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Sri Chinmoy Off-Road Duathlon Black Mountain

"Ride 'n Stride." The Sri Chinmoy Off-Road Duathlon will be held on Sunday 6 July 2008. A genuine bush race in the heart of the nation's capital, featuring a long and a short course option. The first run course circumnavigates the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The ride and second run courses explore Black Mountain Reserve. Both races start from behind the ActewAGL substation at the end of Frith Rd, Acton at 10 am on race day.

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The only genuine off-road duathlon to be staged in Canberra this season!

Both short and long races are open to solo athletes and teams of 2 or 3 members. Registration opens at 8.30 am on Sunday 6 July 2008 behind the ActewAGL Substation at the end of Frith Rd, Acton.

Please read all the detailed event information, and be sure to study the course maps and descriptions for both the short course race and the long course race. Check the course records for both long and short course races.

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Short Course (grading - moderate)

2 km run
7 km mountain bike
2.5 km run

Long Course (grading - challenging)

3.3 km run
23 km mountain bike
7.5 km mountain run

page created by Prachar Stegemann — last modified 2008-01-09 07:43 AM

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