TSL Footbike Sprint Championships

Please join us at the TSL Footbike Sprint Championships 2008 in Australia

Where:
Criterion Bike Track,
Albert Bishop Park,
Hedley Avenue,
Nundah (not Hendra, but Nundah)

When: Sunday 23rd November 2008 racing starts at 1-30pm

Timings:

• Please pre-register with Kickbike Australia by Thursday 20th Nov 2008.
• On-the-day registration accepted from 12.00pm to 12.30pm. No registrations after 12.30pm,
  Competitors Briefing at 1.00pm all entrants must attend
• Bike track available for warm-up after briefing.
• Sprint heats start at 1.30pm.
• Actual race times will be dependant on registration numbers, so pre-registration will help.
• Prize giving commences 20 minutes after the last race – planned to finish 5pm latest
• Join us from 5.30pm for the World Championships Movie Evening at 158 Copperfield St, Geebung.

Our special thanks to “TSL Project Services” for their sponsorship of this event.
TSL Project Services are Chartered Quantity Surveyors, who specialize in Depreciation Schedules on Investment Property, helping you to save time and money, and pay less tax. Indeed, the Associate Director and Kickbiking Enthusiast, Tracey Lunniss has a passion for investment strategies in Real Estate, and can help you maximise your property investment. Visit the TSL Website for more details:

Classifications and Distances:

Sprints:

Female:
12-15 years (Cadet) 500 metres
16-17 years (Junior) 500 metres
18-44 years (Open) 1000 metres
45+ years (Veteran) 1000 metres
6-16 years (Children) 200 metres
16+ years (Short Sprint) 200 metres

Male:
12-15 years (Cadet) 500 metres
16-17 years (Junior) 500 metres
18-44 years (Open) 1000 metres
45+ years (Veteran) 1000 metres
6-16 years (Children) 200 metres
16+ years (Short Sprint) 200 metres

Short Distance:

Female:
12-15 years (Cadet) 1km
16-17 years (Junior) 1km
18-44 years (Open) 2.5km
45+ years (Veteran) 2.5km

Male:
12-15 years (Cadet) 1km
16-17 years (Junior) 1km
18-44 years (Open) 2.5km
45+ years (Veteran) 2.5km

The competition is hotting up for this next Footbike Championships in just over 2 weeks time, with young and old, newcomers and veterans of the sport marking down the days to the race.

Word on the grapevine is that Alex Heta, current holder of the Australian Sprint Record for 200m has been seriously training to retain his record against current 1km Sprint Champion, Alan Stewart. A little bird told me Alex trains with a photo of Alan taped to the footboard of his Kickbike… hmmmm… what could this mean???

The big show-down that spectators will be watching is the battle to pass the finish line first during the women’s sprints, between reigning Australian 1km Sprint and 2.5km Time Trial Champion Lyn Armstrong and the current Australian Women’s Open Sprint Champion, Tracey Lunniss.

And then the question of the day is: “Can anyone break Alan Stewart’s records in the Australian Men’s Sprint Championships, both in the 1km and 2.5km distances?” So get training guys and let’s set some amazing times.