Racing Resumes Down Under at 70.3 Sunshine Coast AUS

Friday 11 September 2020

70.3 Sunshine Coast returns to Mooloolaba on Sunday 13th September 2020. The world-class course takes in the highlights of the region as you swim, bike, run your way to success. Competitors can take in the best that Mooloolaba has to offer, starting with a swim off the surf beach followed by a fast bike course and a two-lap run course along the Esplanade cheered on by all your friends, family and the local community.

Athletes will enjoy the experience of a rolling start to kick off the swim course at Mooloolaba’s spectacular surf beach! The ocean swim consists of a one lap course that follows a clockwise direction and starting at ‘Loo With A View’ and finishing just south of the Surf Lifesaving Tower. 

Cycle leg begins from Transition at The Wharf  Car Park in Mooloolaba and heads out onto the Sunshine Motorway via Mooloolaba Esplanade and Buderim Avenue. The Motorway is fast and smooth with a few undulations. The bike course has been extended over Alex Hill riding along the beachfront to Maroochydore and back.

From Transition runners will head north and onto the iconic Mooloolaba Esplanade. After heading over the scenic Alexandra Headland hill, athletes will continue to Cotton Tree via Sixth Avenue and Alexandra Parade. Athletes will follow the same route for the second lap along striking shores and a spectator lined course before finishing in the heart of Mooloolaba.

MALE PRO:
1 Josh AMBERGER AUS
2 Steven MCKENNA AUS
3 Aaron ROYLE AUS 
4 Max NEUMANN AUS
5 Ryan FISHER AUS 
6 David MAINWARING AUS 
7 Alexander POLIZZI AUS 
8 Sam BETTEN AUS 
9 Jarrod HARVEY AUS 
10 Simon HEARN AUS 
11 Lachlan KERIN AUS 
12 Edward VINING AUS 
14 Fraser WALSH AUS 
15 Levi HAUWERT AUS

FEMALE PRO:
35 Ashleigh GENTLE AUS 
36 Sarah CROWLEY AUS 
37 Ellie SALTHOUSE AUS 
38 Amelia WATKINSON NZL 
39 Gillian BACKHOUSE AUS 
40 Beth MCKENZIE USA 
41 Emily DONKER  AUS 
42 Kierra ALLEN AUS 
43 Maighan BROWN AUS 
44 Meredith HILL AUS 
45 Renee KILEY AUS
46 Kirralee SEIDEL AUS 
47 Alise SELSMARK AUS 
48 Kylie SIMPSON AUS 
49 Penny SLATER AUS 
50 Els VISSER NLD 

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