Race Events
Transfer Banked Slalom
Friday 16 Aug, 2024
- Time9am - 4pm
- Race Day Friday 16 August
A decade of racing – The annual Transfer Banked Slalom is tuning TEN, celebrating a historic milestone of competitive rivalries and sideline shenanigans with the biggest race yet!
The snowboarders’ day of days…this race holds a special place in the hearts of riders around the country, featuring a long and storied history of on and off mountain entertainment. The 10th will be no different as we look to celebrate with a bang!
All snowboarders are encouraged to enter – the creative course caters to abilities ranging from intermediate to advanced with a huge stack of prizes.
Categories
Snowboard Only
- Open Men: Any Age
- Open Women: Any Age
- Masters Men: 35yrs old & over
- Masters Women: 35yrs old & over
- Junior Men: 13yrs – 17yrs
- Junior Women: 13yrs – 17yrs
- Grom Men: 7yrs – 12yrs
- Grom Women: 7yrs – 12yrs
*Age calculated as of 16 August 2024
Entry Fee
Event Entry
- All Categories: $99
Competitors Pass
- Adults: $149
- Junior: $79
- Grom: $69
Format
- Two runs, best run counts
- Competitors will drop in bib order
Helmets are compulsory for all competitors
What You Need To Know
Registrations close Wednesday August 14 at 9am unless sold out prior.
Attach your race plate to your front leg using electrical tape. Remember to make sure your number is completely visible!
The transponder is a timing device that MUST be attached to your FRONT LEG using the velcro supplied. A great piece of technical kit, these chips must be returned after your final run to Friday Flat when collecting your t-shirt. Any lost transponder will result in a $100 fine, and even worse….no t-shirt!
Enquiries
For any enquiries about events, please email: events_thredbo@evt.com
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