Thursday November 21, 2024

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Registration, Bib collection and Mandatory Gear Check for GPT100 Miler & GPT100 Miler Team Relay

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Shoe wash station open for all runner’s and crew’s shoes to be worn on the GPT trail

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Drop Bag service open at Event Village

5:00 PM - Elite Panel

5:30 PM - Race Briefing for GPT100 Miler & GPT100 Miler Team Relay

Friday November 22, 2024

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Drop Bag service open at Event Village & Last minute shoe wash (Miler)

10:15 AM - Rolling Shuttle departure to Mt Zero

11:00 AM - Drop off at Mt Zero Picnic Area

12:00 PM - START GPT100 Miler & GPT100 Miler Team Relay

12:30 PM - Crew and supporters shuttle leaves Mt Zero to Halls Gap

5:45 PM - 1:00 AM - GPT100 Miler & Team Relay runners running through Halls Gap Aid Station

8:25 PM - Sunset

Saturday November 23, 2024

6:06 AM - Sunrise

9:40 AM - First Finisher GPT100 Miler in Dunkeld

10:00 AM - SUNDAY 5:00 PM - On demand Shuttle from Dunkeld to Halls Gap for GPT100 Miler Finishers

8:26 PM - Sunset

Sunday November 24, 2024

12:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Large portion of the GPT100 Miler field finishing in Dunkeld

6:05 AM - Sunrise

5:00 PM - Cut-off for GPT100 Miler

7:00 PM - Prize Presentations for GPT100 Miler, GPT100 Stage Race and Team Relays at Halls Gap Event Village

8:00 PM - Large Finishers Photo under the arch at Halls Gap

8:00 PM - Event Village closes and GPT100 2024 Concludes!

EVIDENCE FOR QUALIFICATION
Race results of 100km or over, or finished the GPT50k or one of the "Qualifiers" listed on the Qualification page, within the 2-year period November 1, 2022 and October 31, 2024

PROPOSAL FOR QUALIFICATION
This is required only when ‘evidence-based qualification’ is unable to be provided by the athlete.

Proposal for consideration must be able to demonstrate capability and fitness. Compulsory is a link to your Strava profile or similar.

All Runners including Pacers Must bring their mandatory Gear to the bib collection at Centenary Hall to have it checked.

THE MILER WILL BE CHECKED 4 TIMES ON COURSE FOR ONE ITEM AT A TIME. YOU WILL BE PENALISED 30 MINUTES FOR ONE MISSING ITEM OR DISQUALIFIED FOR MISSING A SECOND ITEM.

The mandatory gear list to be carried at all times throughout the race is as follows:

• A quality pack suitable to carry all the below items

• Waterproof Jacket with hood. Must be made with a waterproof and breathable membrane. The hood must be attached to the jacket by the original manufactured design and must be seam sealed. Must be suitable for protection in bad weather in the Mountains.

• Thermal long sleeve top weighing at least 180g (mens medium) made of polypropylene or wool textile only.

• Warm headwear (beanie, buff or balaclava)

• Sun Hat or Visor (neck cover recommended if hot)

• Warm full fingered Gloves

• Fully charged Smart Phone that is switched on. It is highly recommended you carry a power bank or have a system to charge your phone at aid stations. Turn off Bluetooth, wifi, and close all apps except Capra. If you listen to music, do it through an ipod or you must carry a power bank to charge the phone. 

• Capra App installed on phone and maps downloaded

• Telstra SIM *

• 3L Litres of liquid storage capacity (weather dependant, TBA prior to the race via Text and email)

• Collapsible cup 150ml (recommended, this is a cup free event)

• Two (2) working torches each with spare batteries for each. One of the spare batteries can include a separate power bank to charge a head torch.

• Survival / Emergency Blanket

• Snake Bite Bandage with indicators (not less than 10cm x 2.2m). We recommend SMART bandage (LINK HERE with valuable information on snake bites as well)

• 500 kcal of Emergency Food (equivalent to 2 food bars)

• Waterproof Pants, with sealed seams (weather dependant, TBA prior to the race via Text and email)

• Thermal long pants (polypropylene or wool textile only) (weather dependant, TBA prior to the race via Text and email)

• Fleece/Second Warm Layer (recommended if cold forecast, not mandatory)

• Ice Bandana / Neck Cooler (recommended if over 23C). There will be ice, at key points on course to cool runners heading into hot sections. The T8 neck coolers are very easy to use and cover the neck perfectly.

GAR Trailhead

Crew Access: There is parking available for crew who wish to drive (34 min from Halls Gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Mt Difficult Rd

NO CREW ACCESS: This aid station is located on the side of a narrow dirt road. There will be no parking for crew or supporters.

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Halls Gap

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters with ample Parking

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes. Plus toasties with ham, tomato and cheese (vegan option).

Halls Gap will have limited beds ready for athletes who choose to have a power nap.

Rosea Carpark

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (12 mins from Halls Gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Borough Huts

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (10 mins from Halls Gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Borough Huts will have tents ready for athletes who choose to have a power nap.

Mt William Carpark

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (25 mins from Halls Gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes. Plus toasties with ham, tomato and cheese (vegan option).

Mt William will have limited beds ready for athletes who choose to have a power nap.

Jimmy Creek Rd

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (22 mins from Halls gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Yarram Gap Rd

NO CREW ACCESS

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Griffin Fireline

NO CREW ACCESS

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes. Plus toasties with ham, tomato and cheese (vegan option).

Griffin Fireline will have limited beds ready for athletes who choose to have a power nap.

Cassidys Gap

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (41 mins from Halls gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Bainggug Carpark

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (43 mins from Halls gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, Pure Fluid Energy Gels, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

FINISH - Dunkeld

Crew Access: Full Access to crew and Supporters (46 mins from Halls gap)

Stocked with water, Pure Electrolyte Drink, coca-cola, ginger beer, fruit, lollies, chocolate, chips, hot soup, noodles, boiled potatoes.

Aid Station: Cumulative Distance, Leg Distance, Ascent, Descent

START Mt Zero Picnic Area

GAR Trailhead: 15.5km, 15.5km, 620m+-

Mt Difficult: 35.5km, 20km, 1100m+, 670m-

Halls Gap: 49.5km, 14km, 300m+ ,770m-

Rosea Carpark: 59km, 9.5km, 650m+, 270m-

Borough Huts Camp: 72km, 13km, 440m+, 745m-

Mt William Carpark: 87km, 15km, 1260m+, 610m-

Jimmy Creek: 106km, 19km, 775m+, 1400m-

Yarram Gap: 117km, 11km, 580m+, 560m-

Griffin Fireline: 129km, 12km, 440m+, 490m-

Cassidys Gap: 140.5km 11.5km, 450m+, 370m-

Bainggug Carpark: 151.5km, 11km, 650m+, 730m-

FINISH Dunkeld: 162km, 10.5km, 455m+, 485m-

TOTAL: 53 HOURS

FRIDAY November 22, 2024

- START Mt Zero Picnic Area: 12:00 PM

- GAR Trailhead: 4:00 PM

- Mt Difficult: 9:30 PM

SATURDAY

- Halls Gap: 1:00 AM

- Rosea Carpark: 4:30 AM

- Borough Huts Camp: 8:00 AM

- Mt William Carpark: 2:30 PM

- Jimmy Creek: 9:15 PM

SUNDAY

- Yarram Gap: 1:30 AM

- Griffin Fireline: 5:15 AM

- Cassidys Gap: 9:00 AM

- Bainggug Carpark: 1:30 PM

- FINISH Dunkeld: 5:00 PM

Runners in the GPT 100 Miler may have pacers accompany them on course from Borough Huts Campground (72km) to the finish. Runners may have different, the same, or no pacers for each of the following pacing legs. Note, the maximum Pacing Legs ONE pacer can do is TWO Legs, ie. one person cannot pace all three legs.

There are three 'Pacing Legs':

• LEG 1: Borough Huts (72km) to Jimmy Creek Rd (106km) {34km, 2035m+, 2010m-}

• LEG 2: Jimmy Creek Rd (106km) to Cassidys Gap (140.5km) {34.5km, 1470m+, 1420m-}

• LEG 3: Cassidys Gap (140.5km) to Finish (162km) {21.5km, 1105m+, 1215m-}

Prices

Each pacer is required to register and pay an entry fee (the runner that is racing can do this for their pacers by registering for them in Race Roster). This will cover insurance and aid station supply. This can be paid through the online registration. All Pacer’s details must be accurate in the system by 17 November!

• LEG 1: $30 p/pacer

• LEG 2: $30 p/pacer

• LEG 3: $30 p/pacer

Pacer Rules:

• Pacers for the Miler runners must be registered in Race Roster for the correct leg/legs that they will be running by 17 November. This is important so that we have the details and medical background for everyone out on course and we know who exactly is running and when.

• A Pacer can only pace up to 2 legs. We do not want the added risk of having a pacer essentially running an incredibly hard Ultra on the back half of the course. We have included Pacers in the race to increase safety for our runners, especially through the night.

• Pacers must carry the same mandatory gear required by the 100-mile runners.

• Except for a medical emergency, Pacers are not allowed to carry any gear, food or drink for their Miler runner to use or consume. They are only there to help with navigation, safety and encouragement.

• Pacers can only join their Runners at the designated aid station for each pacing leg start.

• A runner can only ever be accompanied by ONE Pacer on a Leg. Pacers are intended to increase the safety of our event by having someone to navigate and assist a runner mentally to avoid poor choices with nutrition, hydration and cliff danger. Having more than one Pacer would simply add to the overall risk of our event by adding more people to our duty of care and potentially more humans that could need assistance from our medical team.

Gpt100 Miler

An “Aid Station Drop Bag” service will be managed by a team of volunteers from the Event Village in Halls Gap.

The Aid Stations where these Drop Bags will be made available will be via the Major Aid Stations of Halls Gap, Mt William Carpark, Griffin Fireline, and the Finish in Dunkeld.

Athletes are requested to provide all gear in their own labelled, insulated, zipped “Woolworths-type” bag where practical. Please clearly identify it with your bib number and the appropriate Aid Station (as above).

Drop Bags will be able to be dropped in Halls Gap Event Village between 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM Thursday and 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM Friday.

Race Entry

GST and registration platform fees

Shuttle from Halls Gap to Start line on Friday and from Dunkeld Finish line to Halls Gap

Professional on-course sports photography available for purchase

Coveted 100 Mile Buckle

Fully marked course

Expert event medical support

On-course nutrition and refreshments

Drop Bag Service

Professional event timing

Live real-time results via on-course checkpoints

GPS Trackers for all runners, which will see greater safety for runners out on course and also greatly improve the crewing experience to estimate when runners will arrive.