Cairns Ironman and 70.3 Post Race Breakfast with the Pros
Healthwise Active Travel and Trizone are bringing you the opportunity to enjoy a 'Cairns Ironman and 70.3' post race breakfast with the pros. You will have a chance to discuss the previous day's racing with your fellow triathletes and some of the worlds leading pros. This relaxed break
Healthwise Active Travel and Trizone are bringing you the opportunity to enjoy a ‘Cairns Ironman and 70.3′ post race breakfast with the pros. You will have a chance to discuss the previous day’s racing with your fellow triathletes and some of the worlds leading pros.
This relaxed breakfast will be an enjoyable way to recount the previous days efforts and will give you an opportunity to get up close and personal with the guns.
You will have the opportunity to analyse your race with Pete Jacobs, Josh Rix, Belinda Granger and Justin Granger who will be joining you at the Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns for a full buffet breakfast. In addition current World 70.3 Champion and Commonwealth Games Silver medalist Melissa Hauschildt (formerly Rollison) and Michelle Wu will also be coming along to recharge themselves after the previous days racing.
You must be quick to secure a seat. Cost is $35 and includes a full breakfast.
The Breakfast starts at 8:30am and finishes at 10am giving you plenty of time to collect your bikes and gear.
When: Monday 4 June “08:30am to 10am
Where: Trinity Room Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina, Cairns
Cost: $35 per person
Includes: Hot and Cold Buffet Breakfast including cereals, breads and fresh fruits / Fresh Orange & Apple Juice / Tea and Coffee
There will be a great goodies bag for everyone attending.
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