Event Categories
(Note:- There are no age categories in the 2.5km Seniors Walk or in the 6.5km Bike Ride)
Fun Run / Walk
| Under 13 | 13 - 17 years | 18 – 25 years | 26 – 35 years |
| 36 – 49 years | 50 - 65 years | 66 years and over | |
Please note: Participants in the Fun Run/Walk and Bike Ride under 10 years old MUST be accompanied by a registered adult entrant. (Non registered participants cannot participate as they are not covered by Insurance)
Paddle
| Junior (4km only) | Under 19 | Under 45 | 46 yrs & over | Open event |
Event starting times and locations
Note: All entrants need to register at the Registration tents at least 15 mins before their event briefing time. The Registration tents will open at 7.00am.
Remember that on the day, Sunbreakers Restaurant will be making a healthy breakfast available on site. A gold coin donation is all that is required.
Boost Juice will be selling cold drinks, and Cafe2U will be on hand selling hot drinks.
| Event | Craft Assemble Time | Participant Briefing | Start Time |
| 4km Paddle | 7:30am | 8:00am | 8:10am |
| 14km Paddle | 7:15am | 7:30am | 7.50am |
| 6.5km Fun Run/Walk | N/A | 8:15am | 8:30am |
| School Fun Run/Walk | N/A | 8:35am | 8:45am |
| 2.5km Seniors Walk | N/A | 8.35am | 8.45am |
| 6.5km Bike Ride | N/A | 7.15am | 7.45am |
| "Splash & Dash" | N/A | N/A | From 9.30am |
Transponder Timing
Transponder timing is available for the 6.5km Fun Run / Walk and the Paddle events. Transponders are to be collected on the day from the registration tent. Transponders must be handed back at the collection point as you finish at Hall Park. The cost of any lost or damaged transponders will be recouped from the participant.
Parking
Parking will be available at Hall Park. Access to the park will be via Mary Street and Leighton Place. Please follow the directions of the parking attendants on the day.
Important Information
Results and awards
Awards will be presented at the completion of the event. Results will be posted on The Mandurah Island Challenge Website as soon as possible in the week following the event.
Health Information
Dehydration can be potentially lethal, particularly if you over-extend yourself in hot and humid conditions. However, your body can still overheat even if climatic conditions are only moderate. Ensure you drink plenty of water throughout the day prior to the event. Stop, walk or at least slow down at drink stations to allow adequate rehydration. DO NOT compete if you have had diarrhoea within 48 hours prior to the event or are suffering from viral infection or feeling unwell. If you feel distressed, disorientated, dizzy or excessively tired, SLOW down or rest for a while. If you do not improve WITHDRAW from the race. IT'S YOUR BODY – LISTEN TO IT – IT'S YOUR LIFE. We strongly suggest that you consult a Medical Practitioner before you commence any type of exercise program.