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COURSE INFORMATION

RACE ENTRY &

EVENT SCHEDULE

WELCOME TO WESTERN

AUSTRALIA

THINGS TO SEE & DO

HOLIDAY SPOTSCONTACT US

ABOUT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sun, adventure, an awesome natural environment and friendly people - it's what you'll ?nd on a holiday to Western Australia whatever time of year you

visit. Our famous hospitality welcomes holiday makers in search of adventure and a stunning natural environment. Combine the rugged outback with the

sophistication of ?ne wines, alfresco dining, spectacular coast line and a sublime climate and you have the perfect holiday destination.

Perth, the capital, is acclaimed as one of the most friendly and attractive cities in Australia with inner-city parks and the beautiful Swan River adding to the

relaxed, nature-based feel. Perth has 19 beaches to choose from, each with its own atmosphere but all o?ering superb sunsets over the Indian Ocean and

great swimming. Sur?ng, ?shing, beach volleyball, parasailing, wind-sur?ng and yachting are the major river and sea sports.

Perth people take to sport like they do to water. Thousands take part in the annual City to Surf fun run and the Avon Descent, Australia's greatest white

water event. Australian Rules football, soccer, cricket, golf, basketball and horse racing top the list of spectator sports.

Northbridge and Fremantle have been joined by a number of other café pulse points including Leederville, Subiaco, Mount Lawley, Victoria Park, Ned-

lands, Claremont, Cottesloe and the city. Outdoor cafes serving light meals from breakfast until supper can also be found at many hotels.

The waterfront is another lure for diners, with riverside restaurants clustered on the Swan River at Barrack Square, South Perth, Crawley, Nedlands, Mos-

man Park and Fremantle. Beachfront cafes hug the coast from Fremantle through Cottesloe to Scarborough and Sorrento Quay, while Fraser's Restaurant

and the Kings Park Tea Rooms are favourites with tourists for their views of the city skyline.

From the city, head to the South West for world class wineries, luxury accommodation and forests of tall timbers. For history, heritage and high adventure,

head to the wide open spaces of the Golden Outback. Awesome marine life, endless white sandy beaches and the warm turquoise waters of the Indian

Ocean characterise the Coral Coast. Or if it's an Aussie frontier adventure you're after, head further north to the rugged Kimberley and Pilbara regions.

For more information on Western Australian holiday destinations, visit www.westernaustralia.com For more information on Perth, visit www.experienceperth.com

WELCOME TO WESTERN

AUSTRALIA

ABOUT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Introduction

Triathlon Australia and the City of Perth are honored to host the 2009 ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Championships, to be held from October 22-25.

The last time the sport's premier long distance event was held in Australia was 2006 when Canberra, the nation's capital, played host. This time, Perth, the

capital of Western Australia, will welcome long distance triathletes from around the world to its idyllic location. Perth is acclaimed as one of the friendliest

and most attractive cities in Australia, with inner-city parks and the beautiful Swan River adding to the relaxed, nature-based feel.

Langley Park, ideally positioned next to the CBD on the foreshore of the Swan River, will act as the hub of this iconic event, which comprises a 3km swim, 80km

bike ride and 20km run. The testing event will provide a challenge to all age group and elite athletes, who will race for prize money pool of US$75,000.

Event Partnership

Triathlon Australia (TA), the sport's governing body in the country, is the proud event manager for these world championships and is responsible for driving

entry numbers and, ultimately, executing the event. To achieve its vision, TA has entered into a tourism event partnership with Eventscorp.

Eventscorp is the Western Australian Government's major events agency and a division of Tourism Western Australia. It boasts a proud history of developing

and delivering world class events that promote and enrich Perth and Western Australia. Eventscorp pioneered the Australian events industry and is recogn-

ised today as a world leader in its ?eld. The events attracted by Eventscorp promote WA internationally as a desirable and vibrant tourist destination.

More information relating to the 2009 ITU Long Distance World Championships can be found on the event's dedicated website www.ldwords.org.au when

it is launched in October, 2009. We suggest all interested parties visit this site for o?cial information and regular updates. All relevant links will be also be

posted the Triathlon Australia website. www.triathlon.org.au

RECENT WINNERS

YEARVENUEWOMEN'S CHAMPIONMEN'S CHAMPION

2008Almere, NetherlandsChrissie Wellington (GBR)Julien Loy (FRA)

2007Lorient, FranceLeanda Cave (GBR) Julien Loy (FRA)

2006Canberra, AustraliaBella Comerford (GBR) Torbjorn Sindballe (DEN)

2005Fredericia, DenmarkKathleen Smet (BEL) Viktor Zyemtsev (UKR)

2004Sater, SwedenTamara Kozulina (UKR)Torbjorn Sindballe (DEN)

2003Ibiza, SpainVirginia Berasategui (ESP) Eneko Llanos (ESP)

2002Nice, FranceInes Estedt (GER) Cyrille Neveu (FRA)

2001Fredericia, DenmarkLisbeth Kristensen (DEN) Peter Sandvang (DEN)

2000Nice, FranceIsabelle Mouthon-Michellys (FRA) Peter Sandvang (DEN)

COURSE INFORMATION

LOCATION

Nestled between Perth's CBD and the Swan River, Langley Park provides a prime venue to host the

2009 Perth ITU Long Distance World Triathlon Championships. This long expanse of open space will

act as the hub of the event, hosting the start, ?nish and transition area.

COURSE PROFILE

The 3km swim will take place in the Swan River, with entry via steps. With the race site

20km from the ocean mouth, the river in this area is usually calm with minimal current.

The average water temperature in October can range from 16-23C. The 80km bike leg will be a loop format, beginning in Langley Park and taking in the spectacular sights of Perth's CBD and Swan River. The exact route is yet to be con?rmed. Once it is approved, a map and video footage of the course will be posted on the ldworlds.org.au website. The 20km run leg will be a loop format. It will be a predominantly ?at run along the foreshore of the Swan River.

WEATHER

For the majority of the year, Perth sees ?ne and sunny weather. Even during the short mild winter, the sun is often shining. Spring begins in September,

and from this time on the temperature rises quickly, especially from October and November when the weather is generally ?ne and rain is usually minimal.

MONTHAVE DAYTIME

TEMP (C)

HUMIDITY (%)

[9am]

HUMIDITY (%)

[3pm]

OVERNIGHT

MIN TEMP(C)

RAINFALL

AVERAGE (mm)

WIND SPEED (km)

[9am]

WIND SPEED (km)

[3pm]

September18-2168549-1290.112.516.7

October21-2458479-1243.413.618.3

November24-27524412-1519.714.019.0

Entries for the 2009 ITU Long Distance World Championships (age group and elite) must be made through an athlete's national federation. Each federation

sets its own quali?cation criteria for age group and the elite teams. Please contact your national federation for details on your relevant application process.

ENTRY FEE

Entry for each event is AUD$280.

SELECTION RACES

As part of the selection process, athletes are required, where possible, to participate in the nominated selection events relevant to the campaign they

have applied or intend to apply for. It is up to each athlete as to how many selection races they compete in as part of their intention to gain selection for a

campaign.

PRIZE SCHEDULE

Athletes will contest a US$75,000 prize pool. This amount will be evenly allocated across the male and female elite event, although the distribution of

placegetter prize money is yet to be determined.

POLICY DOCUMENTS

Please ensure you read the Selection Policy, Athlete Agreement and Appeals Process of your relevant national federation.

EVENT SCHEDULE

The event schedule begins with registration on Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Athletes will have the chance to register throughout Thursday is, along with

participate in the parade of nations, pasta party, entertainment and ITU reception.

Friday will see the beginning of a competition-packed weekend, with the commencement of junior races, corporate teams and twilight events. Age group

and other junior races will be held on the Saturday, with an evening program providing entertainment. The World Championships will culminate on Sun-

day afternoon, with the elite men's triathlon followed by medal presentations and a closing ceremony.

An o?cial event schedule will be posted on www.ldworlds.org.au when details are con?rmed.

RACE ENTRY & EVENT SCHEDULE

Shopping

Perth's central city shopping area is a designated tourist precinct, which means that department stores and many other shops are open seven days a week.

Shopping hours in Perth City are 9.00am - 5.00pm on Monday to Thursday and Saturday. Late night shopping hours extend until 9.00pm on Fridays while

on Sunday most shops are open from noon until 6.00pm. Fremantle also has seven days a week shopping.

Family Fun

Perth has a range of activities and attractions for a fun family day out. Why not visit one of Perth's wildlife parks, beaches, educational centres or participate

in some cultural and historic activities. Local Visitor Centres, community newspapers, libraries or Hotel Concierge Departments, can all provide more infor-

mation on events and activities around Perth that are suitable for children and families.

Dining Out & Nightlife

Perth restaurants o?er locals and visitors alike an abundance of dining experiences; from the posh nosh on the Perth waterfront, to cheap and cheerful Perth

cafes. As the locals will proudly attest, there's nothing quite like dining in Perth, eating gourmet fare under a balmy summer night sky. Dining out in Perth,

Western Australia means fresher-than-fresh food and premium wines. In Western Australia's typical friendly fashion, many Perth restaurants even allow you

to bring your own wine or beer. After dark, the pubs and clubs of Northbridge, Mount Lawley, Fremantle, Leederville and Subiaco come alive.

Action & Adventure

The scope of action and adventure activities in the Perth Region is outstanding with fun-?lled adventures and activities catering to all age groups. Whether

it's action along the coast, hiking in the great outdoors or soaring through the sky in a hot air balloon, in the Experience Perth region, you're sure to ?nd an

activity that caters to your sense of adventure all within a very short distance of the city.

Wine & Food

To indulge your passion for food and wine you won't have to travel far in this region to discover wine-tasting venues and an excellent selection of top-quality

restaurants. In fact the Swan Valley, WA's oldest wine growing region is located right on the city's doorstep, a mere 25 minutes away. Further inland in the

Perth Hills, you'll ?nd a new emerging wine scene nestled amongst the Hill's spectacular scenery. South of Perth in the Peel Region, you'll discover more than

20 vineyards, many of which welcome visitors to taste their vintages. There's also the Chittering Valley Wine Trail to explore north of Perth, along with the

nearby area around Gingin where the fertile plains nurture a whole host of produce, ranging from wines, olives and citrus fruits to lamb, beef and honey.

Arts & Culture

Perth city and the surrounding regions are alive with a rich and vibrant tapestry of history, art and culture. There is also an extraordinarily rich traditional

and contemporary Indigenous culture, which encompasses all art forms including dance, music, visual arts & crafts, literature and oral history. The Western

Australian Museum and the Art Gallery of Western Australia both maintain major exhibition galleries on indigenous culture and life in Western Australia.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO

Perth Perth has an abundance of sunshine and the US consulate has said "Perth has the kind of weather California thinks it has". In Perth, you can get active and enjoy the sunshine, natural parklands and beach lifestyle in one of Australia's most beautiful cities.

Fremantle

Just 20km from the CBD is the historical and colourful port town of Fremantle. Seven days a week, the streets of Fremantle buzz with shoppers, outdoor diners and pubs brimming over onto the pavement. Funky fashions, bustling markets, street performances and outdoor beer gardens make "Freo" a lively place.

Ningaloo Reef

Home of the famous whale sharks, Ningaloo Reef has been hailed as one of the best diving and snorkelling spots of the world because of its pristine condition.

It's easy to understand why once you see the multitude of colourful marine life that calls the Reef home.

Rottnest Island

Just o?shore from Perth, a mere 40 minute ferry ride away, is an island paradise. Rottnest Island, a?ectionately known as "Rotto", is where the locals go to

swim at white-sand beaches, snorkel in turquoise water over shipwrecks, or kick back and go ?shing.

Margaret River Magic

Originally a chilled out sur?e town, Margaret River has evolved into the ultimate smorgasbord of good food, ?ne wine and spectacular scenery - just a three-and-a-half hour drive south of Perth.

Albany

Prepare to be blown away by Albany's dramatic convict history, set against a backdrop of rugged granite coastline, green seas and a wild beauty that tugs at the heartstrings.

Monkey Mia

Monkey Mia is one the world's best and most reliable meeting places for wild dolphins - in fact the dolphins in Monkey Mia Bay easily outnumber the local

population.

HOLIDAY SPOTS

CONTACT US

Kellie Ware

Event Coordinator

kellie@triathlon.org.au

Andrew Hamilton

Chief Executive O?cer

andrew@triathlon.org.au

Brian Hinton

Chairman, 2009 Perth ITU Long Distance Triathlon

World Championships Organising Committee

brian.hinton@bigpond.com

TRIATHLON AUSTRALIA

Level 3, 20 Rodborough Road, PO Box 6039 Frenchs Forest DC NSW Australia 2086 Telephone: 61 2 9972 7999 - Facsimile: 61 2 9972 7998 - Website: www.triathlon.org.au

EVENT WEBSITE

www.ldworlds.org.au

OFFICIAL TRAVEL OPERATOR - TRI TRAVEL

Australian travel agent, Tri Travel, caters for all multi-sport athletes and their partners. They are working closely with

the Western Australian tourism body, Eventscorp, to create a number of accommodation and travel packages.

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