Covid19

Muzz Racing has resumed under a Covid Safe Plan, but requires pre-registration through EntryBoss. You can’t just turn up on the day and race.
If you haven’t raced with us before register early and read all the info on the registration screen and our CovidSafe documents. These are all conditions of racing.

Racing at Muzz

Most Saturdays throughout the year, Balmoral hold racing at their famous Murarrie Criterium track, (refer calendar to right).

This track has seen stars from the junior ranks through to World Tour riders race on it, and has plenty of grades for people with less experience as well. Murarrie is a 1.4 kilometre circuit of closed road located on Wynnum Road at the Murarrie Recreation Reserve, (1238 Wynnum Road, Murarrie).

If you wish to race with us you must first have a Cycling Australia racing licence  http://www.membership.cycling.org.au/ and a Balmoral club grading, which you can acquire by filling out this form. The grading may take a couple of days, allow enough time.

The Entry fee for a Murarrie race is $16, or $11 for juniors*, regardless of grading. The Masters Grade is for (A,B or C grade) riders who are 40 years or older.

*Only Juniors who have completed the Junior Development training (link to junior development) and have been approved by the club handicapper to race in senior gradings can race in the Muzz crits.  Juniors must also comply with CA tech rules (including rollout) to race in senior gradings.

Men and women race together in all grades. Club crit gradings are designed so that you can be competitive in your grade, if you do not feel that this is the case please contact the club handicapper. Your Balmoral crit grading will not necessarily reflect your CQ open grading. We
also occasionally change format (eg: Teams racing).

If racing is cancelled due to weather or calendar conflicts, the news page of the Balmoral website and the club facebook page will be updated to signify this.  Please check before leaving for racing on Saturday morning. Any pre-registrations are either carried forward or refunded in the event of racing being suspended.

All participants are required to agree to our Terms and Conditions.

Champion of Champions:

Each year, during the summer when the locals racing in Europe have returned home, Balmoral hosts the famous Champion of Champions event.

This is a Saturday morning race with entry restricted to A grade riders who have raced at Murarrie during the year. The winner on the day receives a commemorative champions jersey and bragging rights until the next year’s Champion of Champions.   The Champion of Champions race began in 2012 and the winners are as follows:

 

2019: Blake Quick

2018: Malcolm Rudolph

2017: Nick Schultz

2016: Jay McCarthy

2015: Jordan Kerby

2014: Sam Volkers

2013: Josh Prete

2012: Jay McCarthy