GO THE TAN & GO THE TORRENS

1. GO THE TAN & GO THE TORRENS VAFA TEAMS

2. CONTENTS Page 3: The Event: GO THE TAN – Melbourne’s Official Time Trial Event Page 4: The Details: GO THE TAN Page 5: GO THE TAN VAFA Cup Page 6: The Location: GO THE TAN – Melbourne site map Page 7: The Cause: Who are One in a Million? Page 8: Our partnerships Page 9: Where to from here?

3. What is GO THE TAN? The Event: GO THE TAN - Melbourne’s OFFICIAL Tan Time Trial Event What’s your Tan Time? The Tan, Melbourne’s famous running track, holds a special place in the hearts of all Melbournians. Most are well aware of their ‘Tan Time’ – their best time tackling the 3.8 kilometre track. So why pay an entry fee to run this public track once a year? Two reasons - firstly, as a personal fitness benchmark. To officially (on the record) and publically register your Tan time for the year. Compare yourself to your mates, your work colleagues, your favourite athlete or AFL star. Or just to your own time from last year. Secondly, to turn your routine fitness activity into something that counts for more, once a year. From professional athletes, to regular runners, social joggers to parents walking with prams, this is the opportunity to enjoy this iconic track whilst making a difference. GO THE TAN this year celebrates it’s 10th birthday and is officially endorsed by The City of Melbourneas the venue’s official time trial event for the people of Melbourne. This year the event (and it’s new sister event in Adelaide, Go The Torrens) supports Australia’s Rare Disease Alliance, One In A Millionin support of the ‘vast minority’ of Australians fighting a rare disease.

4. The Details: GO THE TAN • Friday 7th February 12.00pm – 6.00pm • Saturday 8th February 8.00am – 6.00pm • Friday 7th February, 2014: Saturday 8th February, 2014: • 12pm Official launch 8am Start of Day 2 • 12.15pm Elite race ‘Beat Buster’ 9am VAFA Tan Cup • 12.30pm Corporate challenge opens 6pm End of Day 2 • 12.45pm Open to public • 6.00pm End of Day 1 • Included at the 12pm launch on the Friday will be the celebrity race, ‘BEAT BUSTER’, • headlined by Tan Record Holder, three time Olympian Craig ‘Buster’ Mottram. Elite runners • from different sports, along with various other ambassadors and celebrities, will take on • Craig to launch the event and set the benchmark for the public to challenge. • Go The Tan ambassadors include (from left to right): • Michael Klim • Trent Cotchin • Sharelle McMahon • Craig Mottram

5. GO THE TAN VAFA Cup Enter your VAFA club to participate at $20 per runner in two categories – Seniors and Under 19s. VAFA teams will start at 9.00am Saturday 8th February 2014 All participants receive a t-shirt, cap, bottle of water and gift bag. Awards will be given for: Fastest club Fastest team – the top 10 times from each team will be averaged Most team participants Fastest runner from each team Why not extend your training hit out to include hill sprints on the nearby lawns. Previous Celebrity Challenge GO THE TAN times: Michael Marantelli (AFL umpire) – 13.01.6 (2012) Dave Hughes (Nova, The 7pm Project) – 14.47(2011) Leith Mulligan (Channel 7 sports reporter) 14.51.4 (2012) Tiffiny Hall (Angel from Gladiators) – 15.39 ( 2010)Glenn Archer (ex North Melb AFL star) – 16.15 (2010) Anthony Koutoufides (ex Carlton AFL star) – 14.59 (2010) Andy Maher (SEN, Before the Game) – 15.28 (2009) Bob Skilton (Triple Brownlow medalist) - 39.44 (2010)Cathy Freeman (Olympian sprinter) – 22.31 (2005) AngChristou (ex Carlton AFL star) – 15.49 (2010)AngLekkas (ex Hawthorn AFL star) – 15.09 (2008) Tiffany Cherry (Sports commentator) – 15.39 (2008) Anthony Stevens (ex North Melb AFL star) -17.12 (2012) Anthony Lehmann (Before The Game) – 17.13 (2012)Robbie Kearns (ex Melb Storm NRL star) – 17.55 (2012) Cooper Cronk (Melbourne Storm NRL star) – 19.39 (2007)Tom Hafey (ex AFL coach) – 40.04 (2008) Stephen Baster (jockey) - 15.09 (2008) Sam Soliman (boxer) - 14.39 (2008) Fastest times by members of the public: 2005 Mark Tucker – 10.49 2012 Craig Semple - 11.37 2012 Andrew Reddie – 12.21 2006 Antony Rickards - 12.252007 Michael Bialczak – 12.55 2008 Tony Tucci – 12.53 2009 Clinton Baxter – 12.23 2010 Bill Dooley - 13.14 Previous fastest VAFA times: Ben Southam Peninsula Pirates 2012 12.49.2 Alex Wood Peninsula Pirates 2012 13.13.6 Dan Morgan Fitzroy 2012 13.17.8 Nick Reinalda Fitzroy 2011 13.57.2Jonathon Byrt South Melbourne Districts 2011 14.02.4Jonathon Pintal Old Xaverians 2011 14.16.4

6. GO THE TAN location

7. The Cause: Who are One In a Million? • Many hands make light work.One In A Million, Australia’s rare disease alliance, amplifies the voices of three • dynamic, like-minded, and passionate rare disease charities. • All are striving shoulder to shoulder for a common goal – finding cures for their individual causes. Each beginning • from scratch, the alliance partners have risen to effect enormous progress and change in their respective areas. • In addition, they are now collaborating under one banner for a series of unique events across the nation, • forming a vibrant, formidable and game changing stable. • Together they divide the task and multiply the success - positively affecting the lives of thousands of Australians • that are fighting a rare disease – to ensure they feel like ‘One in A Million’ for the right reasons. • The three founding charities of the alliance are: • FARA: Fighting to end Friedreich Ataxia| Captain Courageous: Finding a cure for children suffering rare Bone Marrow Failure Diseases| The Unicorn Foundation: Seeking the cure for Neuroendocrine Cancers

8. GO THE TAN media partnership • Our Partnerships • One In A Million are proud to enjoy the mutual benefits associated with the following media and event partners:

9. Where to from here? • A great deal of heart and soul has gone into this event since it’s inception. We hope that in some way, you can join us on the journey to changing the lives of thousands. • We look forward to chatting to you about how your team might be involved this year. • Sincerely, • The Team at One In A Million.