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Event Wrap Up

May 9, 2023

The Convict 100 for 2023 is done and dusted! Congratulations to all who came and conquered the course, there were some outstanding times put down and every single rider should be proud to have taken on their respective Convict 100 course. What a weekend we had! It was...

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Last Minute Info

May 4, 2023

All the last minute race info is available via the buttons below - Event Program, Event Briefing & Rider List. Please make sure you've read through the Event Program and watched the Event Briefing video before you head out to St Albans....

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Event Program Now Available!

Apr 24, 2023

The Convict 100 is now less than two weeks away. Congratulations on securing your spot! The Event Program is now available on the button below. If you have any questions, chances are it is covered in the Event Program. This important document has all the information...

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EVENT PROGRAM

The 2024 Event Program will be available 1-2 weeks prior to the event.

race schedule

The event schedule will be confirmed in the official event program. We will only deviate from this schedule in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

FRIDAY 3RD MAY 2024
TIME
DETAILS
1:00pm
Campsites Opens
5:00pm
Event Centre & Registration Opens (St. Albans Village)
8:00pm
Event Centre & Registration Closes
SATURDAY 4TH MAY 2024
TIME
DETAILS
6:00am
Event Registration Opens
7:00am
100km Race Briefing at Start Line
7:10am
100km Race Waves Start
7:30am
100km Race Waves End
8:20am
68km Race Briefing at Start Line
8:30am
68km Race Waves Start
8:50am
68km Race Waves End
9:20am
Event Registration Closes
9:20am
44km Race Briefing at Start Line
9:30am
44km Race Waves Start
9:50am
44km Race Waves End
1:30pm
Results and Prize Giving

mandatory gear

  • First aid kit (crepe bandage, wound dressing, triangular bandage, surgical gloves and 4 band aids).
  • Australian approved cycling helmet.
  • Tool kit with minimum of pump (or CO2 canisters), spare inner tube/s (or puncture repair kit).
  • Container to carry a minimum of 500ml of water to sustain you between feed stations.

race plates

All riders will collect their race plate at the Registration Tent either the evening before or on the
morning of the event.

Check the event program for registration opening hours.

You will need to know your race number to collect your race plate, this will be emailed out after online
entries close.

Race plates are mandatory for all distances and must be attached to the front of your bike.

If you have any concerns please speak to one of our friendly staff when collecting your race bib.

 

aid stations

Here are marshalled Aid Stations along the course. At the aid stations, riders will have access to the following:

NOTE: There will be no cups at the aid stations, so you will need to carry a water bottle or hydration pack (or similar) to refill.

DISTANCES TO AID STATIONS

There are 3 Aid Stations on the 100km course, 2 Aid Stations on the 68km course and 1 Aid Station on the 44km course.

100km Course

  • 33km – Aid Station 1 (Kayak Bridge)
  • 47km – Aid Station 2 (Top of 8 Mile)
  • 72km – Aid Station 3 (The Split)

68km Course

  • 33km – Aid Station 1 (Kayak Bridge)
  • 47km – Aid Station 2 (Top of 8 Mile)

44km Course

    • 33km – Aid Station 1 (Kayak Bridge)

Spectators

Once you leave St Albans you will not be returning until the finish. Please take this into consideration if spectators are planning to come to the event to watch you. The Kayak Bridge at about the 32 km mark is the best on-course vantage point and is accessible from Settlers Road. Spectators are encouraged to cheer, shout and offer words of encouragement!

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