Marlborough Multisport Series 2017

This summer, the Marlborough Triathlon and Multisport Club are again partnering with Transition Events  to present the Marlborough Multisport Series.  This series incorporates our three iconic events held in the Marlborough Sounds each summer.

The series is designed so that distances in each event are roughly the same and they incorporate interesting and challenging courses. In an effort to encourage new people to have a go, the paddle section of each event has been reduced to 4km, meaning that the experts can have a super fast hit out, but beginners can achieve the distance on most types of paddling craft.

You can choose either the swim tri or kayak tri option, individual or team.

Entries are open now! So what are you waiting for? Get entered, get training, have fun and we’ll see you on the start line!

Click for more info on the Marlborough Multisport series.

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Marlborough Multisport Series 2016

This summer, the Marlborough Triathlon and Multisport Club is partnering with Transition Events  to present the Marlborough Multisport Series.  This series incorporates our three iconic events held in the Marlborough Sounds each summer.

The series is designed so that distances in each event are roughly the same and they incorporate interesting and challenging courses. In an effort to encourage new people to have a go, the paddle section of each event has been reduced to 4km, meaning that the experts can have a super fast hit out, but beginners can achieve the distance on most types of paddling craft.

You can choose either the swim tri or kayak tri option, individual or team.

Entries are open now! So what are you waiting for? Get entered, get training, have fun and we’ll see you on the start line!

Click for more info on the Marlborough Multisport series.

Michael Huntley Memorial Triathlon Sunday 30 March 2014

2014 Results are here

Kids results are here

Jeremy McKenzie on his way to the win in 2013

This year will be the 8th running of the Michael Huntley Memorial Triathlon. Originally held at Delta Lake, the event now has a permanent home at Anakiwa and it doubles as the Marlborough Triathlon and Multisports Club Champs.

Click here to enter (Closed)

Race Information

Race registration, briefing and race start are at Outward Bound Jetty, Anakiwa.

Registration 8.30-9.00am

Briefing 9.00am

Race Start 9.30am

Entry Fees

Individual: $20

Team:  $30

Student: $10

Student Team:$15

Late fee if registering on the day $10 (Pre-enter here by Thursday 28 March)

Payment by cash or cheques payable to Marlborough Triathlon & Multisport Club

Course notes

TRIATHLON

Long: Swim 1500m, Cycle 40k, Run 10k

Sprint: Swim 750m, Cycle 20k, Run 5k

DUATHLON

Long: Run 10k Cycle 40k, Run 5k

Sprint: Run 5k, Cycle 20k, Run 2.5k

JUNIOR  and BEGINNER TRI

Swim  200m (around jetty), 7k bike (Anakiwa Rd), 2k Run

For further information contact:

Ryan Lock

ryanglock@hotmail.com

027 3319325

The Honey Company Anakiwa Triathlon results

Dan Busch absolutely smoked the kayak leg on his way to winning the Kayak Triathlon

Photos are here

Results are here

The Honey Company Anakiwa Triathlon Saturday 19 January 2013

Race Briefing is here (updated 14.1.13)

The Anakiwa Triathlon/Duathlon/Multisport Race is back for 2013. This is one of NZ’s longest running multisport events, and it has to be one of the most picturesque events of its kind in the world!

You can enter as an individual or put together a team (a popular option). All distances are easily achievable. You can choose either the swim tri, kayak tri or duathlon options. If you are preparing for the Coast to Coast then the kayak tri is great preparation.

Race Information

Race registration, briefing and race start are at Thompsons Bay Jetty, Anakiwa. You will need to set up your bike at the Outward Bound Jetty transition area prior to race briefing.

Registration 8.15-8-45am

Briefing 9.00am

Race Start 9.30am

Entry Fees

Individual: $25

Team: $45

Late fee if registering on the day $10 (Click here to register now)

Payment by cash or cheques payable to Marlborough Sport Development

Course notes

SWIM: Thompson Bay Jetty to Outward Bound Jetty (1km)

KAYAK: Thompson Bay Jetty to Momorangi to Outward Bound Jetty (6km)

CYCLE: Non Drafting. Anakiwa Road, left at Queen Charlotte Drive to turnaround at Momorangi, back to Cullen Point run transition. (26km)

DUATHLON FIRST RUN: Run from Thompson Bay Jetty, along Anakiwa Road. into Queen Charlotte Track for approx 1.5 km to turnaround. Back to bike transition at Outward Bound Jetty. (4km)

FINAL RUN: Cullen point tack, then follow road to Havelock. Must stay right and on footpath when possible. (8km)

Be sure to join us at the Slipp Inn Havelock Hotel in Havelock for prizegiving immediately following the finish of the last competitor.

This event is being organised by Marlborough Sport Development in association with the Marlborough Triathlon and Multisport Club.

You can see photos of the 2012 event here.

For further information contact:

Mark Grammer 021 533635

markdgrammer@gmail.com

Michael Huntley Memorial Triathlon 1 April 2012

Ryan Lock strides out in the duathlon section of the Michael Huntley Memorial

The Michael Huntley Memorial Triathlon and Duathlon is taking place on 1 April at Anakiwa. The race doubles as the Marlborough Triathlon & Multisport Club Champs and will be run over Olympic level distances (other options are also available). There will be a new champ this year as last year’s overall winner, Cory Mackay, is a non-starter in 2012.

The likely favourite for the Men’s race will be Jeremy McKenzie who has proven to be unbeatable in local races and is the current National Duathlon champ in his age group. He also finished 6th in the Coast to Coast and recently qualified for the Triathlon World Champs with a 4th place finish in Wellington. In the Women’s race last year’s winner Almuth Waechter is again the favourite. She recently won the Women’s section of the Quadrathon on the back of scant training in the kayak. As a proven runner and former New Zealand representative she will be hard to beat. Long course distances are as follows: 

Triathlon: swim 1500m, bike 40k, run 10k 

Duathlon: run 5k, bike 40k, run 10k 

Other race options are shown below.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Sunday 1 April 2012.

Race options: 

Triathlon: swim 1500m, bike 40k, run 10k OR second option of swim 750m, bike 20k, run 5k; 

Duathlon: run 5k, bike 40k, run 10k OR second option of run 2.5k, bike 20k, run 5k

* All distances are approximate

Start and finish Outward Bound Jetty, Anakiwa. 

Enter on the day. Students: $ 5; adults $ 30; members Nelson Club and MT&MSC $ 25.

Registration: 9am; briefing 9.15; race start 9.30.

Course: Swim – 750m 1 lap, 1500 2 laps;  Bike – ride out to a 10k mark and then return to the jetty (repeat for the long course option); Run – on the new track till just past the Tirimoana Jetty and back which represents 5k in total (repeat for longer race option where applicable). 

You must sign the waiver. Roads not closed. You compete at your own risk. 

Michael Huntley – Results and Photos

Juliet Wiseman and Martyn Crossley competing in the MH Tri on Saturday

The 5th running of the Michael Huntley Memorial Triathlon and Duathlon attracted a few new entrants to multisport competition.  After a phenomenal debut 6th placing in the Coast to Coast recently, winemaker and pighunter runner, Jeremy McKenzie wiped the floor of all competition with his blistering opening 10km run in the Duathlon. He went on to win by 15 minutes in 2.04.33, a smart time at the 10/40/5 distance.  Veteran cyclists Anthony Clark and David Craig also performed impressively given their relatively late arrival to the sport of duathlon.  Anthony managed tried to snow everybody with his “I’m just here to see how it goes” attitude at the start, and then proceeded to take a good second place ahead of NZ age group rep Ryan Lock.

Corey McKay pulled off a good win in the long Triathlon in 2.27.16, with Ironman Roger Golding in second, and Martin Crossley 3rd.  

Link to Results page here

More photos are here