Uninats 2010

Chris Vevers is offering 2 riders the opportunity to win the Vevers Award for best Open Freestyle Male and best Open Freestyle Female performer at Uninats 2010.

The prizes will be a $100 Unicycle.com.NZ voucher for each rider

Huge thanks to Chris for this awesome offer- Better start practicing if you want to take one home!

Check out Chris's website Al Fresco's Magic for some unique entertainment ideas.

The Uninats Film Comp is on again, so get filming!

Download more details from the ACTURS website

Uninats 2010 is being held in Canberra ACT over the October long weekend, 1-4th October.

Registrations are now Open!

Riders

Riders Registration - Apply Here - Early Registration is discounted to $85 until 22nd September, then rises to $95. After 29th September, you will need to register and pay on arrival in Canberra.

Non Riders

Non-Riders Registration - Apply Here Non-riders are free, but must also register to be covered by AUS volunteer insurance.

Important Notes:

• You must be a current AUS member at the time of Uninats - see below for membership information.
• Registrations on arrival will be at the full registration fee of $100.
• We won't be able to take credit cards at the venues - cash or cheque only, please.
• Members of the public who wish to be spectators (not participating, assisting riders or volunteering) are free and do not need to register.
• Rider Registration is open to all on a first-come, first-served basis. You must be a current AUS member at the time of Uninats (see below).
• There is a 1-day rate ($50) available on arrival for people who cannot attend the whole of Uninats. You must still be a current member of AUS to ride.
• Entry to the Saturday night party/social event is included for all registrants.

AUS Membership requirements:
All Uninats riders must be AUS members, to be covered by AUS insurance. If you are not a current AUS member:

Here are answers to some common Uninats questions:

• Will there be anything for me to do as a beginner/new rider if I come to Uninats?

Although Uninats is called a competition, it is intended to also be a festival and celebration of unicycling. Any rider, of any age or ability, is welcome to take part. There will be plenty of non-competitive activities, such as workshops and games, and there are separate age and gender categories for riders in the competitive events. You are guaranteed to learn a lot and be inspired!

• Do I have to register in advance or can I register when I get there?

It's cheaper if you register in advance on the AUS website, but if you can't manage that, you can still register when you get to the event.

• Do I have to be an AUS member? How do I join?

Yes, you must be a current AUS member to take part in Uninats. This ensures you are covered by our public liability insurance. You can join by filling out the form on this website (under membership) and posting it in or bringing it with you to Uninats, or you can fill out the form and join when you get to Uninats. AUS membership fees are separate from and in additon to Uninats entrance fee.

• Can I just come and watch? Do I have to pay if I just want to go in a few events?

Anyone can come and be a spectator or non-rider at Uninats. If you want to ride a unicycle at any time, you must register, pay, and be a current AUS member. You could pay for just one day if you are unsure if you want to take part (although this will be more expensive).

Accommodation Options

Please note that Floriade will be on at the same time, so book early and double check the price as the quoted prices may change. 

 Map of all accommodation and Uninats Venues

Uninats is the Australian National Unicycle championships and festival, the biggest event on the local unicycling calendar, so put it in your diary, and spread the word!

We are planning to make this one a significant Canberra event- encouraging spectators to come and watch and be wowed, Events are being held all over Canberra so you'll need transport- there should be enough people with cars to give lifts to those without so we will set up car pooling to make sure no-one gets left behind.