Breakdown of costs

Below is a list of all the costs associated with WOC from the simple cost of a training map to the accreditation of a team member. 


The number in brackets is the number required of that item for the team, during WOC.

Mixed Sprint Relay Entry (1):   £180
Forest Relay Entry (2):             £180
Physio Support (7):                  £150
Accreditation (13):                    £100
Sprint Distance Entry (6):         £90
Long Distance Entry (6):           £75
Middle Distance Entry (6):        £75
Athlete Licence (13):                £75
Evening Meal for all (10):         £50
Lunch for all (10):                     £35
Breakfast for all (10):                £25
A day's car hire (40):                 £20
A Night's Rest (130):                 £20
Petrol to Long (6):                     £10
Petrol to Sprints (12):                £6
Training Maps (112):                 £5
Petrol to MSR (4):                     £3
Petrol to Middle (6):                   £2
Petrol to Relay (6):                    £2

Total ~£10,500

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