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27 April 2019 @7Am 3 ISLANDS GREENRACE - 27 APRIL 2019 @7AM 31K - 3 ISLANDS SOLO, PAIRS, TRIPLES RELAY & 21K - SOLO PAIRS (11AM) Lamma Island (Stenhouse) 11K | Hong Kong Island (High West) 10K | Lantau Island (Tigershead) 10K ​ ​ ​ ​ Landing Page & Race Info: 3i.tgr.run | Race Updates ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Virtual Run2Gather 4-Week Challenge: 23 March - 21 April 2019 ​ ​ ​ Course maps (Strava, gpx, jpg): tgr.run/maps ​ 1. REGISTRATION 比賽報名 • Registration for this race is open. ​ ​ ​ • Registration Closes: 21 April 2019. • Transportation: Ferry & shuttle transportation is not included in the registration fee. 2. OVERVIEW VladIxel.com, TGR.RUN & Run2Gather have come together to bring the Hong Kong trail community a unique new ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ challenge -- 3 Islands Trail Race! This unique race has two parts: a 4-week virtual trail challenge (23 Mar - 21 Apr) and ​ ​ a traditional trail running race on 27 April. TGR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED T/A THE GREENRACE HK | TGR.RUN | [email protected] ​ ​ ​ In this new island-hopping race, runners will race over each island trail to catch a ferry to the next island, and repeat until they get to the finish line -- starting on Lamma, then to Hong Kong Island, and finishing on Lantau. The race will have up to three stages, with participants racing to complete each stage as quickly as possible -- travel time between stages will not be added to your finish time. Our goal, as always, is for all runners to have a fair opportunity to finish. If participants are late completing Stage 1 (Lamma Island), they will skip Stage 2 and head directly to Stage 3 - (Lantau Island). After this big accomplishment, completing 3 races in 1 day, we will all celebrate your achievement together at China Bear, Mui Wo! ​ Note: This race is a challenging, semi self-supported, orienteering race -- part of the fun is to find your way to the next stage yourself, blazing your own trail without relying on course markings! If you’re not up for some rough or overgrown trails and a tough climb up Mt. Stenhouse, we recommend that you register for the 2i challenge instead: HK Island + Lantau Island. 3. RACE DATE, VENUE, START & CUT-OFF TIMES 日期 / 如何前往 / 時間 Date & Venue • 7 October 2019 @Braemar Hill Playground Start & Cut-Offs • 3i Start Times: 27 April, 7:00am - 7:50am (Central - Pier 4 to Lamma Island) • 2i Start Times: 27 April, 11:00am (Aberdeen Reservoir) 4. REGISTRATION FEES & CATEGORIES 比賽報名 / 比賽組別 1. Solo (male, female) - Run all 2 or all 3 Islands 2. Pairs Team (team of 2: males, females, mixed) - Run all 2 or all 3 Islands together as a team 3. Triples Team (team of 3: males, females, mixed) - Run all 3 Islands together as a team 4. Triples Relay (First runner completes all 3 island stages, 2nd runner completes final 2 stages (HK Island & Lantau Island), 3rd runner completes 3rd stage only (Lantau). a. First Runner begins at stage 1, and is joined by Second Runner at stage 2. Then, all team members start Stage 3 and finish Stage 3 together. b. Do the Triples relay with family, friends or work mates! 3i Experienced Runner Challenge *Solo, Pairs (team of 2: males, females, mixed), and Triples Relay available Solo: Complete the full 3i Challenge by running all 3 Islands - Lamma, HK Island & Lantau - Early Bird - HK$350 (Register before 28 Feb) - Normal Bird - HK$450 (Register before 31 Mar) - Late Bird - HK$550 (Register before 20 April) * Pricing is per participant. Solo or Team of 2 or 3 (males, females, mixed) available. * Add-ons: + HK$100 Virtual Run2Gather 4-Week Challenge +HK$100 Uglow Polo for 1 (+HK$150 for up to 2 more) Relay: Complete the full 3i Challenge with one team member running each island - Lamma, HK Island & Lantau - Early Bird - 3-Relay HK$500 (Register before 28 Feb) - Normal Bird - HK$450 (3-Relay HK$700) (Register before 31 Mar) - Late Bird - HK$550 (3-Relay HK$900) (Register before 20 April) TGR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED T/A THE GREENRACE HK | TGR.RUN | [email protected] ​ ​ ​ * Pricing is per 3 participant relay team. * Add-ons: + HK$100 Virtual Run2Gather 4-Week Challenge +HK$100 Uglow Polo for 1 (+HK$150 for up to 2 more) 2i Beginner Runner Challenge Lamma is tough! Run 2 Islands instead - HK Island & Lantau - Early Bird - HK$160 (Register before 28 Feb) - Normal Bird - HK$230 (Register before 31 Mar) - Late Bird - HK$300 (Register before 20 April) *Pricing is per participant Solo, Pairs (team of 2: males, females, mixed) available. Optional Add-ins: + HK$100 Virtual Run2Gather 4-Week Challenge +HK$100 Uglow Polo for 1 (+HK$150 for up to 2 more) * Participants are automatically entered in respective age category on race day. * Some distances / age categories have restricted entry. Review our race rules and regs here. ​ ​ * Teams: Male, Female and Mixed Teams are available wherever ‘Team’ is listed. * Pairs means Team of 2: males, females, mixed. Triples means Team of 3: males, females, mixed. * All Teams must start together, scan in at each checkpoint together, and cross the finish line together. * Register for this trail running race here. ​ ​ ​ 5. ENTITLEMENTS & ADD-ONS 1. Special Edition Uglow Finishers polo shirt in male and female cuts (special +HK$100 for one) ​ ​ a. Add HK$150 each for up to 2 more. 2. Virtual Race Finishers Race & Medal [www.run2gather.com]** (+HK$200) ​ ​ 3. Race Day Sustainable Finishers Medal (-HK$25)*** 4. 5x tear away Refuel Station beverage tickets to be used at designated locations along the course (bib) 5. 15% off at The Bay & Nepali Restaurants during race (show bib) *Available for 3i finishers only. **Available for run2gather.com Virtual Challenge finishers only. ***Choose to donate to Exchange & Empower instead. TGR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED T/A THE GREENRACE HK | TGR.RUN | [email protected] ​ ​ ​ 6. RACEPACK COLLECTION Racepack Collection for 3 Islands GreenRace will be at Gone Running. ​ ​ Dates: 12-26 April 2019 Location: 16/F, Simsons Commercial Building, 137 Johnston Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong. (Wan Chai MTR A3 exit turn left then walk 20m) Phone: +852 3461 9792 Website: gone.run/pages/contact-us ​ ​ 7. START TIMES & BAG DROP (27 APRIL) - Bag Drop available at Pier 4 Central Ferry > Lamma. ​ ​ - All bags will be transported to the finish line at: China Bear, Mui Wo. ​ ​ 7:00am Pier 4 Central Ferry > Lamma (Pairs - All Teams of 2) ​ ​ - Race Starts @ Lamma Island Yung Shue Wan (YSW) Pier as soon as you get off the ferry (~7:30am) ​ ​ 7:30am Pier 4 Central Ferry > Lamma (Solo Females + First Runners of 3 Runner Relay) ​ ​ - Race Starts @ Lamma Island Yung Shue Wan (YSW) Pier as soon as you get off the ferry (~8:00am) ​ ​ 7:50am Pier 4 Central Ferry > Lamma (Solo Males) ​ ​ - Race Starts @ Lamma Island Yung Shue Wan (YSW) Pier as soon as you get off the ferry (~8:20am) ​ ​ 8. RULES 1. Difficulty Note: This race is a challenging, semi self-supported, orienteering race -- part of the fun is to find your way to the next stage yourself, blazing your own trail without relying on course markings! If you’re not up for some rough or overgrown trails and a tough climb up Mt. Stenhouse, we recommend that you register for the 2i challenge instead: HK Island + Lantau Island. 2. Marshals & Timing - There will be course marshals and first aid support stationed on all 3 routes. To complete the full challenge, participants must complete all 3 Island stages (Lamma, HK Island, Lantau). 3. Navigation - There are no course markers and participants must download the gpx files for navigation. ​ ​ a. GPX Files are here: https://rebrand.ly/3i_gpx ​ b. Stage 1: https://www.strava.com/routes/17057780 ​ i. Suggested Transfer (not part of race) - https://www.strava.com/routes/16943203 ​ c. Stage 2: https://www.strava.com/routes/16943134 ​ ​ i. Suggested Transfer (not part of race) - https://www.strava.com/routes/16943279 ​ d. Stage 3: https://www.strava.com/routes/16943387 ​ 4. Transfers - No race running permitted during transfers between each stage of the 3i race. Transfer/commute times, ferry trips, ferry wait times do not count as part of the race time. 5. Transportation - All modes of transportation between race stages are permitted (e.g. Taxi, bus, bike etc) 6. Run2Gather Virtual Race - All participants are encouraged to fully complete the virtual challenge and/or recce prior to race day. The virtual challenge will be available on www.run2gather.com soon. ​ ​ 7. Slower Participants - If Stage 1, 11:55am ferry cut-off is missed, participants can still catch the 1:25pm Mo Tat Wan ferry to Aberdeen, then return to Central Ferry Pier 3 > Discovery Bay to complete Stage 3 and meet all participants at the finish. 8. Training & Preparation - We only invite our participants to a challenge we have personally completed ourselves. This course has been tried and tested by our team runners all with varying levels of experience and the general consensus is that it’s challenging but doable and fun! We encourage you to get out to test the course and test yourself, especially if you're a newbie to trail running or competing for a podium position! TGR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED T/A THE GREENRACE HK | TGR.RUN | [email protected] ​ ​ ​ 9. Stage 1 (11K) Lamma Island Race (7:30am - 11:55am) [Lamma > YSW > Mt Stenhouse > Mo Tat Wan] 11K / ~750M Stage 1: https://www.strava.com/routes/17057780 ​ Participants must catch the correct start ferry: 7:00am Central Ferry > Lamma Pier 4 (Pairs - All Teams of 2) ​ ​ - 7:30am Race Start @ Lamma Island Yung Shue Wan (YSW) Pier ​ 7:30am Central Ferry > Lamma Pier 4 (Solo Females + First Runners of 3 Runner Relay) ​ ​ - 8:00am Race Start @ Lamma Island Yung Shue Wan (YSW) Pier ​ 7:50am Central Ferry > Lamma Pier 4 (Solo Males) ​ ​
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