North Coast Voices: Yamba Triathlon Festival, Friday 11 to Sunday 13 October 2013

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Yamba Triathlon Festival, Friday 11 to Sunday 13 October 2013 - Event Schedule & Road Closures

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FRIDAY 11TH SATURDAY 12TH & SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2013

The running of the Yamba Triathlon Festival by Elite Energy Pty Ltd will take place on Friday 11th, Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th October 2013 along River St, Wolli St, Yamba Rd, Angourie Rd, Deering St, Lakes Boulevard. The event will also affect access to the car park at Ford Park and the Whiting Beach car park and boat ramp. Residents will be given access to affected roads at the discretion of an Authorised Traffic Controller when it is safe to do so.

During this event, some roads will be affected by Road Closures and changed traffic conditions for short periods. These roads include:

Car Park Closures

Whiting Beach Car Park & Boat Ramp between 8:00 am Friday 11th till 6:00 pm Saturday 12th October.
Ford Park Car Park between 8:00 am Thurdsay 10th till 6:00 pm Sunday 13th October.

Road Closures

River St between the Ford Park Car Park and Wolli St from 6:00 am to 11:00 am Saturday 12th and 6:30 am to 2:00 pm Sunday 13th October.
Wolli St, between River St and Claude St from 7:00 am to 11:00 am Saturday 12th and 6:45 am to 2:00 pm Sunday 13th October.

Interruptions to Traffic Flow

Traffic Controllers will be located along the course and will make every attempt to ensure there is minimal interruption to traffic flow.

We acknowledge the local community for their support of the event that will highlight Yamba to a wide audience, provide an economic boost for local business and employment. We thank you in advance for your patience with regard to change traffic conditions and will endeavour to limit interruptions where possible.

For further details contact 4423 7775 during business hours.

YAMBA TRIATHLON FESTIVAL 2013 EVENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2013
TIME	EVENT	LOCATION
4.00pm	Registration Opens - 1000m Ocean Classic Swim	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
5.00pm	Registration Closes - 1000m Ocean Classic Swim	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
5.15pm	Race Briefing - 1000m Ocean Classic Swim	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
5.30pm	RACE START - OCEAN CLASSIC SWIM	Yamba Bay
6.30pm	Optional Registration Opens - All Events	Shores Tavern, 64 The Mainbrace, Yamba
7.30pm	Optional Registration Closes - All Events	Shores Tavern, 64 The Mainbrace, Yamba
7.30pm	Ocean Swim Presentation & Welcome Dinner	Shores Tavern, 64 The Mainbrace, Yamba
SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER 2013
TIME	EVENT	LOCATION
5.30am	Registration/Transition Opens - Sprint Triathlon (inc Junior Series 16-19yrs)	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
6.30am	Registration/Transition Closes - Sprint Triathlon (inc Junior Series 16-19yrs)	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
6.30am	Lifestyle Expo Opens	Ford Park, Yamba
6.40am	Race Briefing - Sprint Triathlon (inc Junior Series 16-19yrs)	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
7.00am	RACE START - SPRINT TRIATHLON (INC JNR SERIES 16-19YRS)	Yamba Bay
8.00am	Registration/Transition Opens - Enticer Triathlon (inc Junior series 12-15 yrs)	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
9.00am	Registration/Transition Closes - Enticer Triathlon (inc Junior series 12-15 yrs)	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
9.10am	Race Briefing - Enticer Triathlon (inc Junior series 12-15 yrs)	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
9.30am	RACE START - ENTICER TRIATHLON (INC JNR SERIES 12-15YRS)	Yamba Bay
9.30am	Registration/Transition Opens - MINIMAN 10-11	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
10.30am	Registration/Transition Closes - MINIMAN 10-11	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
10.30am	Registration/Transition Opens - MINIMAN 7-9	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
10.40am	Race Briefing - MINIMAN 10-11	Transition - Whiting Beach (500m from Finish)
11.00am	RACE START - MINIMAN AGES 10-11	Whiting Beach, Yamba (500m from Registration)
11.30am	Registration/Transition Closes - MINIMAN 7-9	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
11.30am	Registration Opens - Fun Runs	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
11.40am	Race Briefing - MINIMAN 7-9	Transition - Whiting Beach (500m from Finish)
12.00pm	RACE START - MINIMAN AGES 7-9	Whiting Beach, Yamba (500m from Registration)
12.30pm	Registration Closes - Fun Runs	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
12.30pm	Registration Opens - Criterium Race	Registration Marquee - Fair Trader Drive, Yamba
12.40pm	Race Briefing - Fun Runs	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
12.45pm	RACE START - 2km FUN RUN	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
1.00pm	RACE START - 5km FUN RUN	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
1.30pm	Registration Closes - Criterium Race	Registration Marquee - Fair Trader Drive, Yamba
1.40pm	Race Briefing - Criterium Race	Fair Trader Drive, Yamba
2.00pm	RACE START - CRITERIUM RACE	Fair Trader Drive, Yamba
4.00pm	Lifestyle Expo Closes	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
5.00pm	Presentation - Triathlons, MINIMAN, Fun Runs & Criterium	Shores Tavern, 64 The Mainbrace, Yamba
SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2013
TIME	EVENT	LOCATION
5.30am	Registration/Transition Opens - Classic Distance Triathlon	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
6.30am	Registration/Transition Closes - Classic Distance Triathlon	Registration Marquee - Ford Park, Yamba
6.30am	Lifestyle Expo Opens	Ford Park, Yamba
6.40am	Race Briefing - Classic Distance Triathlon	Transition - Ford Park, Yamba
7.00am	RACE START - CLASSIC DISTANCE TRIATHLON	Ford Park, Yamba
2.00pm	Lifestyle Expo Closes	Ford Park, Yamba
2.00pm	Presentation - Classic Triathlon	Shores Tavern, 64 The Mainbrace, Yamba

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