Seeding – Trail Run Series - Two Oceans Marathon

Two Oceans Marathon Trail Run Series

Parking - Trail Series

Trail Race Timing / Cut-offs

Medical Information: Trail Run Series

Seeding - Trail Run Series

Registration / Number Collection

Trail Series Buff and Arm Sleeve

Refreshment/Aid Stations

The Wildrunner Batching System will be used (for the Trail Run Series only):

When you enter on the TOM Race Admin system you will be asked to select a batch.

Batches start in 2-minute intervals each with it’s own corrected start time.

Please select in which batch you’d like to start based on the following criteria, but please be considerate when making your choice as it will have an impact on others:

LONG COURSE:

Batch A (Elite):
Top 25% Overall – If you are regularly finishing in the top 25% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you usually finish in the top 100, you would choose batch A.

Batch B (Fast):
26 – 50% Overall – If you are regularly placing between 26% and 50% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you usually finish between 101^st place and 200^th place, you would choose batch B.

Batch C (Average):
51 – 75% Overall – If you are regularly placing between 51% and 75% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish between 201^st place and 300^th place, you would choose batch C.

Batch D (Jogging):
Higher than 76% Overall – If you are regularly placing in the bottom 25% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish between 301^st place and 400^th place, you would choose batch D.

SHORT COURSE:

Batch E (Elite):
Top 25% Overall – If you are regularly finishing in the top 25% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish in the top 100, you would choose batch E.

Batch F (Fast):
26 – 50% Overall – If you are regularly placing between 26% and 50% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish between 101^st place and 200^th place, you would choose batch F.

Batch G (Average):
51 – 75% Overall – If you are regularly placing between 51% and 75% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish between 201^st place and 300^th place, you would choose batch G.

Batch H (Jogging):
Higher than 76% Overall – If you are regularly placing in the bottom 25% of the overall field (NOT category), then you qualify to run in this batch. For example, if there are 400 runners and you finish between 301^st place and 400^th place, you would choose batch H.

Batching T&Cs

Your race time is taken from the time of the start of your batch to the time that you cross the finish line. I.e. if you run the long course in batch C your start time will be at 09h04, not 09h00. Your race result will indicate this as such.
Your batch will be printed on your race number.
Batches will start in 2 minute intervals with the LONG course first and the SHORT course 15-20 minutes after the last long course batch
There will only be one entrance to the starting pen and this entrance will be regulated by one or two marshals. They will only let you in if the batch number on your race number coincides with the batch that is about to start. Listen to announcements on the morning to make sure you start in the correct batch.
You cannot change your batch during the Series. The batch you choose in the first race that you enter is the one that you will stay in for the rest of the Series.
If you enter on the day, you will have the opportunity to choose a batch, but batches are limited and if the batch you wanted to choose is full you will need to pick a different batch.
If you want to run with a friend who runs in a slower batch, you are allowed to start in the later batch. However, your time will not be adapted and your start time will remain as it is on the system.
If you start in an earlier batch from the one that you are allocated to, you will be disqualified. Please make sure you’re on time for your start batch, we will not adapt your time if you start in a later batch than the one you were supposed to start in.
Any exceptions to this will be at the discretion of the Race Director.