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RACE INFORMATION
The Basics
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Chip timing
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Scenic course
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Great lake for the swim
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Friendly volunteers
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Well organized
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Cool t-shirt
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Spend the day, or the weekend, on the Island
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Great first (or fourteenth) triathlon
The Course(s)
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To view the whole triathlon course on one map,
click here.
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SWIM COURSE -- start with a half mile swim in
GOSS LAKE on South Whidbey Island
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The
swim is one lap of the lake on a triangular course
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The
lake is clean and clear and free of both motorized boat traffic AND algae!
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Kayaks will be in the water to patrol the course
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EMTs and police will be at the lake to handle any safety emergencies
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BIKE COURSE -- leaving Goss Lake on your bike, you'll ride 19.5 miles on paved county
roads
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The bike course is
two loops of a roughly 8-mile course, then a 3 mile final section to get you
to T2
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The
course is hilly with views of Saratoga Passage and the North
Cascades
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Volunteers will be present to control traffic and direct you through all
intersections
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RUN COURSE -- the last leg is a 3.8-mile run,
first on trails at South Whidbey Community Park,
then on
paved county roads
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NOTE: this triathlon course has two different transition areas, several miles
apart.
The Schedule
Awards
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Overall awards to the top 3 male and female finishers in the following
divisions
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Open
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Orca ladies (optional for female >150lbs, however, you must register in this
category if you want to race in this category)
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Orca gentlemen (optional for male >200lbs, however you must register in this
category if you want to race in this category)
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Age
group medals in 5-year age groups
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19
and under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64,
65-69, 70 and over
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Medals to the top 3 in each age group
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Team awards for the 1st place Male, Female, and Mixed teams in each of four
age categories
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Combined age <99 Male, Female, and
Mixed
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Combined age 99-149 Male, Female, and
Mixed
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Combined age
149-200 Male, Female, and Mixed
Combined age 200+ Male, Female, and Mixed
Questions?
Email us.
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