FAQs
Where should I/team members undertake testing?
Riders should undertake their test prior to departing for the Tweed. If you are arriving early then you should take a test before leaving and then prior to the event in the Tweed. Further information about testing locations can be found at: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/clinics.aspx
Can the team stay at an apartment?
Yes as long as the team stays together.
Do riders and management need to all arrive/leave at one time?
Riders or management can arrive at anytime but must not return after they leave.
Can Stagaire positions compete as an additional rider?
No stagiaire riders are not permitted to compete.
Are riders who move up as a J19 on October 1 able to compete?
No. Riders who become J19 in the 2021 season are not eligible to compete.
Do J19 riders need exemptions?
Yes J19 riders will need to seek exemptions for racing. The following form must be completed: https://www.nationalroadseries.com/resources/
Can the team have guest riders?
No Guest Riders are permitted to compete. Teams can add up to 4 additional new riders above their allocation for the event. Please use the team addition form at: https://www.nationalroadseries.com/resources/
What are the quarantine rules for returning to your home State?
Please refer to your State Government Health websites for any required quarantine information https://www.health.gov.au/news/state-quarantine-requirements-for-interstate-travel
Will there be any issues accessing the courses that are located in NSW if our accommodation is in QLD?
No. Access restrictions have been amended to allow travel between Qld and Northern NSW. Teams will be provided with documentation for use at the border where required.
https://www.health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0026/998000/map-border-zones-qld-border-restriction-direction.pdf
What is the cost per rider? And what does this cover?
The entries will be open shortly. This will only cover race entry.
What race support vehicles will be permitted?
The organisers are currently working with NSW Police on how many will be permitted. It is expected that this will be a limited number of vehicles. Teams may also have to fulfil other roles such as neutral spares to support the convoy.
Convoy Drivers – Drivers MUST provide evidence they have significant experience before they are permitted to take part in the convoy.
Further details regarding convoy requirements will be relayed to all teams prior to the event.
How many support personnel are permitted?
There is a maximum of 4 support staff permitted for each team.
If I live in South East Queensland or Northern NSW, can I stay at home?
As an event as a whole, we will be required to maintain strict bubble conditions and adhere to the COVID requirements to ensure the viability of the event.
Therefore participants will be required to stay in the accommodation with their team.
If you require assistance with accommodation, you can contact:
The Holiday Team
LJ Hooker Kingscliff
4/106 Marine Pde Kingscliff
E: kingscliff@ljh.com.au
P: 02 6674 1000
Will TT bikes be allowed?
No. Only road bikes will be allowed during the entirety of the event.
Program and Course Design Parameters
As background when designing the courses and program we wish to reiterate the parameters:-
- Our approvals are based on a minimal impact to life of those living in the Tweed Valley
- We recognise the impact of Christmas tourism in the Tweed
- We recognise the impact of the post-COVID tourism loading in the Tweed as well as the Schoolies arrival
- We must avoid school transit times and work transit time: before 9.00am and from 3.00pm
- We aim for simple site builds, with minimal impact to locals
- A progressive racing program with increasing difficultly
- No weekend road racing due to traffic increased loading and limited policing availability