Port to Port - Riders Guide

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BANGALOW MUSIC FESTIVAL12 - 14 AugustThe finest chamber and orchestral musicians perform along with artists from around the world. Bangalow

AUSTRALIAN SURF FESTIVAL29 July - 15 AugustWatch more than 500 surfers compete for the title of Australian Champion on the beautiful Coffs Coast.Coffs Harbour

EASTERN UNIVERSITY GAMES3 - 7 JulyUniversity and TAFE students will play a variety of team and individual sports in this highly competitive series.Wollongong

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SNOW TIME IN THE GARDEN25 June - 17 JulyVisit Snow Time in the Garden for a fun, family experience with ice skating, toboggan, snow play and more at Hunter Valley Gardens.Pokolbin

EVOCITIES MTB SERIES19 JuneAustralias best mountain bikers gear up to compete in the second leg of a major regional NSW enduro race series.Albury

PERISHER PEAK FESTIVAL10 - 13 JuneCelebrate the opening of the winter snow season with great music.Perisher Valley

If its on in NSW, its on visitnsw.comPlease note that events are subject to change or cancellation (check relevant website for further details prior to the event).

Destination NSW acknowledges and appreciates all photographic images supplied by each event owner for use in this advertisement.

Whether youre into sport, music, food and wine, action or adventure, youll find many exciting events for all ages, in amazing locations throughout Regional NSW. Find out more at visitnsw.com.

WOLLONGONG COFFS HARBOUR NORTH COAST

BANGALOW MUSIC FESTIVAL12 - 14 AugustThe finest chamber and orchestral musicians perform along with artists from around the world. Bangalow

AUSTRALIAN SURF FESTIVAL29 July - 15 AugustWatch more than 500 surfers compete for the title of Australian Champion on the beautiful Coffs Coast.Coffs Harbour

EASTERN UNIVERSITY GAMES3 - 7 JulyUniversity and TAFE students will play a variety of team and individual sports in this highly competitive series.Wollongong

PERISHER VALLEY ALBURY HUNTER REGION

SNOW TIME IN THE GARDEN25 June - 17 JulyVisit Snow Time in the Garden for a fun, family experience with ice skating, toboggan, snow play and more at Hunter Valley Gardens.Pokolbin

EVOCITIES MTB SERIES19 JuneAustralias best mountain bikers gear up to compete in the second leg of a major regional NSW enduro race series.Albury

PERISHER PEAK FESTIVAL10 - 13 JuneCelebrate the opening of the winter snow season with great music.Perisher Valley

On behalf of the NSW Government, I welcome all competitors to the Hunter region for the 2016 Port to Port Mountain Bike Series (MTB).

Port to Port MTB is a highlight on the NSW Events Calendar, with racing to suit all abilities in the picturesque surroundings of Newcastle, Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley.

Over the next four days, you will experience the best mountain bike riding tracks in the area, taking you from the rugged breathtaking hinterland to the beautiful coast.

Mountain biking is a popular participation sport in NSW, and continues to grow each year as more and more people discover it is a great way to get out and experience the beautiful wilderness areas of the State.

The NSW Government is proud to support this exciting event through our tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW, and is committed to supporting a variety of events to help us achieve our goal of doubling overnight visitor expenditure by 2020.

I encourage all visitors here for the Port to Port MTB to take time out to explore this beautiful region there is something to satisfy all tastes, from great local shopping and restaurants in Newcastle, to the stunning coastline of Port Stephens to the wineries and spectacular scenery of the Hunter Valley.

I wish all competitors the best of luck for the Port to Port MTB and hope visitors have a wonderful time exploring this fantastic part of Regional NSW.

STUART AYRES MPMINISTER FOR TRADE, TOURISM AND MAJOR EVENTS MINISTER FOR SPORT

Message fromthe MINISTER

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Where has the last twelve months gone? A blink of the eye and we are back at Port to Port MTB again in one of the most beautiful regions in Australia. Firstly, we are very pleased to welcome everyone back to the magnificent Newcastle, Port Stephens, Lake Macquarie and Hunter region for the third annual Port to Port MTB.

The feedback we received from all riders and participants after the 2015 event was fantastic, particularly the positive reviews about the course, world class trails and rider experience. At a time when many events are seeing decreasing numbers, we are very proud to report that Port to Port MTB has grown again this year by almost 40% and is now established as one of the premier stage races in Australia.

Some of the highlights from 2015 are back again, bigger and better, including the Crowne Plaza Sundown Shootout. We urge all riders, support crew, families and spectators to come along to the Crowne Plaza at 4:30pm on Day Two and witness our elite riders battle it out over a unique course under time trial conditions, with time credits on the line!!! Its a great, up-close spectacle for everyone and all are welcome.

Well keep the party going by finishing on day four along the spectacular coastline into Dixon Park, Newcastle, where riders will be greeted by Drop in Newcastle Eats, Beats & Bikes a brilliant new initiative with the City of Newcastle involving the broader community celebrating the Port to Port MTB Finish in a festival-like atmosphere.

We are very fortunate to have the support of the NSW Government, in particular Destination NSW as well as amazing support from the City of Newcastle. Thank you so much for your faith in the project and for the promotional impetus you have provided.

To Matt Bazzano and the team at Shimano, thank you so much for being our Foundation Major Partner, your support is invaluable. We also thank and recognise our other Major Partner, Crowne Plaza Newcastle and the Hunter Valley, along with our support partners, Port Stephens Council, Lake Macquarie City Council, Specialized and Prime 7. We have also received wonderful support from our digital media partner Flow MTB, many thanks Mick and Chris, Endura, Forestry Corporation, Drift, Mitas and new partner CamelBak.

Our documentary has been brilliantly produced and we have received unbelievable feedback from people around the globe!! Once again, our doco will be shown on SBS nationally, plus Fox Sports, along with 132 countries and 500 million people around the world - incredible exposure!!!

Welcome and good luck to each and every rider. We have received registrations from all over Australia as well as a number of international riders thank you for your support, we are sure you will have a wonderful time and will spread the word about our event.

Last but certainly not least, a massive thank you to everyone on our Port to Port team, headed up by our dedicated and committed team, consisting of our Project Manager, Sally Hill, Mel Dewar, Maxine Stokes-Smith, Kate Gutcshe, Sian Delaney, Steve Hoare, Jo Critchley, Ellie Heverin and Verity Wessels. Thanks also to our Course Team, who have been working the trails for many months, Comms Teams, Event Crew, Marshalls, Volunteers and all suppliers we really appreciate the efforts and passion of everyone involved in bringing this great event together.

Chris Heverin and Jason Dover Event Directors

Message from the Event Directors

Message from the Minister 3

Message from the Event Directors 5

Whats New in 2016 6

Sundown Shootout 8

Event Itinerary 10

Stage 1 14

Stage 2 16

Stage 3 18

Stage 4 20

Driving Guide 22

Ones to Watch 24

The Best of the Best 25

Awards and Prize Money 26

Defending Champions 27

Find your Way 28

Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service 29

What you need to Know 30

Sponsors 35

The event information in this guide is organised to assist you with planning your Port to Port MTB experience and a pleasurable time in the Newcastle and Hunter Valley regions.

Our stages are detailed as accurately as possible, however last minute course changes do occur for a variety of reasons. Please check our Facebook page for last minute changes and updates to course alignments and spectator points. We have also highlighted some of the best parts of each days ride, identified some of the best spots for spectators to cheer on friends and family as well as support crew access. Weve also included a shout-out to 2015s Honour Roll so that if youre riding, you know what time to beat!

Toward the back of this Guide, we outline everything you need to know in anticipation of your ride, including timing, awards, accreditation and safety. Please take some time to familiarise yourself, particularly with our start line systems and etiquette.

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DROP IN NEWCASTLE - EATS, BEATS AND BIKESTo top off what is already going to be a fantastic event, we would like to treat Newcastles visitors and the local community with the first ever finish line festival, DROP IN NEWCASTLE: Eats, Beats and Bikes. The event will be staged at Dixon Park on Sunday May 29, 2016 and organisers are encouraging everyone to come along and enjoy market stalls, food, local brewers, Hunter Valley wine and entertainment, because this is going to be an event not to be missed!

Whats New in 2016

Our course just keeps getting better

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DROP IN NEWCASTLE

SUNDAY MAY 2910:00am Dixon Park, Merewether

This is Newcastle a city of contrast, change and endless possibility. A city bound by a working harbour and glorious surf beaches and forged from coal, timber and sweat. As Australias second-oldest and New South Wales second largest city, Newcastle has moved on from its industrial steel city image to embrace a new outlook.

Now renowned for its festivals and events, laid back culture, arts scene and the clever repurposing of buildings; its making a name for itself as a haven for lovers of fine fare, boutique clothing and home wares, craft beer and quality local wines.

Discover Newcastles historical history by visiting Fort Scratchley; prominently positioned overlooking Nobbys and Newcastle Beaches and the harbour. From the grounds explore the city scape with 360 views of Newcastle or take a step back in time with a guided tunnel tour. The Newcastle Museum located in Honeysuckle will keep the entire family entertained (including the big kids). Explore Newcastles Story through a range of exhibitions or give your brain a work out in the Supernova science centre.

Newcastle provides a plethora of self-guided walking tours, coastal shared

pathways, beaches, ocean baths and beautiful park lands to explore. Hire a bike and travel along Bathers Way past our world class beaches and ocean baths.

Visit a range of boutique beer venues such as the Grain Store Craft Beer Cafe, The Hop Factory and brand new microbrewery Foghorn Brewhouse. If wine is more your scene; emerge yourself in our small bar culture by visiting La Passe Temps, The Reserve Wine Bar or see if you can find our speakeasy venues Coal & Cedar and The Koutetsu hidden amongst the city buildings.

Newcastles Hunter Street Mall has a lively dining and coffee scene thanks to One Penny Black, Three Bears Kitchen and Cazador, youll be left filling satisfied whilst you find those one off pieces in the artisan filled shops.

There is always something to discover in Newcastle! If this has tempted you to stay a bit longer discover more at visitnewcastle.com.au or by searching Newcastle, Australia on Facebook.

For further information about Newcastle visit: www.visitNSW.com/newcastle

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Last year saw the inclusion of a brand new Stage 3 and we havent stopped making improvements to ensure this day is a pearler. Our great mates at Hunter Mountain Bike Association and Department of Forestry have helped with some welcome additions, including extra single track and trails. Lets not forget the Cooranbong Mens Shed who have purpose built the finish line right into the heart of Cooranbong Park to make Port to Port a local fixture and we couldnt be happier. We dont under-estimate the toughness of this stage though, so we have put in place a diversion for those at the end of the field dont worry, you wont miss the fun stuff but we dont want your legs too tired to tackle the final stage the following day!

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TERMS AND CONDITIONSSimply present the Rider Coupon in your rider pack . Available only to 2016 Port to Port riders from the 26 - 29 May 2016.Cannot be used in conjunction with any other oer. Maximum 4 guests dining.

SEASALT FLAVOUR SENSATIONS.Wash o the mud and enjoy an evening of fine dining at Seasalt Restaurant, Crowne Plaza Newcastle with 15% o your total food bill.

REFUEL AT LOVEDALE. The Port to Port Protein Burger and Beer combo is back at The Lovedale in 2016. Enjoy the specially designed burger with an ice-cold Port to Port Pilsner for only $19.

RELOAD AT REDSALT. Feeling famished? With 15% o your total foodbill at Redsalt Restaurant at Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley, youre sure to leave feeling refueled for the next day of racing.

Whether youre a fierce competitor or simply riding for fun, our edible delights are perfect for every Port to Port racer. Simply present your Rider

ENJOY WHEELIE GOOD FOOD?

TIMING FOR SHOOTOUT

THE CROWNE PLAZA HUNTER VALLEY SHOOTOUT RETURNS IN 2016.The Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Golf Course comes alive when Australias best MTB riders lay it all on the line.

Competitors will race in a time trial format down a technical 2.5km course that skirts the outside of the stunning golf course filled with jumps and grassy berms, with crucial time bonuses on offer for the victors.

A select number of riders will take to the trail by special invite of the Event Director. These riders are hand-picked for the shootout based on their exceptional riding skills, and may challenge the elite riders on this fast and furious short course.

It will then be up to the top men and women in the Port to Port MTB overall rankings. These riders will leave nothing out there, as a time credits will be awarded to the fastest rider of each gender.

Regardless of how sore your legs are after Stage 2, make sure you get yourself down to Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley as you would be crazy to miss the atmosphere and action of the Sundown Shootout!

Presentations directly after Shootout inside the Lovedale Brewery.

Stick around after Presentations and sample the Port to Port Pilsner and Burger.

Warm up: 3.30pm - 4.30pm

Shootout: 4.30pm - 5.30pm

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Event Itinerary

Wednesday 25th May 2016

Thursday 26th May 2016

Saturday 28th May 2016

Stage 1

Stage 3

TIME LOCATION DESCRIPTION

11:00am - 7:00pm Shoal Bay Holiday Park 71 Shoal Bay Rd, Shoal Bay

Registration Open

Rider Race Pack Collection


9:00am - 11:00am DAlbora Marinas,Victoria Parade, Eastern Groyne, Nelson Bay

Registration Open

Rider Race Pack Collection

Drift Specialized Bike Mechanic Service Opens

11:20am DAlbora Marinas, Nelson Bay Riders Assemble for Official Welcome and Race Briefing

11:30am DAlbora Marinas, Nelson Bay Race Start

12:35pm DAlbora Marinas, Nelson Bay First Riders expected to finish

2:00pm DAlbora Marinas, Nelson Bay Day One Presentations Drift Specialized Bike Mechanic Service Closes


7:30am Cooranbong ParkFreemans Drive Cooranbong


8:00am Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong Registration Open

8:50am Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong Riders Assemble for Race Briefing

9:00am Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong Race Start

11:30am Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong First Riders expected to finish

1:00pm Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong Day Three Presentations

2:00pm Cooranbong Park, Cooranbong Drift Specialized Bike Mechanic Service Closes

Friday 27th May 2016

Friday 27th May 2016 - Continued

Stage 2

Stage 2


7:30am Lindemans Winery,119 McDonalds Road, Pokolbin


8:00am Lindemans Winery, Pokolbin Registration open

9:00am Lindemans Winery, Polkobin

Briar Ridge Vineyards,593 Mount View Road, Mount View

Race Start


10:45am Briar Ridge Vineyards, Mount View First Riders expected to finish

12:30pm Briar Ridge Vineyards, Mount View First Bus Back to Lindemans

2:30pm Briar Ridge Vineyards, Mount View Last Bus Back to Lindemans


3:00pm Briar Ridge Vineyards, Mount View Drift Specialized Bike Mechanic Service Closes

3:30pm - 4:30pm Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Shootout430 Wine Country Dr, Lovedale

Crowne Plaza Shootout Rider Warm Up

4:30pm - 5:30pm Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Crowne Plaza Shootout

After Shootout Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Day Two Presentations

6:00pm - 8:30pm Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Social Function

Sunday 29th May 2016 Stage 4


6:30am Dixon Park, Ocean Street Merewether Bus Departs for Start Line Cams Wharf

7:45am Wrightson Park, Cams Wharf Registration Open

8:30am Wrightson Park, Cams Wharf Riders Assemble for Race Briefing

8:45am Wrightson Park, Cams Wharf Race Start

10:00am - 5:00pm Dixon Park, Merewether DROP IN NEWCASTLE: Eats, Beats & Bikes

10:45am Dixon Park, Ocean Street Merewether First Riders expected to finish

1:00pm Dixon Park, Merewether Final Presentations

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Stage 1 - 11:30am 34.5KM

SPECTATOR POINTSStage 1 includes two spectator points offering views of the start, finish and the Three Bears where riders may require all the support they can possibly get!

Spectator Point 1 is the start/finish line at Nelson Bay Marina, located on Victoria Parade in Nelson Bay. Riders will depart at 11:30am and are expected to start arriving back at the finish line at 12:45pm with the last riders expected at 3:00pm.

Spectator Point 2 is the Three Bears Descent, a super fast descent in to a tight right hand corner that follows three steep shale climbs that riders have

START: DAlboras Marina, Victoria Parade, Eastern Groyne, Nelson Bay

FINISH: DAlboras Marina, Victoria Parade, Eastern Groyne, Nelson Bay

COURSE DESCRIPTIONRiders will start the 2016 Port to Port MTB within the surrounds of the Marina dAlbora Nelson Bay. Riders will again start with a controlled rollout behind the lead vehicle along Nelson Bay Road, allowing the spectacular views of the ocean to be taken in before the pace is turned up. Sharpen your elbows and stick them out because once the lead vehicle pulls away it is racing for sheep stations in an uphill tarmac sprint before negotiating a tight hair pin in to the first piece of loose singletrack that is sure to offer some fun and spectacular views of Shoal Bay.

A series of short steep climbs will sort out the pecking order ahead of the rocky and rutted Box Beach descent, followed by another tricky climb. A quick blast along the Marine Drive bike path will bring riders to Fingal Bay, where a lap of the area on

the tarmac will provide some respite and some great views of the beautiful bay area before getting stuck into the offroad tracks in Tomaree National Park.

Leaving the tarmac, riders will spend the next 20km zig zagging through the various trails of Tomaree National Park.

Beginning with a tough climb, riders will hit a fast firm firetrail for 4km through to Gan Gan Road. This is where the easy speed ends, as next up is the now infamous Three Bears under the powerlines; three very steep and ugly loose shale climbs. While the first one looks big, that is only Baby Bear, wait until you see Papa Bear! Last year this section of Stage 1 shook up the field with even the elite riders at the pointy end of the field struggling to stay upright on these climbs.

The reward for conquering the Three Bears is the descent

OVERALL MALE TOP 5

1st Mark TUPALSKI 1:17:26

2nd Peter HATTON 1:18:23

3rd Andrew BLAIR 1:18:38

4th Tasman NANKERVIS 1:19:15

5th Reece TUCKNOTT 1:19:20

OVERALL FEMALE TOP 5

1st Jenny BLAIR 1:29:32

2nd Rebecca LOCKE 1:29:32

3rd Naomi WILLIAMS 1:33:22

4th Kelly CADEAU 1:39:41

5th Kath KELLY 1:39:55

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down the other side as the course doubles back and takes in a mixture of trails back out towards Fingal Bay. The course then peels off and heads down a fast smooth run behind the golf course, followed by a final rough rooty descent down Government Hill with the tarmac roads coming into sight to take you to the finish line.

Popping out of Tomaree National Park with only 4km to go, riders cross town on the tarmac for a look at the water, then dart through the stunning maze of singletrack in Fly Point Park. A final quick sprint along Victoria Parade will see riders return to the Marina to pass under the finish arch and complete the stage.

At less than 35km Stage 1 is on the shorter side compared to the big days to come, but ask anyone who has ridden this stage in the past and they will tell you it is anything but easy!

tackled. To access this area drive south along Nelson Bay Road towards Gan Gan Road, 200m before the intersection there will be a gravel road on your left underneath the powerlines where you need to park. Proceed to walk 100m down the trail in a southerly direction where you will find the course markings.

STAGE HIGHLIGHTSStage 1 contains multiple loose gravel, sandstone, washed out descents that let riders get their drift on but who can forget Three Bears; meeting the Bear family is something that riders will not forget!

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Stage 2 - 9:00am 48KM

SPECTATOR POINTSSpectator Point 1 is at Cedar Creek where the riders can be seen passing through the rolling green countryside anywhere between around 9:55 and 11am. To get there drive north up Cedar Creek Rd from Wollombi Rd but please drive carefully on the left as riders will be heading southbound on this road. Park at the intersection of Cedar Creek Rd and Sawpit Rd to watch riders pass along Cedar Creek Rd.

Spectator Point 2 is at the Mount View Descent where a magical view of the Hunter Valley can be seen as riders speed past anywhere between

START: Lindemans Winery, 119 McDonalds Road, Pokolbin

FINISH: Briar Ridge Vineyard, 593 Mount View Road, Mount View

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThe second stage of the Port to Port MTB leaves the beaches and heads inland to the amazing vineyard region of the Hunter Valley. This stage is pretty simple, it involves two epic climbs split by an even more epic descent in-between! Make sure to strap your climbing legs on for today as they will be required straight out of the blocks!

Beginning again at the beautiful Lindemans Winery, the first climb that heads into the Pokolbin State Forest can be easily seen in the background from the start line. Dont let the view deter you but instead head out for a good warm and get those pins firing and ready to go!

Here the course rises for 10km up through spectacular trees, ferns and surrounds all the way to the top. It is here that we

connect into a series of epic moto single tracks across the crest that will test the riders ability on the way to the famed Rabbit Hole descent.

The Rabbit Hole descent takes riders down, down, down into the depths of the forest below. This descent got its name as it seems to go on forever! Just when you think you have reached the bottom, down it goes again, and again! With high speeds, drifty hairpin turns and plenty of airtime this descent will have riders yeowing all the way down.

When you finally reach the bottom of the Rabbit Hole a creek crossing then brings riders out into the stunning country scenery of Cedar Creek. Coming out along the river line a 5km tarmac section will allow riders to have a breather and spin the legs out as they pass through

OVERALL MALE TOP 5

1st Tasman NANKERVIS 1:48:29

2nd Mark TUPALSKI 1:48:29

3rd Tristan WARD 1:49:28

4th Andrew BLAIR 1:49:28

5th Liam JEFFRIES 1:49:38



2nd Rebecca LOCKE 2:11:23

3rd Naomi WILLIAMS 2:11:23


5th Kelly CADEAU 2:29:04

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Millfield with the stages second climb up Mount View looming in the distance!

The Mount View climb winds up through the countryside past green, grassy farmland as it claws back up onto the ridge. The new finish alignment that was introduced last year will again be in place as riders descend down a blisteringly fast series of tarmac switchbacks where you are unlikely to have time to look up and enjoy the stunning views over the Hunter Valley.

All that then remains is a final sprint through the vines and up the short steep pinch of Briars Hill, a climb made easier from last year as the dusty gravel road has now been sealed, which we are sure all riders will appreciate as they arrive at the finish line outside the cellar door of Briar Ridge Vineyard.

10:30am and 1pm. To access this spectator point drive along Bimbadeen Rd from Bellbird until you reach the road closure and park here. Continue to walk along Bimbadeen Rd until Mount View Road where the riders will be descending.

STAGE HIGHLIGHTSIf the first climb doesnt tickle your fancy as the highlight of the stage then the 10km descent titled The Rabbit Hole will definitely increase your stoke factor as it flows its way down the valley!

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Whether youre after an easy, gentle ride or a safe route for commuting, youll find 12 popular cycling tracks to choose from in our Shared Pathway Guide.

The guide can be found at lakemac.com.au. It includes maps, entry points and other useful information about each path.

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SPECTATOR POINTSThe main spectator point for Stage Three is within the singletrack of the Awaba MTB Park where riders can be seen passing through twice. Riders are expected to arrive at around 9:15am where they will complete the first piece of singletrack before heading out on a 12km loop of the park, returning at around 9:45am. To access the Awaba MTB Park spectators are required to drive along Mount Faulk Rd from


START: Cooranbong Park, Freemans Drive, Lake Macquarie

FINISH: Cooranbong Park, Freemans Drive, Lake Macquarie

Freemans Drive, following the signs to Awaba MTB Park. Park along the left hand verge of the road just before it turns to gravel, please do not park in the MTB carpark or anywhere obstructing Mount Faulk Road as this forms part of the course for the riders.

STAGE HIGHLIGHTSThe endless flow experienced in the Awaba MTB Park singletrack is the highlight of the day, closely followed by the epic moto singletrack later in the stage!

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThe newest alignment of the Port to Port from last year returns in 2016 with the Awaba feature stage set to again be one of the highlights of the whole event! Coming in at around 64km, this truly epic stage is expected to sort out the men from the boys (as well as the Cinderellas from the ugly sisters) as pretty much every kilometre throws up new challenges unique to the region.

Starting and finishing in the quaint surrounds of Cooranbong Park, the stage will again start with a 5km neutral tarmac rollout along Freemans Drive. But once the Race Directors vehicle pulls away, the pace will be ramped up as riders sprint for position down a 3km road descent towards the entry to AWABA Mountain Bike Park.

Once a couple of punchy fire road climbs have been navigated the course enters the phenomenal AWABA trails for the next 12km riders as

riders will be lost in a single trail wonderland. Be sure to have your orange lenses in your glasses for todays stage as the natural contour of the Awaba MTB Park takes riders from high to low valleys and bright to dark light as it offers the riders endless amounts of flow throughout the 12kms.

You will want to enjoy the experience of Awaba, as after leaving the singletrack the stages main climb up Mount Faulk looms. Dont blow all your berries in the first 500m as Mount Faulk will take you victim! Be sure to find your rhythm and save some berries for later on because if you havent already become acquainted with your stem then Mount Faulk will be sure to introduce the two of you as it takes you up to the spectacular summit!

The reward for cresting Mount Faulk is that for the remaining 35km of this stage the trails are predominately headed downwards! The next 20km

will see riders flying along the undulating ridgeline of the Watagans, with screaming descents mixed with the odd pinch climb, before the course turns distinctly down at the 45km mark!

The Dogs Descent will give riders legs a rest, and instead brake pads will be in the firing line as the speeds pick up with the only question being how fast you are prepared to go down the fire roads as the multiple waterbars are waiting to launch riders in to orbit. Some Alp dHuez style hairpin turns add extra entertainment to this 10km descent, before riders then enjoy sections of new singletrack before coming out at Martinsville Road.

Remember your friend the stem from the Mount Faulk climb? It is time to get re-acquainted, as a 3km flat tarmac time trial now separates you from the finish line. After conquering the tarmac a quick blast down the Holy Trail will spit riders out into Cooranbong Park to conclude the stage.

OVERALL MALE TOP 5

1st Reece TUCKNOTT 2:34:20

2nd Mark TUPALSKI 2:34:20

3rd Tasman NANKERVIS 2:34:21

4th Peter HATTON 2:36:06

5th Liam JEFFRIES 2:36:07



2nd Naomi WILLIAMS 3:08:17

3rd Rebecca LOCKE 3:08:18

4th Margaret LEYLAND 3:19:54


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START: Cams Wharf, Crangan Bay Drive Cams Wharf

FINISH: Dixon Park, Ocean Street Merewether

SPECTATOR POINTSSpectator Point 1 for the 2016 Stage Four is at the technical singletracks of Wallarah just before riders climb out on to Scenic Drive. The riders are expected to arrive at this area at approximately 9:15am depending on weather conditions. Drive up Scenic Drive from Park Avenue (locality of Pinny Beach) until there is a gate where Scenic Drive ends, this is the parking area and spectators are to walk 100m past the gate until the course markings begin.

Spectator Point 2 is located at the top of Gun Club Road. There is a sign posted trail map and

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThe final stage of the Port to Port MTB 2016 could not start in a more idylic location overlooking Lake Macquarie with sweeping views across to the steep slopes of the Watagans. But dont let that lull you into a false sense of security as the course ahead is going to be manic!

From the start line the course immediately leaves the lake behind and crosses over the Pacific Highway and out into the trails of Wallarah National Park. The new alignment from last year will again be used which includes a mix of tough climbs and technical descents along Scenic Trail, Yondeo Trail and the Crossing Trail, with some stunning views of the coastline thrown in for good measure.

Upon leaving Wallarah and crossing Scenic Drive, the course will see riders flying down a fast descent under the powerlines,

before hitting a section of twisty singletrack through to Swansea. Joining onto the Swansea Pelican Bike Path, riders will again encounter a Neutral Zone that will see them cross over Swansea Bridge on foot whilst enjoying the picturesque views of Lake Entrance.

Once over the bridge the race is back on, with a short tarmac blast and some tight singletrack through the Blacksmiths area before the stage winds through the grounds of Belmont Golf Course. Once out of the golf course the alignment heads north along the Kalaroo fire trail before connecting onto the Fernleigh Track where riders can cruise for a bit before the real action restarts.

To the north of Redhead the course swings off the Fernleigh Track for an intermission, taking in some challenging off road trails around Dudley before rejoining the Fernleigh

OVERALL MALE TOP 5

1st Peter HATTON 2:17:17

2nd Tasman NANKERVIS 2:17:24

3rd Reece TUCKNOTT 2:17:24

4th Andrew BLAIR 2:17:27

5th Rohin ADAMS 2:17:51



2nd Naomi WILLIAMS 2:43:36

3rd Rebecca LOCKE 2:45:43

4th Margaret LEYLAND 2:56:36


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Track. After a second section of Fernleigh fury, riders will approach the jewel in Stage 4s crown; the trails of Glenrock.

The good news is that the alignment through Glenrock will be even better this year and hopefully (fingers crossed) more enjoyable without the flooded conditions we saw last year. The alignment will again begin from Scouts Road and into De Luge before the course crosses the river and takes in all the classic Glenrock trails, including Snakes & Ladders, Double Barrel, Kenny, BJs and Seuss Land.

Upon exiting Glenrock riders will descend at eye watering speed down Scenic Drive, which lives up to its name by providing some of the best views along all of the Newcastle coastline. A final sprint past the famed Newcastle surf breaks will bring riders to the finish line at Dixon Park, where a festival of the regions wine, food and beer will await!

you can walk into the course from here and see the riders come up Gun Club Rd, down Double Barrel, up Reload and then across into Kennys Trail.

STAGE HIGHLIGHTSThe network of singletrack through the Glenrock area is the highlight of the day and rivals the Awaba MTB Park as the best singletrack of the event!

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Driving GuideWhether youre moving with the ride or making Newcastle your base station, none of the drives to the Port to Port MTB Start Lines are more than 50 minutes and they all definitely have the scenery to make it a pleasant journey.

LETS START AT THE BEGINNINGIf you are coming from Newcastle Airport to Nelson Bay, your trip will take about 25 minutes. Take a left as soon as you exit the Airport and follow your nose straight along Nelson Bay Road past Bobs Farm and Anna Bay until you reach Nelson Bay.

If you are coming from Sydney to Nelson Bay, your trip will take about 2.5 hours. Just shoot north onto the M1 (formally the F3 Freeway). At the end of the M1, turn right at the roundabout, following the sign Hexham & Pacific Highway (BP service station and Hungry Jacks will be on your next left). The road will veer to the right and merge with the New England Highway, after which you should merge to the left lane taking the sign Taree & Pacific Highway, which will direct you over the Hexham Bridge. Turn right onto Tomago Road at the traffic lights, follow Tomago Road until you reach a roundabout and turn left onto Nelson Bay Road.

ONCE YOURE IN THE BAYHead straight along Nelson Bay Road past Bobs Farm & Anna Bay until you reach Nelson Bay. Turn left at the1st roundabout at Church & Stockton Street. Continue along Church Street and turn right at the next roundabout into Government Road - this road then becomes Victoria Parade. Here youll find the Start Line of Day 1. If you are coming to register on the Wednesday (between 11am 7pm) youll keep going to the Shoal Bay Holiday Park. Continue along past the Marina and Tourist Information Centre, straight ahead through the roundabout and follow the road around past Wests Nelson Bay which will be on your left. Go straight through the next roundabout and continue along Shoal Bay Road for a few more minutes, you will see Shoal Bay Holiday Park on your right hand side.

The drive from Nelson Bay to the Hunter Valley is just over an hour and this is the longest drive of the event. You will set off on Victoria Parade and Church Street, then follow the B63 to Cabbage Tree Road in Williamtown. Follow Cabbage Tree Road and Tomago Road, then take the A1, John Renshaw Dr and Hunter Expy/M15to Lovedale Rd in Allandale. Take the exit from Hunter Expy/M15. Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley is on your right at the end of Lovedale Road.

To get to the Start Line at Lindemans from Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley you are a 10 minute drive away. Take a right out of the gates, turn left at Broke Road and then take a right at McDonalds Road. Our finish Line at Briar Ridge is only a 10 minute drive away, so its up to you whether you decide to park at the start and take the shuttle, or park at the finish and ride to the start line as your warm up!

From the Hunter Valley we venture to Cooranbong, Lake Macquarie. Follow the B63 to Freemans Drive Cooranbong and continue along. The destination will be on your right. For parking just drive past the park and take your first right. Then turn right again into the Church Parking.

With the last day finishing in Newcastle we recommend you stay in either Newcastle or Lake Macquarie. From both locations its a short 20 minute trip to Wrightson Park, Cams Wharf. Head along the Pacific Highway to Nords Wharf Road and turn right onto Crangan Bay Drive. The Start Line will be on your left.

Dixon Park is our last port of call situated in Merewether, Newcastle. If you are the support car meeting the riders, youll have a job to get there before the elites! This is about a 40 minute drive heading back onto the Pacific Highway until you flow into Scenic Drive, Merewether. You wont be able to turn into John Parade as this will be closed for the riders so take a right at Berner Street which will bring you out to the top of the park.

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Ones to Watch The Best of the Best

ANDREW BLAIR With multiple Top 5 stage finishes in the 2015 event the Swell Specialized rider is always one to look out for when it comes to the longer races. Having a win at the Easter in the Alice event will boost his spirits as he looks ahead to the 2016 Port to Port. With team mate Shaun Lewis attending this year the dynamic duo are ones to look out for!

PAUL VAN DER PLOEG This big man packs more watts than any other rider in the field. On a good day, Van Der Ploeg could tear the pack apart on an open stage with his sprinting skills. Not just a powerhouse, his singletrack speed means he has many tricks up his sleeve and poses a threat on many levels.

BRYAN DUNKINThe Newcastle local produces more roost than Chad Reed as he tears through the local Glenrock trails trying to drop whoever is on his wheel. One to look out for in the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley Shootout be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the local talent as he produces good results throughout the event!

REBECCA LOCKE One half of the Willy Locke race team Rebecca likes to keep the rivalry strong between her team mate Naomi, finishing in a sprint finish almost every stage in the 2015 Port to Port. Expect nothing less in 2016 as Bec continues her strong form from the summer of racing, including respectable performances at the Road Cycling National Champs as well as the Mountain Bike Nationals held not long ago.

NAOMI WILLIAMS The second half to Willy Locke, Naomi is always up for a good battle on the race track and is sure to bring excitement to the 2016 Port to Port. Like Bec, Naomi also had a very strong summer season competing on both the road and the dirt for Focus 4Shaw. If 2015 was any indication as to how to finish a stage race be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the Willy Locke girls as they battle it out for the overall!

JENNI KINGThe ever experienced and highly talented Jenni King has had a dominant summer of racing where she won National XCO Rounds and consistently podiumed at every event. No stranger to endurance/stage racing, King will be making her Port to Port debut in 2016 and will be looking to put in a strong performance across all stages. Watch out on Stage 3 and 4 as she puts her technical skills on display in the Awaba and Glenrock singletrack!

KYLE WARDThe current Champ of sister event Cape to Cape MTB, this four time Australian rep is on a roll after finishing in the top 5 at both the recent Australian National Champs and National MTB series. Look out as Ward pushes for a Port to Port podium place to go with this his current Cape to Cape champion status!

Every year, the Port to Port MTB attracts a formidable field of elite riders from across Australia. When you ride in the Port to Port MTB, our wonderful Weekend Warriors ride in the same field as World, National and Oceana Champions! Here are just some of the ones to watch, along with a list of all the elites racing for Port to Port MTB glory this year.

With this record field of elite riders vying for victory, therell be a heap of action at the front of the pack. If you cant keep up with them during the stages, make sure you head on down to the Sundown Shootout to watch them do their stuff in the battle for time credits.

4Shaw Deuce Naomi Williams Rebecca Locks

Josie Aitken

Breakaway Cycles Bryan Dunkin

Cannondale John Groves

Canyon/Sram/Pedallab Jenni King

Focus Bikes Australia Chris Aitken Shaun Lewis

Giant Giant Bootleg Brewery Racing Matt Dec

Giant - Liv Giant Jaclyn Schapel Jessica Simpson

Giant Bicycles Paul Van Der Ploeg

Quantum Racing Jindra Knot

Shimano Briony Mattocks

Specialized Kyle Ward

Specialized Specialized NZ Samara Sheppard

Specialized Swell Specialized Andy Blair Shaun Lewis

Specialized Total Rush Specialized Rohin Adams

SubaruMarathonMTB Imogen Smith Mike Blewitt

Torq Merida Aaron Watts Ben Metcalf Emily Parkes Isaac Buckle

Josh Battye Mark Fenner Tristan Ward

Trek Racing Australia Callum Carson Dylan Cooper Emma Viotto Ethan Kelly

Kian Lerch MacKinnon Mark Williams Michael Potter Reece Tucknott

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Open Male Mark TUPALSKI

40-49 Male Tim OLEARY

50-59 Male Peter OSULLIVAN

60+ Male David MAYNE

Open Women Jenny BLAIR

40-49 Female Kath KELLY

50-59 Female Su PRETTO

60+ Female No riders in category in 2015

The Port to Port MTB has a total prize pool of over $9,000 plus a stack of awesome prizes from the wonderful folk at SHIMANO. Daily stage winners will receive a variety of super cool prizes including Camelbak products, Mitas products or some delicious wine from our friends at Briar Ridge Vineyard and Lindemans.

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Each year the helicopters in the Hunter/Mid North Coast and New England/North West regions fly more than 1000 life saving missions.This service is provided free of charge, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to anyone in need.

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All directions point to our custom designed rider jersey for 2016! We have chosen a nautical compass, inspired by the strong relationship Newcastle has with its iconic port and shipping industry. We want Port to Port MTB to be an unforgettable journey for all of our riders. We want you to find your way, regardless of whether youre in it for the ride or in it for the race.. its all about you and your unique journey! How do you get your hands on one? If you didnt already purchase one when completing your registration, you can order one at the Information Tent at the event.

MENS/UNISEX CYCLING JERSEY SIZE CHART: MEASUREMENT (CM)

2XS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL

Chest 80-85 85-90 90-95 95-100 100-105 105-110 110-115 115-120 120-125 125-130

Waist 65-70 70-75 75-80 80-85 85-90 90-95 95-100 100-105 105-110 110-115

Hips 85-90 90-95 95-100 100-105 105-110 110-115 115-120 120-125 125-130 130-135

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Waist 60-65 65-70 70-75 75-80 80-85 85-90 90-95 95-100 100-105 105-110 110-115

Hips 83-88 88-93 93-98 98-103103-108 108-113 113-118 118-123 123-128 128-133 133-138

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SAFETYAs the Port to Port MTB uses a number of public roads and backtracks to link the course, it is imperative that all participants obey common road rules. You must give way to vehicles at all times. You cannot ride more than two abreast on roads in the Newcastle and Hunter region. Any riders seen to be breaking road rules will be given a time penalty by Event Management.

A traffic management system is in place, which means every time you share the road with other road users there is additional safety signage in place warning vehicles and drivers of your presence on the road.

TIMINGEach stage of the event will be timed and riders will be placed in the overall series based on their combined stage times.

Our event uses blueChip Timings system to provide our riders with the latest in cutting edge sports timing technology. Each rider will be supplied a Race Number Plate and Seat Post Sticker both embedded with low frequency transponder chips, which will need to be attached to your bike for the duration of the event. See the instructions in your rider pack for the correct way to secure your plates etc.

Keep track of your position by visiting the Port to Port MTB 2016 Timing Page, or by punching your number into the timing computer at the Timing Results Tent located next to the Information Tent at the finish line of each stage.Timing results will be uploaded to the Port to Port MTB Timing Page within an hour of the last rider crossing the finish line of stage 2, 3 and 4, pending Wifi connection. Note that with the later start of Stage 1, these results will not be uploaded to the Timing Page until approximately 9pm Thursday 25 May, 2016.

In the event of a tie in the series, the rider with the most number of wins will be awarded the overall higher place.

For riders on the same number of wins, then the next placings will be used. If this still results in a tie, then the rider with the highest place in the final stage will be awarded the higher overall placing.Riders who DNS a stage will be allowed to continue in the event. Results from stages they started will be shown in the stage results, but they will be removed from the series.

RIDING KITRiding Gear - Normal Cycle Jerseys, Thermal Top if weather is cold, Rain Jacket, Tyre Pump Retro-Reflective Gear, Gloves, Helmet (required by law),

Repair Kit - Allen Keys, Small Sockets and screwdrivers, High energy snack foods/gels, water, Sun Protection.

HYDRATION STATIONSWater will be available at all 4 stages Start and Finish lines and we recommend you fill up here courtesy of Camelbak! Each stage will also have a refill station (although please do not rely on this! Always carry enough water).

Stage 1 - The water point will be located where the course comes near to Gan Gan Road.

Stage 2 - The water point will be located at the intersection of Cedar Creek Road and Sawpit Road, in the vicinity of Cedar Creek.

Stage 3 - The water point will be located at the intersection of Watagan Forest Road and Slippery Rock Road, in the Watagans Forest

Stage 4 - The water point will be located where the Fernleigh Track crosses Kalaroo Road near Dirkala Close.

COURSE MARKINGS Will be a Red arrow with Port to Port Logo.

RIDER ACCREDITATIONRider Race Pack collection will be held at DAlboras Marina, Nelson Bay on Wednesday 25 May between 11:00am and 7:00pm. If you cant make it on Wednesday your pack will be available for collection at the start line (Nelson Bay) on Thursday from 9:00am.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Wakeup. Its still dark out.Food. Coffee. Squeeze in an hour of intervals.

Get the kids fed. More coffee.Glycogen window is closing.

Off to school. Off to work.Stare at the screen.

Home. Still 30 minutes of light left.Hill repeats. Repeat.

Day after day. Week after week.Registration is open.

Get to sleep early. Wake up even earlier.

Pin the number. Line up. Swallow the nerves.This is going to hurt. This wont break me.

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Registration The registration tent will be open at 9am on Day 1 while Day 2, 3 & 4 will see it open at 8am.

Rider packs Rider packs will be available for collection at the registration tent. Your pack will include your rider guide, timing chips, rider plate, tourism information and sponsor giveaways.

Information tent

Got a question? Be sure to see the friendly Port to Port team at the Information Tent who will have all your answers. Day 1 will open at 9am, while Day 2, 3 & 4 will see it open at 8am. Right next to Information youll find the Merchandise Tent where you can also purchase your exclusive Port to Port rider jersey here.

Bag Drop No support crew No worries! Our friends from Westpac Rescue Helicopter will operate a Bag Drop each day where you can check your bag in. On days 2 and 4 it will be transported to the finish line for you for collection.

Bike station Bike Wash stations will be available at every finish line to wash down your bike.

Bike transport

While bikes wont be allowed on the shuttle buses, the Port to Port team offer a Bike Transport option to take care of getting your bike back to you. Packing and securing your bike is at your own risk.

Shuttle bus services

For Day 2 and Day 4 there will be a shuttle bus service for your convenience. The shuttles will run on a first in, first served basis. On Day 2 the bus will leave from the very front gate of Briar Ridge and head back to Lindemans at 12.30pm and 2.30pm. While on Day 4 the shuttle will work in the reverse so you can spend more time chilling out at the finish line festival! The bus and bike trailer will leave at 6.30am from Dixon Park and head to the start line of Cams Wharf.

Parking With a different location each day, the parking situation will constantly change however ample parking will be offered on each occasion. See below for details:

Day 1 DALBORAS MARINA: Nelson Bay, Victoria Parade, Nelson Bay, NSW. Metered street parking is offered in this location however free sites are available at: DONALD STREET: Cascade Arcade Car Park (3 hour limit), Multilevel Carpark (Level 1 is 3 hour limit, Level 2 and 3 are all day). SHOAL BAY ROAD: Neil Carroll Car Park, Bill Strong Oval Car Park. VICTORIA PARADE: Fly Point Beach/Reserve.

Day 2 LINDEMANS VINEYARD: Lindemans Winery, 119 Polkobin Road, Polkobin. Free parking is available on site, just follow the signs to the designated parking areas. BRIAR RIDGE VINEYARDS: 593 Mount View Road, Mount View. There will be limited parking at the vineyard. Head straight in to the main gates and you will be directed to the designated parking area.

Day 3 COORANBONG PARK: Freemans Drive, Cooranbong. Parking will be available at the Cooranbong Church right next to the start line. Please enter via Martinsville Road. Please give a gold coin donation to the Mens Shed Volunteers as you enter!

Day 4 WRIGHTSONS PARK, CAMS WHARF ROAD: Limited Free parking will be available at the park area, additional parking can be located along Crangan Bay Drive. We encourage you to head straight to DIXON PARK, MEREWETHER at 6am to take advantage of the Free parking available at the top car park, enter via Ocean Street or at the Merewether Beach Car Park. Additional free parking is available at the carpark located on John Parade. Then you can get the 6.30am shuttle to the start line and your parking is all taken care of early!

**We ask all riders to park in the designated areas, and ensure your support crew drop you in the correct areas to avoid traffic issues. **All vehicles are parked at the risk of the owner with no responsibility taken by Port to Port MTB and Venues.

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