King & Queen at West Beach

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES

• Swim Cap
• Finisher medal
• Bottled water
• Timings
• Downloadable e-Certificate

RACE SCHEDULE

TOD Category Cut off

6:15AM. Check-in opens

7:15AM Check-in closes

6:45AM 2 Miles Start 1hr 20mins

7:00AM 1 Mile Start 50mins

8:15AM 800M Start 30mins

8:20AM 400M Start 25mins

8:50AM 200M 15mins

9:30AM Prize Giving Starts

(Note: All race times are currently provisional and will be finalised one month prior to event date.)

START GUIDE

• Please ensure that you have your Barcode Ticket ready on arrival. You will receive your barcode on your registration email after registering. Alternately you may find it through your Raceroster account.
• Please arrive at least 45 minutes prior to your check-in timings.
• Get your Swim waiver at the registration area. Read and sign the form then return to the registration staff.
• Collect your race pack at the registration area. Your race pack includes your swim caps and ankle timing chip.
• Put your ankle chip on the left side of your ankle.
• Familiarize yourself with the race course map.
• Proceed to the start line.
• Enjoy the race!

FINISH GUIDE

• Keep hydrated. Grab a water at the finish line *Bottled water are also available in all aid stations on course.
• Collect your Finisher medal at finish
• Check your results online immediately after finishing.
• Take some photos and tag us on your socials account! @racemeevents #iraceme

EVENT PHOTOS

• Smile when you see the photographers on course and ensure your BIB is visible to easily find your photos after!
• Your event photos will be available 24hrs after the race and can be found in the RaceME website galler page.

PARKING

• Free parking is available at the event venue.

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