ENTER TO WIN



ENTER TO WIN
By entering the 2012 Creek to Creek SUP Race, simply visit www.supsa.org or online via our online registration link www.registernow.com.au/secure/Register.aspx?ID=6238 ,by midnight Thursday 17th May, and you have the chance of winning this fantastic 60lt ICEY TEK Elite 40mm Series ESKY, valued at $225. Winner will be notified at the race presentation.

Just entered, looking forward to it

PS I'm working saturday night (8pm till 8am) so driving from the Sunny coast will be tight, don't start the race early!!!!

PPS "thanks for making it only $35 dollars"

JonesySUP said...
PPS "thanks for making it only $35 dollars"

Well done Jonesy!
I made it $35 for Uni plebs like Ryno. But after he won the $150 at Noosa two weeks ago, I should have upped it!

You'll have plenty of time to get down mate. Race is scheduled to start at 10:30am but may hold it off 30 minutes for the dropping tide to slow up a bit.

But you'll be down the list a bit anyway Jonesy.

See you on Sunday!

RJK said...
Sweet entry fee!!
Still on the minute noodles though

$150 buys a lot of minute noodles!!!

Ali Cat said...

RJK said...
Sweet entry fee!!
Still on the minute noodles though

$150 buys a lot of minute noodles!!!

Same amount as usual, just that now I can afford to cook them

I'm in! Good conditions for girls! Two of us coming down from Sunny Coast.
Come on girls - give it a go!
Should be a fun paddle.
Jayne.

This is going to be one fun race!
Conditions are lining up well for small swell and a little bit of wind to help us out!
Keep the entries coming in, you might have missed out on the 'early entry' draw for the esky if you missed the midnight cutoff yesterday, but there's loads of other prizes coming in from the race sponsors for division winners and random draws, so everyone's in with a chance.
And with 18 race divisions in total, there is a class for EVERYONE!!!

Flaker said...

I've just entered- It's the first race ever for me.
I will enjoy the free paddle clinic as all the elite guys zoom pass me!

Well done Flaker.....like you, there are many that have entered with this being their first race. Conditions look great with a small swell and light down wind breeze. This race is definitely friendly to all abilties of paddler.

As I look through the starting line up, its great to see a heap of the Elite Class guys and girls but more importantly, a whole lot of first timers!

Good luck mate!

sunnySUP said...

question- PFD compulsory or recommended? Thanks

Hi Sunny,

PFD's are not compulsory but recommended if you wish to wear one for this event. Although we are seriously looking at making them part of the competitors attire for future races. As a club, SUPSA is working with an external vest manufacturer and will be testing and experimenting when they become available.
We certainly support the use of the PFD and will be recommending them to be used in future SUPSA races.
Every competitor have been advised that legropes will be compulsory for this race.
Those competitors wishing to wear a PFD may do so.
I guess we have great conditions for paddlers of all abilities on our side this Sunday, which is why we have over 60 competitors registered all ready.
Thanks for your question Sunny. We welcome all feedback as this is a great base to further the SUP sport!
Cheers