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CADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN ROAD RACE ELITE MEN’S TECHNICAL GUIDE 130 JANUARY 2020

TECHNICAL GUIDE

B E S E E NB E S A F E

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.

CONTENTSWELCOME ............................................... 4 - 5 From the Minister ..............................................................4From the Race Director .....................................................4

ATHLETE INFORMATION ................................... 5Race Summary.................................................................. 5Contacts............................................................................ 5Athlete Services.................................................................6Men’s Teams ....................................................................... 7Women’s Teams ................................................................. 7

RACE INFORMATION & REULATIONS ................ 7 -9Meetings ............................................................................ 7The Race ............................................................................8Race Category ...................................................................8Participation .......................................................................8Team Vehicles, Parking and Regulations ..........................8Feed Zone ..........................................................................8Littering ..............................................................................8Toilet Behaviour .................................................................8Event Signage ....................................................................8Race Numbers and Transponders ....................................8Radio Tour ..........................................................................8

Neutral Support .................................................................8Time Limitation ..................................................................8Prize Classifications ...........................................................9Prize Money .......................................................................9Medical Control .................................................................9Discipline and Procedures ................................................9Awards Ceremony .............................................................9

COURSE MOCKA ........................................... 10

COURSE MAPS ...................................... 10 - 13Course Map ................................................................ 10Last 4km to Finish Map..................................................... 11Parking Map ......................................................................12PPO Map ...........................................................................14

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I’m delighted to extend a very warm welcome to all the riders and their teams to the sixth edition of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race (CEGORR). Welcome also to all of our special guests and fans and particularly to those attending for the first time.

The Geelong, Surf Coast and Bellarine regions, which are home to the CEGORR, are amongst my favourite cycling destinations in the world. I hope you all get a chance to take in the spectacular scenery and that you enjoy your time here.

Also, we salute the many volunteers and officials who have travelled to join us for this great event and we thank them for their continued support.

Personally, I am very excited about the Deakin University Elite Women’s Road Race being elevated to UCI Women’s WorldTour in 2020 and being listed as the first WWT race on the 2020 UCI racing calendar.

This is the result of the continued support and commitment to women in professional sport from Deakin University, Visit Victoria and the Victorian Government, and sees equal prize money now being awarded in all women’s CEGORR events.

A prominent person in making this happen has been Professor Jane den Hollander AO and retired Vice Chancellor of Deakin University. Professor den Hollander and the Deakin University’s substantial support and passion for this race has been instrumental in the success of the Elite Women’s Road Race, as partner and supporter of women’s cycling. Many thanks and gratitude to you all!

So, get ready for this weekend to witness the best women’s and men’s teams in the world competing for the highly

recognised and sort after UCI WorldTour 1 Day Classic victories right here in Geelong; the city and home of the 2010 UCI World Championships.

Good luck as well to all those participating in the Swisse People’s Ride! Thousands of people, of all ages and abilities, will ride alongside Cadel Evans and many other famous ex pro-cyclists and personalities, on the same course as the professionals will race later the same day.

Furthermore, I would like to make a special mention of Visit Victoria - event owners & organisers, the Victorian Government and Signature Sport for their invaluable contribution and Cadel Evans himself, whose support and vision has made this event a reality to be experienced and enjoyed by so many.

We are very grateful to the Sport Projects team, bringing in their expertise in cycling event management for the third year, as well as to Cycling Australia and all the volunteers who have worked very hard to ensure the Event’s continued growth and success of today – thanks to you all for your continued support!

Finally, I wish everyone competing, the very best in achieving their personal and team goals in the 2020 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race and beyond.

Have fun and enjoy the ride!

Scott Sunderland Race Director

Welcome to Victoria, the events state and proud host of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race for a sixth year. From pristine beaches to rainforests and the nation’s most picturesque driving and cycling experience, there’s something for everyone along the famed Great Ocean Road.Victoria’s regions are home to some of the best sporting events in Australia – including cycling’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race and Herald Sun Tour, surfing’s iconic Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach, the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island and, next year, the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup cricket in Geelong.Since 2014, the Andrews Labor Government has supported more than 200 regional events, drawing visitors from far and wide and keeping our bars, restaurants and hotels buzzing while boosting local jobs.With more local and international visitors travelling to regional Victoria than ever, events like the Cadel Evans Great Ocean

Road Race showcase the best our regions have to offer. I’d like to offer the best of luck to all riders involved in this four-day festival and note how terrific it is that men and women will be competing for equal prize money.Also, a warm welcome to all support staff and officials for helping to make the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race such a great success story.I hope you all enjoy this world-class event and take the opportunity to explore all that Geelong and the Surf Coast have to offer.

Hon Martin Pakula MP Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events

FROM THE MINISTER

FROM THE RACE DIRECTOR

WELCOME

WOMEN

Start Time Women: 12:00

Distance Women: 106.4km

Sign On Women: 11:00 - 11:45

Convoy Assembly Time Women: 11:30

Intermediate Sprint #1: 39.9km - 3rd lap

Intermediate Sprint #2: 79.8km - 6th lap

Finish ETA Women: 14:45

Date: Thursday 30 January, 2020

Start Location: The Esplanade, Torquay

Convoy Assembly Location: The Esplanade

Convoy Deviation: Anderson St to Pride St

MEN

Start Time Men: 16:50

Distance Men: 133.0km

Sign On Men: 15:45 - 16:35

Convoy Assembly Time Men: 16:15

Intermediate Sprint #1: 39.9km - 3rd lap

Intermediate Sprint #2: 79.8km - 6th lap

Finish ETA Men: 19:50

RACE DIRECTOR Scott Sunderland +61 409 551 114

OPERATIONSEvent Director Steve PetersonSenior Project Manager Mark LiddleVenue Operations Manager Jordan ThirlwellVenue Operations Manager Jarrad ThessmanCourse Operations Manager Paul WalkerSport Operations Manager Carlijn KerdijkWorkforce Operations Kristy GranieriConsumer Experience Manager Jodie Carmody

COMMISSAIRESCommissaire President Women (UCI) Guy DobbelaereCommissaire Women Juan Martin SanzCommissaire President Men (UCI) Juan Martin SanzCommissaire Men Guy Dobbelaere

Commissaire Greg GriffithsCommissaire Karen O’CallaghanCommissaire Louise JonesMoto Commissaire Phil JonesMoto Commissaire Michael BaileyChief Judge Wayne PomarioJudge Michelle GrimaJudge Kimberley Conte

TECHNICAL TEAMTechnical Manager Laurie NorrisRace Regulator Peter McMahon

RACE SUMMARY

CONTACTS

ATHLETE INFORMATION

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RACE INFORMATION & REGULATIONS

WOMEN - REGISTRATION & LICENCE CONTROLDate: Wednesday 29 JanuaryTime: 13:15 - 14:15Venue: Deakin University Waterfront Campus,

1 Gheringhap Street, Geelong Note: All Sport Directors are required to register TZRT riders within this time. Please ensure you have rider licenses where applicable. Teams will be issued with TZRT race numbers and transponders during registration.

WOMEN - SPORT DIRECTORS MEETING Date: Wednesday 29 January Time: 14:30 - 15:15Venue: Deakin University Waterfront Campus,

1 Gheringhap Street, Geelong Note: This is compulsory for all Sport Directors as per UCI regulations.

MEN - REGISTRATION & LICENCE CONTROLDate: Wednesday 29 JanuaryTime: 15:30 - 16:30Venue: Deakin University Waterfront Campus,

1 Gheringhap Street, GeelongNote: All Sport Directors are required to register TZRT riders within this time. Please ensure you have rider licenses where applicable. Teams will be issued with TZRT race numbers and transponders during registration.

MEN - SPORT DIRECTORS MEETING Date: Wednesday 29 January Time: 16:45 - 17:30Venue: Deakin University Waterfront Campus,

1 Gheringhap Street, GeelongNote: This is compulsory for all Sport Directors as per UCI regulations.

COMMISSAIRES MEETING Date: Wednesday 29 January Time: 17:30 - 18:30Venue: Deakin University Waterfront Campus,

1 Gheringhap Street, GeelongNote: For commissaires and technical staff only

DRIVERS BRIEFING - ORGANISATION ONLY Date: Thursday 30 January Time: 10:30 - 11:00Venue: Start line, The Esplanade, Torquay

PRE-EVENT MEETINGS


ATHLETE INFORMATION

PLEASE REFER TO THE CADEL EVANS GREAT OCEAN ROAD RACE TECHNICAL GUIDE FOR OTHER ATHLETE AND GENERAL INFORMATION.

ATHLETE SERVICES

MEN’S TEAMS

WOMEN’S TEAMS

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DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP

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TEAM INEOS

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DOLTCINI - VAN EYCK SPORT UCI WOMEN CYCLING

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BEPINK AGOLICOMITCHELTON-SCOTT

CANYON//SRAM RACING TREK-SEGAFREDO RALLY CYCLING

1st € 5,785

2nd € 2,895

3rd € 1,445

4th € 715

5th € 580

6th € 435

7th € 435

8th € 290

9th € 290

10th € 150

11th € 150

12th € 150

13th € 150

14th € 150

15th € 150

16th € 150

17th € 150

18th € 150

19th € 150

20th € 150

TOTAL € 14,520

TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY PRIZE MONEY WOMEN

PRIZE CLASSIFICATIONS

TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY WINNERThe winner of the 2020 Towards Zero Race Torquay will be the first rider to cross the finish line. The prize money for the overall classification will be awarded as follows:

PRIZE MONEY Prize money will be determined as per the UCI guidelines for Elite Men and Women Class 1.1, and will be paid to those who placed 1 through to 20 and for the winner of the

Surf Coast Times Super Sprints. Teams and riders may be subject to Australian taxes, duties or government charges payable in relation to prize money. Prize money will be forwarded to teams or riders no later than 45 days following the conclusion of the event, but will not be distributed without the pre-submission of tax forms and relevant invoices in-line with the Team Agreements.The prize money for the overall winner and the prize classifications is as follows:

1st € 5,785

2nd € 2,895

3rd € 1,445

4th € 715

5th € 580

6th € 435

7th € 435

8th € 290

9th € 290

10th € 150

11th € 150

12th € 150

13th € 150

14th € 150

15th € 150

16th € 150

17th € 150

18th € 150

19th € 150

20th € 150

TOTAL € 14,520

TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY PRIZE MONEY MEN

DISCIPLINE AND PROCEDURESThe UCI penalty scale will be applicable during the event.

AWARDS CEREMONYa) According to article 1.2.112 of the UCI regulation the

following riders have to report themselves for the awards ceremony, which will take place immediately after the race on a strict schedule:

» Number 1, 2, 3 of the race; » Number 1 of Surf Coast Times Super Sprints 1 & 2

b) Riders will be escorted directly from race finish by event staff, to the podium preparation area. Soigneurs must accompany their rider to the podium preparation area to ensure presentations can commence and finish promptly.

Surf Coast Times Super Sprint 1:

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TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY SURF COAST TIMES SUPER SPRINTS PRIZE MONEY WOMEN

TOWARDS ZERO RACE TORQUAY SURF COAST TIMES SUPER SPRINTS PRIZE MONEY MEN

THE RACEThe Towards Zero Race Torquay will be conducted under the rules and regulations of the International Cycling Union UCI. The race will be held on Thursday 30 January 2020.

RACE CATEGORYThe race is invitation only and open to Elite Men and Women riders. The race is UCI 1.1.

PARTICIPATIONIn accordance with article 2.1.005 and 2.2.003 of the UCI regulations, the following teams can participate in the men’s race: UCI WorldTour Teams, UCI Continental Professional Teams, UCI Continental Teams, National Teams, and with a minimum of 5 and maximum of 7 cyclist in their teams. For the women’s race the following teams can participate: UCI women’s continental teams, National Teams, Regional and club teams, and with a minimum of 6 and maximum of 7 cyclist in their teams.

TEAM VEHICLES, PARKING AND REGULATIONSTeams are each permitted a single race convoy vehicle to travel with the race, providing riders from their team remain in the race.

Convoy order will be determined at the Sport Directors’ meeting and convoy numbers issued accordingly.

The PPO route is at the corner of Surfcoast Hwy and Anderston St.

Melbourne’s major road network contains has a number of toll points that are charged via an electronic E-Tag system. Should you choose to drive on a toll road you will be invoiced for these tolls.

All drivers must ensure they have a full tank of fuel prior to race start and when returning vehicles.

FEED ZONEThere is one dedicated feed zone for both the women’s and men’s race.

The feed zone will be located 800m into the circuit on the Great Ocean Road. The feed zone will start at Hoylake Ave and ends at the Mews. Feeding will occur from the right hand side of the road only.

LITTERING A designated waste zone is located 200m before the feed zone. After the feed zone ends at the Mews, the second litter zone will start. This litter zone will end at Duffields Rd. Any other moment in the race, teams must take responsibility for their own litter and return it to the team vehicle. Any rider/team witnessed littering during the race might be fined by authorities in addition to any penalties applied by the commissaires.

TOILET BEHAVIOURRiders are advised that it is an offense to urinate in public. Riders requiring a stop to urinate are asked to use discretion and avoid being in sight of the general public. Penalties will be imposed on those who choose to ignore this law.

EVENT SIGNAGEPlease refer to the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race technical guide course signage examples.

RACE NUMBERS AND TRANSPONDERSDuring the race riders must have

» a transponder attached to their bikes; » two body numbers attached to clothing; » and display a frame number fixed to the rear brake

bridge, or base of the seat post.

Numbers must not be cut, folded or modified in any way.

The transponders are to be returned after the race to the Athlete Services Information Desks at the hotel. If transponders are not returned at the end of the event you will be charged a A$50 administration fee. If the transponder is lost teams will be charged $150 for the replacement.

Note: Separate transponders, body and frame plate numbers will be issued for TZRT and CEGORR.

RADIO TOURAustralian Law does not allow the use of international race radios at any time during the event unless they are registered before the event with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), http://www.acma.gov.au/.

Each approved convoy vehicle will be issued with a radio to receive information via Radio Tour. The mobile in car unit will be installed in the team-allocated race convoy vehicles.

NEUTRAL SUPPORTThe neutral support will be provided by Shimano. The neutral support will consist of 3 neutral cars and 1 neutral motorcycle. Servicing must take place on the left side of the road.

TIME LIMITATIONRace Commissaires can choose to remove riders at their discretion, based on how far behind the race lead or the main group they are.

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