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LANCELIN CLASSIC 2016 REGISTRATIONS OPEN

October 13, 2015
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Australian Premier Event Calls for Athletes to Compete

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Registrations are now open to enter the 31st Lancelin Ocean Classic, taking place between January 14 and 17, 2016.

For the first year, the race will also be open to ocean kayaks and stand up paddlers, who will race downwind along the coastline from Ledge Point to Lancelin.

“Our community is growing every year, and we’ve been looking for a long distance ocean race to challenge our enthusiastic members – as well as provide an elite standard to them to aim for. I’m expected that at least fifty competitive athletes from our association will participate, either stand up paddle or by ocean kayak” said Gary Maughan, one of Perth’s paddling community members.

The strong windsurfing history of the Lancelin Ocean Classic attracts athletes from across the country looking to take home the top prize for taking on this tough event. The winning time from last year was 28.17 minutes by Steve Allen with Swiss athlete Karin Jaggi the first woman to cross the finish line at 32.57 minutes.

Earlier this year, the State Government through Tourism WA’s Regional Events Program, which is funded by Royalties for Regions, announced a three year funding agreement to support the growth of the Lancelin Ocean Classic. Which has seen an increase in the number of athletes travelling to Western Australia to participate in the event.

As well as the challenging 25km race, additional competitions taking place include windsurfing waves, kitesurfing freestyle and kitesurfing waves.
To register to compete, head to the sports page of www.lancelinoceanclassic.com.au

LANCELIN LOBSTER BRUNCH
An exciting addition to the Lancelin Ocean Classic sports program is the Lancelin Lobster Brunch, featuring freshly caught local crayfish and regional produce used in a menu crafted by WA Food Ambassador and renown chef, Don Hancey. A limited number of tickets will be available for this exclusive Sunday morning brunch on the beautiful Lancelin Beach following Saturday’s marathon races and celebrations.

MORE FUN ON THE BEACH
Extending the program further, free yoga classes will take place on Lancelin’s white sandy beaches through the week leading up to the marathon races and a new location for the race village will serve up entertainment, drinks and food at the marathon finish line.

For further information, or to register, visit www.lancelinoceanclassic.com.au

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