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Technical Guide 1 30 January 2020 Contents TECHNICALCADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN GUIDE ROAD RACE ELITE MEN’S TECHNICAL GUIDE 1 30 JANUARY 2020 CONTENTS Neutral Support .................................................................8 ............................................... WELCOME 4 - 5 Time Limitation ..................................................................8 From the Minister ..............................................................4 Prize Classifications ...........................................................9 BE SEEN From the Race Director .....................................................4 Prize Money .......................................................................9 Medical Control .................................................................9 Discipline and Procedures ................................................9 ................................... ATHLETE INFORMATION 5 Awards Ceremony .............................................................9 Race Summary.................................................................. 5 Contacts............................................................................ 5 Athlete Services.................................................................6 COURSE MOCKA ........................................... 10 Men’s Teams ....................................................................... 7 Women’s Teams ................................................................. 7 COURSE MAPS ...................................... 10 - 13 BE SAFE Course Map ................................................................ 10 RACE INFORMATION & REULATIONS ................7 -9 Last 4km to Finish Map..................................................... 11 Meetings ............................................................................ 7 Parking Map ......................................................................12 The Race ............................................................................8 PPO Map ...........................................................................14 Race Category ...................................................................8 Participation .......................................................................8 Team Vehicles, Parking and Regulations ..........................8 Feed Zone ..........................................................................8 Littering ..............................................................................8 Toilet Behaviour .................................................................8 Event Signage ....................................................................8 Race Numbers and Transponders ....................................8 Scan for a digital copy Radio Tour ..........................................................................8 of the Technical Guide To stay safe on the roads this summer, you need to stay visible. So, be sure to wear bright-coloured, high-visibility clothing, as well as using your front and rear bike lights. Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Rider or driver, we all have a part to play in making our roads safer. WELCOME ATHLETE INFORMATION FROM THE MINISTER RACE SUMMARY Welcome to Victoria, the events state and proud host of the Road Race showcase the best our regions have to offer. Date: Thursday 30 January, 2020 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race for a sixth year. I’d like to offer the best of luck to all riders involved in this Start Location: The Esplanade, Torquay From pristine beaches to rainforests and the nation’s most four-day festival and note how terrific it is that men and picturesque driving and cycling experience, there’s something women will be competing for equal prize money. Convoy Assembly Location: The Esplanade for everyone along the famed Great Ocean Road. Also, a warm welcome to all support staff and officials for Convoy Deviation: Anderson St to Pride St Victoria’s regions are home to some of the best sporting helping to make the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race events in Australia – including cycling’s Cadel Evans Great such a great success story. WOMEN MEN Ocean Road Race and Herald Sun Tour, surfing’s iconic Rip I hope you all enjoy this world-class event and take the Curl Pro at Bells Beach, the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix opportunity to explore all that Geelong and the Surf Coast Start Time Women: 12:00 Start Time Men: 16:50 at Phillip Island and, next year, the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup have to offer. cricket in Geelong. Distance Women: 106.4km Distance Men: 133.0km Sign On Women: 11:00 - 11:45 Sign On Men: 15:45 - 16:35 Since 2014, the Andrews Labor Government has supported Hon Martin Pakula MP more than 200 regional events, drawing visitors from far and Minister for Tourism, Convoy Assembly Time Women: 11:30 Convoy Assembly Time Men: 16:15 wide and keeping our bars, restaurants and hotels buzzing Sport and Major Events while boosting local jobs. Intermediate Sprint #1: 39.9km - 3rd lap Intermediate Sprint #1: 39.9km - 3rd lap With more local and international visitors travelling to regional Intermediate Sprint #2: 79.8km - 6th lap Intermediate Sprint #2: 79.8km - 6th lap Victoria than ever, events like the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Finish ETA Women: 14:45 Finish ETA Men: 19:50 FROM THE RACE DIRECTOR I’m delighted to extend a very warm welcome to all the riders recognised and sort after UCI WorldTour 1 Day Classic and their teams to the sixth edition of the Cadel Evans Great victories right here in Geelong; the city and home of the 2010 Ocean Road Race (CEGORR). Welcome also to all of our UCI World Championships. special guests and fans and particularly to those attending for Good luck as well to all those participating in the Swisse the first time. People’s Ride! Thousands of people, of all ages and abilities, CONTACTS The Geelong, Surf Coast and Bellarine regions, which are will ride alongside Cadel Evans and many other famous ex home to the CEGORR, are amongst my favourite cycling pro-cyclists and personalities, on the same course as the destinations in the world. I hope you all get a chance to take professionals will race later the same day. RACE DIRECTOR Commissaire Greg Griffiths in the spectacular scenery and that you enjoy your time here. Furthermore, I would like to make a special mention of Scott Sunderland +61 409 551 114 Commissaire Karen O’Callaghan Also, we salute the many volunteers and officials who have Visit Victoria - event owners & organisers, the Victorian Commissaire Louise Jones travelled to join us for this great event and we thank them for Government and Signature Sport for their invaluable OPERATIONS Moto Commissaire Phil Jones their continued support. contribution and Cadel Evans himself, whose support and Event Director Steve Peterson Moto Commissaire Michael Bailey vision has made this event a reality to be experienced and Personally, I am very excited about the Deakin University Senior Project Manager Mark Liddle enjoyed by so many. Chief Judge Wayne Pomario Elite Women’s Road Race being elevated to UCI Women’s Venue Operations Manager Jordan Thirlwell WorldTour in 2020 and being listed as the first WWT race on We are very grateful to the Sport Projects team, bringing in Judge Michelle Grima Venue Operations Manager Jarrad Thessman the 2020 UCI racing calendar. their expertise in cycling event management for the third year, Judge Kimberley Conte as well as to Cycling Australia and all the volunteers who have Course Operations Manager Paul Walker This is the result of the continued support and commitment worked very hard to ensure the Event’s continued growth and to women in professional sport from Deakin University, Visit Sport Operations Manager Carlijn Kerdijk TECHNICAL TEAM success of today – thanks to you all for your continued support! Victoria and the Victorian Government, and sees equal prize Workforce Operations Kristy Granieri Technical Manager Laurie Norris money now being awarded in all women’s CEGORR events. Finally, I wish everyone competing, the very best in achieving Consumer Experience Manager Jodie Carmody Race Regulator Peter McMahon their personal and team goals in the 2020 Cadel Evans Great A prominent person in making this happen has been Ocean Road Race and beyond. Professor Jane den Hollander AO and retired Vice Chancellor COMMISSAIRES of Deakin University. Professor den Hollander and the Deakin Have fun and enjoy the ride! Commissaire President University’s substantial support and passion for this race has Women (UCI) Guy Dobbelaere been instrumental in the success of the Elite Women’s Road Scott Sunderland Commissaire Women Juan Martin Sanz Race, as partner and supporter of women’s cycling. Many Race Director thanks and gratitude to you all! Commissaire President Men (UCI) Juan Martin Sanz So, get ready for this weekend to witness the best women’s Commissaire Men Guy Dobbelaere and men’s teams in the world competing for the highly 4 I CADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN ROAD RACE 2020 TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY TECHNICAL GUIDE CADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN ROAD RACE 2020 TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY TECHNICAL GUIDE I 5 ATHLETE INFORMATION ATHLETE SERVICES PLEASE REFER TO THE CADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN ROAD RACE TECHNICAL GUIDE FOR OTHER ATHLETE AND GENERAL INFORMATION. MEN’S TEAMS RACE INFORMATION & REGULATIONS 1 AERO JERSEY MADE IN PORTUGAL AG2R LA MONDIALE EF EDUCATION FIRST MITCHELTON-SCOTT TEAM BRIDGELANE AUSTRALIAN CYCLING TEAM PRE-EVENT MEETINGS BORA - HANSGROHE GROUPAMA - FDJ NTT PRO CYCLING TEAM - KORDAMENTHA REAL ESTATE WOMEN - REGISTRATION & LICENCE CONTROL MEN - SPORT DIRECTORS
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