On Line entry for each event will be kept open until the Friday prior to each event starting.
On the day entrants can only take National Championship titles or placings if they have a New Zealand National or International Licence and are a member of an affiliated Mountain Bike NZ club.
MTBNZ is a member organisation of: Gold Supporters:
NZ MTB Cup
INTRODUCTION
MTBNZ and BikeNZ are pleased to announce the Raboplus 2010 New Zealand MTB Cup presented by Nature Valley. The NZ MTB Cup comprises the Raboplus North Island and South Island Downhill and Cross Country Cups all presented by Nature Valley.
The success of the Island Cup format, contained within the NZ MTB Cup has been retained for 2010 with the pinnacle of the summer series being the Raboplus MTB National Championships to be held in Wellington at the end of February.
To be eligible for a NZ MTB Cup title, a rider’s best four results including both Island Cup finals will be collated. In addition to the Raboplus NZ MTB Cup Downhill and Cross Country titles, riders will also have the opportunity to contest the North Island and South Island Cups which comprise all three races in each island.
The most important domestic event for the season will see riders from North and South race it out for the Raboplus MTB National Championship titles in 4X, Downhill, Hillclimb, Cross Country, Dual Slalom and Short Track Cross Country. 2010’s National Champs will take place in Wellington over the last weekend of February (Feb 26-1st March). This event is a key selection event for riders with national representation in mind opportunity to represent NZ on the line.
The UCI Oceania MTB Championships return to NZ again in 2010, with Dunedin playing host to this international event for the first time. 4X, Downhill, Hillclimb, Cross Country, Dual Slalom and Short Track Cross Country events will be contested, with a strong Australian team expected along with other Oceania Cycling Federation members coming to race NZ’s best in Elite and age group categories.
MTBNZ and BikeNZ are excited to bring you this series of events around the country, and hopes you all enjoy this summer’s competitive racing programme.
Don’t forget to check out the BikeNZ events calendar for more events that you can slot in around your summer of national racing!
For any questions regarding the series don’t hesitate in contacting Events Coordinator Chris Mildon chris.mildon@gmail.com or Phone 021 2309120
THE EVENTS
Raboplus 2010 NZ MTB Cup presented by Nature Valley, comprising:
Raboplus South Island Downhill Cup presented by Nature Valley
NZCT Round #1 Fri/Sat 8/9 Jan ChristchurchEvent Info with course maps
NZCT Round #2 Sat/Sun 16/17 Jan Dunedin Event Info with course maps
NZCT Round #3 Sat/Sun 23/24 Jan Nelson Event Info with course maps
Raboplus North Island Downhill Cup presented by Nature Valley
NZCT Round #4 Fri/Sat 5/6 Feb Rotorua Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #5 Fri/Sat 12/13 Feb Tauranga Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #6 Sat/Sun 20/21 Feb Rotorua Event Info with course map
Raboplus South Island Cross Country Cup presented by Nature Valley
NZCT Round #1 Sun 10 Jan Christchurch Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #2 Sat 16 Jan Dunedin Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #3 Sat 23 Jan Nelson Event Info with course map
Raboplus North Island Cross Country Cup presented by Nature Valley
NZCT Round #4 Sun 7 Feb Tokoroa Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #5 Sun 14 Feb Hamilton Event Info with course map
NZCT Round #6 Sat 20 Feb Rotorua Event Info with course map
Raboplus 2010 MTB National Championships (UCI Cat CN)
Fri 26 Feb to Mon 1 Mar Wellington Event Info with course map
2010 National Marathon Championships (UCI Cat CN)
Sat 6 March, Wellington (in conjunction with the 2010 Karapoti)
UCI Oceania MTB Championships (UCI Cat CC)
Thurs 18 Mar to Sun 21 Mar Dunedin Event Info with course map
The 2010 Events Handbook can be downloaded from this link
WHO CAN RIDE?
Everyone! That’s the beauty of the NZ MTB Cup, rounds are all over New Zealand and have categories for all age groups. Courses are chosen to provide riders from age group chargers, right through to Elite athletes with challenging, and totally doable weekend race experiences!
Competitors competing only at one or two rounds are also welcome and are able to enter on the weekend of the event (note you must register practice day for downhill races).
There are two main categories – Age Group and Elite.
All age group categories are open to both licensed and unlicensed riders, however if you don’t have a race licence, you will have to purchase a day license for these events in 2010. This means that all competitors will be eligible for Cup points in 2010.
If you wish to enter in the elite class for the first time please apply to Chris Mildon (chris.mildon@gmail.com) for the MTB Selection Panel’s approval.
LICENSING INFORMATION
BikeNZ issue National and International Race Licenses for Mountain Bike, Road and Track. Race Licenses allow you to compete in most road, track or mountain bike events run by an affiliated Club or Centre, or sanctioned by CNZ/MTBNZ or BikeNZ.
To enter the Elite category in either Downhill or Cross Country, you will need to hold a National Licence, and be approved by MTBNZ.
Need a licence?
Click here to go the licence information page where you can download an application.
Also note that all riders are required to abide by the MTBNZ Code of Conduct, and as such, are able to be drug tested.
Click here to read MTB NZ Code of Conduct – Riders
Click here to read more about Anti-Doping
CATEGORIES
All ages are taken as at 31 December 2010 in accordance with UCI rules (the international body for cycling).
Please note that this year in order for a category to be included as a separate title category there needs to be a minimum of five pre-entries in rounds 1 and/or 4 of the NZ MTB Cup (otherwise it will be combined with another age group (s)) You will see some categories have already been combined, particularly in downhill women – we really want to encourage more participation and feedback has indicated the more people in a grade (regardless of age) the more fun and competitive it is (having others to race against!)
U23 XC competitors can compete in either the Senior category or in the Elite category (on application and approval from the Selection Panel) during NZ MTB Cup, National and Oceania MTB events. At the Championship events, Elite approved U23 XC competitors will compete within the Elite race category and under the Elite UCI points scale.
Downhill
Cross Country
Hill Climb
Short Track XC
Four Cross
Dual Slalom
RACE RULES
The NZ MTB Cup has a rather more relaxed attitude to the UCI rules and regulations (although there are still some rules applied, it does need to be a fair and safe competition!), but the full UCI regulations will be applied for the National and Oceania Champs. Our MTB Commissaires will be on hand at each of the events so if you have any queries regarding the rules, don’t hesitate in asking them for clarification – they’re there to help!
View the Race Rules here
XC LAP INFORMATION
The XC Cup races are designed to enable a variety of courses to be offered and for 2010 we have a good mix of XCO (Olympic multi-lap format).
The Commissaire is responsible for confirming the number of laps before race start based on various factors such as weather conditions and condition of the track, amalgamated age categories etc.
The following table sets out the targeted time distances for each age category, and the also the predicted number of laps each category will race based on preliminary course measurements. Please note that this is a guide, and the number of laps may change as per the information above.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure their bike and safety equipment (pads, helmets etc) is race worthy.
MTBNZ have a minimum protective equipment policy for downhill. This policy will be implemented for this summer’s NZ MTB Cup, and National and Oceania Championships events. It is also anticipated that affiliated clubs will also adopt the policy, as a best practice approach for dealing with this important part of our sport.
View the Policy here.
TIMETABLE FOR EVENTS
All DH Cup Events
Practice Day
Registration 9:00 to 3:00
Slow Runs 9:00 to 12.30
Race Pace Runs 1:00 – 5:00
Race Day (no on the day entry)
Practice 8:30 – 10:00
Elite Practice 10:00 – 10:15
Briefing 10:30
Timed Seeding Run 11:00 start
Race Run 1:00 start
Prizegiving (all categories) 4:00
All XC Cup Events
Race Day
U15, U17, Senior and all Masters
Registration 9:00 – 10:00
Briefing 10:15
Race Start 10:30
Prizegiving (U15, U17, Senior and all Masters) 1
U19 and Elite/U23
Registration 12:30 – 1.30
Briefing 1:45
Race Start 2:00
Prizegiving (U19 and Elite) 4:45
NZ MTB CUP TITLES
To be eligible for a NZ MTB Cup title, a rider’s best four results including both Island Cup finals will be collated.
To be eligible for a Raboplus NZ MTB Cup placing, you must also:
- For Downhill, start the final rounds of the Island Cups in Nelson (SI DH) and Rotorua (NI DH),
- For Cross Country, start the final rounds of the Island Cups in Nelson (SI XC) and Rotorua (NI XC).
ISLAND CUP TITLES
Riders will also have the opportunity to contest the Raboplus North Island and South Island Cups which comprise all three races in each island. Points will be allocated for each of the three races in each island, with points from all three events counting towards the overall title.
CUP POINTS
All entrants will be able to gain Cup points for 2010, either through holding a National License or through a compulsory Day License at each individual event.
For all NZ MTB Cup events, points will be allocated as follows:
Downhill points will be allocated with half points being awarded on the seeding run, and full points on the race run.
Cross Country points will be allocated on race only.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (CN)
National Championship titles in Downhill, Cross Country, Hill Climb, Four Cross, Dual Slalom and Short Track XC will be contested in Wellington between the 26th February and the 1st March as part of the 25 Year MTB Festival celebration.
To be eligible for national championship titles riders must have a 2010 National or International Licence and be a New Zealander (with NZL on your licence).
Those without licenses who enter under a Day License, are eligible to race but are not eligible for titles or UCI points.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (CN) SCHEDULE
Friday Feb 26 Downhill Practice; Dual Slalom and Four Cross Friday afternoon/evening
Saturday Feb 27 Downhill Practice; Cross Country Race Day
Sunday Feb 28 Downhill Race Day; Short Track Cross Country (during lunch break)
Monday March 1 Hillclimb (lunchtime)
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS (CC)
The Oceania MTB Championships are being held in Dunedin between the 18th and 21st March. Downhill, Cross Country, Hill Climb, Four Cross, Dual Slalom and Short Track XC will be contested at the Oceanias.
Entry to the Oceania’s is open in all age group categories, with no restrictions placed on NZ allocation.
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS (CC) SCHEDULE
Thursday March 18 Dual Slalom and Hillclimb
Friday March 19 Downhill Practice; Four Cross Race (evening)
Saturday Feb 27 Downhill Practice; Cross Country Race Day
Sunday Feb 28 Downhill Race Day; Short Track Cross Country (during lunch break)
UCI CALENDAR RACES
The National Championships and Oceania Championships are the two events this summer registered with the UCI for ranking points in New Zealand for downhill, cross country and four cross. Ranking points for Elite riders are required for entry into all World Cup events, with a minimum of 20 points being necessary.
The following outlines which events and categories have UCI points, prize money and National Jerseys awarded.
NZ MTB Cup, Island Cup Finals (Nelson Jan 23/24 and Rotorua Feb 20/21)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country (you must complete all laps in your race)
National Championships (CN) – Wellington
Downhill & Cross Country Elite Men and Women
UCI points and National Jersey (NZL Licence holders only)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country
National Marathon Mountain Bike Championships (CN) – Wellington (Karapoti)
Marathon Mountain Bike for Elite Men and Women
UCI points and National Jersey (NZL Licence Holders only)
Oceania Championships (CC) – Dunedin
Downhill & Cross Country Elite Men and Women
UCI points (Oceania Federation Licence holders only)
Prizemoney – fastest 15 in Downhill, and fastest 15 average lap times in Cross Country
NZCT TEAMS COMPETITION
The Raboplus NZ MTB Cup incorporates a Teams Competition. The idea behind having a ‘Team Competition’ is to encourage more of an atmosphere at events by giving local industry a chance to support riders and have a space within the Event Village and to create an independent prize pool for team participation. It is also a great way of promoting a product by having a team wearing a specific brand.
TEAMS COMPETITION ENTITLEMENTS
Teams will be allocated with a place in the Event Village prior to the commencement of the Practice day (DH) or Race day (XC) and will retain the site for the duration of the relevant competition days only. Teams are also encouraged to provide team lists, photo’s and media releases for the website. A cash prize for the most presentable Team at each NZ MTB Cup event will be announced and presented at each events prizegiving.
For more information on teams and to download an entry form click here
ENTRY FEES
NZ MTB Cup Downhill Events
Under 19 Pre entry $65
19+ Pre entry $75
Under 19 On The Day $75
19+ On The Day $85
NZ MTB Cup XC Events
Under 19 Pre entry $35
19+ Pre entry $45
Under 19 On The Day $45
19+ On The Day $55
National and Oceania Championships
Downhill
Under 19 Pre entry $65
19+ Pre entry $75
Under 19 On The Day $75
19+ On The Day $85
Cross Country
Under 19 Pre entry $35
19+ Pre entry $45
Under 19 On The Day $45
19+ On The Day $55
Hill Climb $20
Short Track XC $20
Dual Slalom $20
4X $30
All Day Licenses will be an additional $10 more than the set entry fee, so if you are planning on entering multiple races, it may be cheaper to purchase a race licence.
Please note we accept cash and cheques for on the day entries but we do not have Eftpos facilities.
ENTRY FEE DISTRIBUTION
Your 2010 entry fee is disbursed against the following cost areas:
REO Payments - 47%; Prizemoney – 15%; Logistics Costs – 13%; 2010 World Championship Fund – 8%; 2010 Junior Development Fund – 8%; Marketing and Media – 4%; Administration Costs – 3%; Financial Management – 1.5%; Events Planning – 0.5%.
REFUND POLICY
For those riders who have pre-entered, a 50% refund of the race entry fee will be given providing that you notify BikeNZ in writing, by fax or by email at least ten days before the date of the event.
HOW TO ENTER?
You canpre enter online by clicking here or download the Entry Form here
You can also enter On The Day during practice day for Downhill or on race day for Cross Country. Please note, for downhill all entries must be received on the practice day by 3pm. No race day entries for downhill will be accepted.
There is a $10 late fee for on the day entries – so we definitely encourage you to pre enter! On Line entry for each event will be kept open until the Friday prior to each event starting.
On the day entrants can only take National Championship titles or placings if they have a New Zealand National or International Licence and are a member of an affiliated Mountain Bike NZ club.