REFUNDS AND TRANSFERS

If you can no longer participate in the event please refer to ‘Refund Policy’ and ‘Entry Transfers’ below to check your available options.

REFUND POLICY:

Due to the costs of this event, there will be NO refunds.
For inquiries please email: bbu@fatburdevents.com 

In the event that the event course is, in the opinion of the event organisers, unsafe (for example by reason of heavy rain, high winds, bushfires, "acts of god"), organisers may, in their sole discretion, attempt to re-route the course, find an alternative shortened course or cancel the event. FatBurd Events also reserve the right to cancel the event for any other reason which may include but is not limited to terrorism and war.

If the event is cancelled, re-routed or shortened before October 1 2022, FatBurd Events will put in place measures for partial refunds or transfer to another event, will be made.

TRANSFER OF ENTRY:

You are able to transfer your entry online to an acquaintance.  Racers are required to locate transfer racers independent from DFLBU organisers. Racer may sort out payment between racer and “transfer racer” independent from the event organiser. The person who is taking your entry will also need to pay a $35 transfer fee online to complete their new entry.

COVID- 19 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DFLBU Organisers Response to COVID-19:

May 2022

To Our Running Community,
We know that both our athletes and our communities want to be racing; we do too.
While FatBurd Events’ mission is to provide exceptional, life-changing race experiences for athletes of all levels, from their first step to the finish line, we can only accomplish this by providing the safest possible environment, and safeguarding the citizens of our host communities.
COVID-19 has substantially altered the global sports landscape and will have material impact on the mass participation industry in the immediate term. We want to reassure you that the health and well-being of our community is our primary concern. To this end, we are doing our part to communicate effectively and follow public health agencies and governmental authorities’ recommendations.
The decision to proceed, restrict, modify or postpone an event will be based on availability of community resources and ongoing event-specific risk assessment in coordination with the relevant healthcare and government authorities and the FatBurd Events executive team.
For events that will continue, FatBurd Events has outlined a series of pragmatic and practical actions designed to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 or any other infectious agent to athletes and to members of our host communities. These steps will help athletes achieve their goals while allowing communities to secure the benefits of hosting our sporting events. They will be implemented at all FatBurd Events effective immediately and will continue indefinitely.

Self-care and Risk Minimisation
Athletes who are sick or have been potentially exposed to an infectious agent must not compete or attend events, as this puts others at risk. As a community, we each have a personal responsibility to protect each other by complying with this rule.
We ask that all athletes, volunteers and partners follow the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for basic protective measures against the new coronavirus:
1. Stay home if you feel unwell.

2. If you have a fever, cough or difficulty breathing, seek medical attention and call in advance. Follow the directions of your local health authority.

3. Regularly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash your hands with soap and water, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

4. Practice good respiratory hygiene. Cover your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Then dispose of used tissues immediately and appropriately in a bin.

Thank you for your support, and we wish you the best in health and wellness.

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