Stu Berry

Apologies. Sprint event was won by Burry, with Craig Paul and Philip Buys in 2nd and 3rd place respectively. In terms of the ROAG system developing further, watch this space.....we have some great plans and ideas for the system going forward in the next 12 months, and are hoping that we certainly can breach the triathlon, multisport, road cycling and swimming markets.

With respect to batching, it will all depend on the number of pre-entries, but at this stage it looks like it will be one start, as the course is open and free at the start before hitting any single track.

All results can bee seen via our website www.karkloofclassic.co.za, and it is a great results setup provided live by Mr Price..thanks to Graham Daniel, Lyle Purchase and Craig Aldridge, they have a great system. If you haven't seen the results setup, take a look, it's the best format in SA and is live (ie as you come over the line your provisional time and result go up). You get to compare with pretty much whatever you want....you can view specific categories, even see what position you came amongst your own club members.

Hi Chaps (and gals). Firstly, thank you all for your positive feedback RE our registration at Karkloof and the ROAG system. As an organiser at Karkloof and a ROAG founding member, it is great to see the system working for mountain biking. We always knew that it woudl be an education process as people would naturally be against change and new systems, but I think that we have proved that the system has value and works. The test for us is to now maintain the high standard that we set at Karkloof going into the races to come, in particular the FOX Greytown MTB Festival this weekend. Once again, thank you all for your comments on behalf of the event and all at ROAG, and we hope that you will continue to engage in conversation over the system, our events and anything else that will help us to make your experience as the rider that much better.