Mito Q K2 20th anniversary! 12th March 2022
The race will start in Whitianga and travel in an anticlockwise direction through Coromandel, Thames, Tairua and back to Whitianga.
Stage 1
Whitianga to Coromandel 43km
Stage 2
Coromandel to Thames 53km
Stage 3
Thames to Tairua 53km
Stage 4
Tairua to Whitianga 43km
THE Mito Q K2 – 2,300 METRES OF SCREAMING DESCENT !
The Mito Q K2 is possibly the toughest one day cycle challenge in the Southern Hemisphere. It is also one of the most scenic and varied with the route travelling through sub tropical forest, pacific coastlines, rural farmland and the Pohutukawa coastline of the Hauraki Gulf. Read more...
EVENT OPTIONS
Mito Q K2 - MENS ELITE 192km
Starts in Whitianga at 7.00am and finishes back in Whitianga
This race is for professional and semi professional riders who are likely to complete the Mito Q K2 course in less than 5.40 hours. Total 192km. You need a Cycling NZ Licence or equivalent overseas licence
Mito Q K2 - MAIN RACE 192km
Starts in Whitianga at 7.15am and finishes back in Whitianga
This race is for the weekend warriors and recreational riders. Total 192km
TINELI K1 WOMENS ELITE : 96kms
Starts in Thames at 10.30am and finishes in Whitianga
A total distance of 96km. You need a Cycling NZ Licence
TINELI K1 : 96kms
Starts in Thames at 11.00am and finishes in Whitianga
A total distance of 96km
We will be running an E Bike Category in this years Tineli K1 with the first male and female recognised.
NICHOLAS BROWNE CHALLENGE : 53km
Starts in Tairua at 9.30am and finishes in Whitianga
A total distance of 43km
We will be running an E Bike Category in this years NBC with the first male and female recognised
Mito Q K2 - MENS ELITE - 192km
Mito Q K2 - MAIN RACE - 192km
TINELI K1 WOMENS ELITE - 96km
TINELI K1 - 96km
NICHOLAS BROWNE CHALLENGE - 53km
PRICING
Individuals
$65
Mito Q K2 - $210
Tineli K1 - $125
NBC - $65
Groups
$260
4 or 5 People
5th person FREE !
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Juniors
$32
Mito Q K2 - $105
Tineli K1 - $62.50
NBC - $32.50
‘A race that challenges you physically, technically and mentally with its climbs, descents and length, the K2 is a true test and one of a kind in NZ. The event also has a very relaxed and welcoming nature which encompasses all that is kiwi, always a highlight on my calendar.’
As a former participant, and having taken part in hundreds of similar events around NZ and around the world, I am a huge supporter of the K2 event. Not only is it a stunning destination and a fantastic excuse to stick around the Coromandel for the weekend, the course is spectacular and a real iconic event on the calendar for thousands of recreational and professional cyclists
The K2 lives up to it’s reputation as being the toughest one day race in the Southern Hemisphere, but it’s simply the most rewarding. 200km you will ever travel. Thanks for the ARC Team for making the K2 possible.
NEWS
Latest updates posted here
Action from the race
Legendary cyclist Joanna Sharpe of Coromandel, who recently broke the womens record for riding the length of New Zealand...
K2 cyclists triumph Coromandel weather
It was almost the race that never was. Twice postponed because of Covid, it looked like the weather gods had launched t...
Weather Warning
We’ve had lengthy discussions with the NZ Met Service about the weather front coming in tomorrow. In summary, the Coroma...
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