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Event Name: Cycle Lab Maluti Double 90 powered by Biogen
When: 13 April 2019
Where: Clarens Square, Freestate
Category: Road

The Maluti Double90 is a team time trial over 180 km. The event takes place on Saturday 13 April 2019 and is limited to 120 teams. Teams can enter up to 12 riders per team, with the time of the 6th rider across the finish line being taken as the official team time.

Teams can enter one of three categories:

  • Female
  • Mixed (minimum of 3 riders of the opposite sex in the first 6 finishers)
  • Open (any combination of gender)

Entries are open and will close as soon as 120 teams have entered or at close of business on 28 Feb 2019, whichever comes first. Entries will only be taken online, at R9 300 per team.



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So bleak I can't ride this year, had an absolute blast last year. Those last 40 kays are simultaneously the most difficult and most beautiful moments I have had on a bike.

 

Good luck to those taking on the challenge!

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We're in. We have a core couple of people from our almost victorious DC Mixed team, consisting of a few Capetonians, and a few Joburgers. (The Capetonians are a little nervous about having to ride in the thin air!!)

 

But, we've hit a snag. One of our ladies has pulled out with post-Epic complications and so we're now on the hunt for a fast lady. If anyone's keen or knows someone who is looking for a good fun day of hard bike racing, give us a shout!

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So.........

 

Who is doing this one? We are sending 2 teams, a "race" team and a more relaxed "social" team (who are by no means slow). 

 

What have those other teams training been like? 

Well done GW on entering 2 teams!!! Hope the team can achieve a PB on the tough course!!

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Event Name: Cycle Lab Maluti Double 90 powered by Biogen

When: 13 April 2019

Where: Clarens Square, Freestate

Category: Road

 

 

The Maluti Double90 is a team time trial over 180 km. The event takes place on Saturday 13 April 2019 and is limited to 120 teams. Teams can enter up to 12 riders per team, with the time of the 6th rider across the finish line being taken as the official team time.

Teams can enter one of three categories:

  • Female
  • Mixed (minimum of 3 riders of the opposite sex in the first 6 finishers)
  • Open (any combination of gender)

Entries are open and will close as soon as 120 teams have entered or at close of business on 28 Feb 2019, whichever comes first. Entries will only be taken online, at R9 300 per team.

 

 

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So no Mens teams?

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I'll be around with the kids as I'm doing kid sitting duties... why did I ever get my wife into cycling and discovered her talent!

 

When we first dated she joined me on a bus trip to CT for me to do the Argus... I suppose it's payback time...

 

Good luck and safe riding everyone!!

 

See you at the finish :)

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So no Mens teams?

They should fall under open team Nick.

 

missing the race this year but hope that all will have a lot of fund and the racing will be proper especially in the mix cat as that is always a fun racing category. Do seems like 2 op podium teams of 2018 and 2017 will not be present as the riders opted for all men teams or all ladies teams. So opening it in the mix category

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We're in. We have a core couple of people from our almost victorious DC Mixed team, consisting of a few Capetonians, and a few Joburgers. (The Capetonians are a little nervous about having to ride in the thin air!!)

 

But, we've hit a snag. One of our ladies has pulled out with post-Epic complications and so we're now on the hunt for a fast lady. If anyone's keen or knows someone who is looking for a good fun day of hard bike racing, give us a shout!

Its most of times not the girl that pulls out.....

 

o wait...wrong thread.

 

I'll go sit in the corner again.

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WTF is the story with the 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell.
The description leaves a lot open to assumptions . 
"There will be a 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell.  The team’s clock will stop once the 6th rider of the team crosses the first timing mat at the support zone.  The team’s time will start again as soon as the first rider of the team crosses the 2nd timing mat."

The first rider must leave inside 15mins

The first rider is not allowed to leave inside the 15 mins

The 2 option leave a lot open and the description does allowed for both.

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WTF is the story with the 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell.

The description leaves a lot open to assumptions .

"There will be a 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell. The team’s clock will stop once the 6th rider of the team crosses the first timing mat at the support zone. The team’s time will start again as soon as the first rider of the team crosses the 2nd timing mat."

The first rider must leave inside 15mins

The first rider is not allowed to leave inside the 15 mins

The 2 option leave a lot open and the description does allowed for both.

Not difficult to understand.

 

You get 15 minutes time out once the 6th rider crosses the first mat. If the first rider hasn’t crossed the second mat before 15 minutes your time starts again. If he crosses after 5 minutes, then the timeout is only 5 minutes.

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WTF is the story with the 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell.

The description leaves a lot open to assumptions . 

"There will be a 15min “time out” at the Support Zone in Kestell.  The team’s clock will stop once the 6th rider of the team crosses the first timing mat at the support zone.  The team’s time will start again as soon as the first rider of the team crosses the 2nd timing mat."

The first rider must leave inside 15mins

The first rider is not allowed to leave inside the 15 mins

The 2 option leave a lot open and the description does allowed for both.

I think it's to cut down on risk as teams fly in into the feeding zone to get bottles and go again. So def better for the safety around it. As with last year it also gives the ladies more time to go for a nature break as there where no toilets for the ladies in the fast mix teams and they went behind cars with doors open and towels hold around them, us men are easy we just sling it out and do it. 

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