FAQ's

When and where is Long Course Weekend Jervis Bay?

Long Course Weekend Jervis Bay takes place from 14 – 15 November in and around Huskisson and Callalla Beach.

What distances are there for each event?

We offer the possibility to enter different distances within different disciplines:

Swim: 1km, 2km, 4km

Bike: 30km, 60km, 90km

Run: 5km, 10km, 21km, 42.2km

Long Course: 4km Swim, 90km Bike, 42.2 km Run 

How do I know for sure that I am registered?

You Should receive an Email confirmation; this can sometimes end up in your spam folder so don't forget to check there. If you're certain you haven't received confirmation email, Don't worry! You can log into your Active account and see all the events you've entered with us over the year. If You Can't see your entries, email us at [email protected].

Can I register for someone else?

No. For safety & security reasons you must register yourself and bring photo identification so that we can guarantee we are giving the right event number & timing chip to the correct athlete. This avoids mix ups with announcements, emergency contact information on the reverse of the race number, finisherpix, and Multisport timing.

When will I receive my timing chip and BIB number?

These must be collected at the time of registration upon showing photo ID and a signed copy of the disclaimer.

Do I have to participate all three days?

No, you can also enter for just 1 discipline.

What are the Road Closures of the weekend?

You can find all the road closures for the Saturday and Sunday by clicking here.

How is the swim start organised?

It will be a mass start, therefore you will need to get into position prior to the starting gun. If you think you are in with a chance, get to the front – if not, try and organise yourselves with quicker swimmers nearer the front and slower ones at the back.

Do I have to wear a wetsuit?

No, it is optional.

How do you marshall / ensure safety on a swim?

There will be support boats and kayaks with qualified life-saving personnel on hand. There will be a Race Briefing prior to the race, but if you have any problems, it is standard to lie on your back, raise your hand and you will be picked out the water as soon as possible.

Do I need a swim cap?

You must wear the Long Course Weekend swim cap provided for the event. This will be in your goodie bag for collection at Registration.

What support will be available to the riders around the course?

There will be mechanical back-up and medical back-up. There will also be a self served food/water station on the course.

Can I use a personal listening device such as an iPod?

Put simply, No. It is very important that you remain aware of your surroundings for the duration of the race as some parts of the course are on open roads and others cross public pathways.

Is the marathon extremely competitive or can people of all abilities take part?

We have runners of varying ability and experience taking part – for some it is their first marathon or 10km run, while we also cater for elite runners. Perfect event for first time runners – relaxed and fun!

Is the run mainly on roads or is it multi-terrain?

The route is on closed roads and paths, with some spectacular Jervis Bay scenery.

Will there be drink stations on the route?

Yes – they will be every 2km on the route. However, if you would like to carry any energy gels to keep you going, please feel free to do so.