What an incredible weekend in Mooloolaba which played host to the Australian Aquabike Championships, part of the iconic Mooloolaba Triathlon.
After less-than-ideal conditions on Saturday, Aquabike athletes were greeted with slightly windy conditions and a cloudy start, but the weather soon cleared into a warm sunny day. Creating a fantastic atmosphere on course and along the foreshore. Despite the breeze competitors rose to the challenge and delivered some outstanding performances across the field.
New Australian champions were crowned, celebrating the hard work, dedication, and determination showed by athletes from around the country. A huge thank you to all our athletes, volunteers, race organisers and supporters who helped make the championships such a success.
We were proud to crown the following athletes as our Australian Aquabike Champions, recognising their outstanding efforts across the 1.5km swim and 40km bike course:
Aquabike Champions
15-19 Female – Jasmine Veach
20-24 Female – Felicity Cradick
25-29 Female – Matilda Gee
25-29 Male – Felix Paruzek
30-34 Female – Amy Cameron
30-34 Male – Blayze Nisbet
35-39 Female – Rebecca Arber
35-39 Male – Luke Williams
40-44 Female – Kate Gayner
45-49 Female – Tara Corolla
45-49 Male – Rohan Veal
50-54 Female – Kirsty Small
50-54 Male – Jordan Gover
55-59 Female – Belinda Simmons
55-59 Male – Neil Makepeace
60-64 Female – Joanne Colja
60-64 Male – Phil Lynch
65-69 Male – Paul Evans
70-74 Female – Mandy Meredith
70-74 Male – Hugh Bush
75-79 Male – Tinsley Janes
Congratulations to all competitors, don’t forget AusTriathlon Members who raced in the Standard Aquabike Championship event may be eligible to represent Australia at the Triathlon World Championships to be held in Pontevedra, Spain later this year. To read the selection policy and find out if you are eligible,
click here. 
