GCCC Twilight Time Trial

Riders require front and rear lights, there will be some available to borrow. Please contact membership@goldcoastcyclingclub.com.au if you need to reserve a set of lights.

Please ensure your lights are fully charged.

Participants will be released one at a time for a 10 Mile Time Trial (this translates to 16km or 12 laps).

Keep to the inside of the circuit unless overtaking another rider.

When overtaking please ensure you have a decent gap (min 5m) before moving back to the inside line. This is to ensure the overtaken rider does not draft from you.

Grade selection is only to help set the release order. A Grade being fastest.

Lifestyle and Race licences are both valid.

You can sign up for a 4 week free trial licence if you don't hold a current AusCycling Licence.

https://www.auscycling.org.au/membership/other/free-trial

COVID-Safe Statement:

Gold Coast Cycling Club Training will be run in accordance with AusCycling and City of the Gold Coast (Council) guidelines.

All participants must be financial members of AusCycling, and holders of a valid Lifestyle or Race licence. As such, participants will be insured through AusCycling. All participants take part at their own risk. The Club is covered by public liability insurance. 

In registering for this training session, athletes and their parents/guardians agree to adhere to the following Codes of Conduct:

Gold Coast Cycling Club Code of Conduct 

• Train and race by the rules
• Never argue with an official: If you need clarification, have your coach or parent approach the official during a break or after competition
• Be a good sport: applaud all positive achievements whether they are made by your club or the opposition
• Show respect to and acknowledge opponents and officials: (Use positive language such as ‘good luck’)
• Cooperate with our coaches, club members and opponents: without them there would no competition
• Participate for your own enjoyment and benefit: not just to please parents and coaches
• Play Fair: no verbal abuse of officials, sledging, threatening or bullying other participants (including vilification) or deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent. This is not limited to verbal communication and includes social media, text messaging and email
• Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion
• Do not expect or accept “special” favours from a coach or person involved in team or club management
• Speak to an adult you trust if you have an issue, feel unsafe or are concerned about someone else
• Adhering to the AusCycling Code of Conduct: AusCycling | Governance, Rules & Policies