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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
NOTE: All special events take
place in the Sunriver Athlete Village unless noted otherwise.
| OLYMPIC
TRIATHLON & DUATHLON |
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6:00
a.m.
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Bike-to-Run
(T2) Transition Open (Three Rivers Elementary
School)
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6:00
a.m.
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Body
marking at Bike/Run (T2) Transition begins
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6:30
a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
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Buses
leave from Bike/Run Transition (T2) to transport
participants and spectators to Gull Point
(T1)
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6:00
a.m.
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Swim-to-Bike
Transition (T1) opens
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8:40
a.m.
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All
Triathletes/Duathletes must be checked in
at the lake
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8:45
a.m.
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Pre-race
briefing at the swim start
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9:00
a.m.
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Start
of Olympic Tri & Du
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10:15
a.m.
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Buses
leave Gull Point to return spectators and
support people back to the Bike/Run Transition
at Three Rivers Elementary School/Sunriver
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10:10
a.m.
(approx
time)
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First
bike back to Bike/Run Transition
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10:50
a.m.
(approx
time)
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First
Olympic Duathlete crosses the finish line
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11:10
a.m.
(approx
time)
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First
Olympic Triathlete crosses the finish line
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12:00
Noon
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Awards
Ceremony – Olympic Triathlon & Duathlon
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1:00
p.m.
(approx
time)
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Last
Olympic Triathlete crosses the finish line
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2:30
p.m.
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Bike/Run
Transition (T2) closes
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WETSUIT
RENTAL
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our sponsors at AthletesLounge.
While wetsuits are not mandatory, they are recommended.
A wetsuit will keep you comfortable in the water via
increased buoyancy and warmth. Quantities are limited,
so CLICK
HERE to reserve yours in advance or call them
directly at 503-922-0805
PRE-RACE
PREPARATION
- Be
sure your bike is in good working condition. Bike
Tech will be on-site at packet pickup on Friday and
at T1 starting at 7:00 a.m. race day.
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Be sure to keep yourself well
hydrated.
- Pick
up your packet and Timing Chip on Friday, between
the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. or on Saturday, from
1:00pm to 5:00pm in the Athlete Village (the official
finish area).
- Make
sure all your personal property is clearly marked
with your race bib number and name (including your
bag that will be provided at packet pickup).
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It is encouraged that all athletes
take the bus to the lake.
Buses will be available to
transport participants to the lake from the bike/run
transition (Three Rivers Elementary School) beginning
at 6:30 a.m. race morning, and leaving every 15 minutes
up till 8:00 a.m. Participants (and spectators) must
pre-register with prefered departure times in order
to secure a seat on a bus ($10.00
per bus ticket). Signage will also be on the
road to direct participants to the lake if they still
choose to drive themselves. The ride is approximately
25 miles.
- Pin
your bib number on a garment/race belt you will be
wearing during the run. The bib must be placed on
the front side of your body and be clearly visible
as you cross the finish line.
- Set
up your running equipment at the bike/run (T2) transition
located on the soccer field at the Three Rivers Elementary
School in the Sunriver Business Park on race day morning
prior to departing for the lake.
- Place
your bike number (found in your packet) on your bike
prior to bringing to the transition zone (T1) at the
lake.
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Be sure that you have handlebar plugs secured. If
you need them see Bike
Tech.
For your own safety, having the ends of your handlebars
plugged is a requirement. You may receive a time penalty
for failing to respect this rule.
- Check-in
at the bike/run (T2) transition no later than 7:30
a.m. If you are taking the bus to the lake.
- Check-in
at the participant check-in area at the lake no later
than 8:40 a.m. to get your body marked.
- Fill
at least two water bottles and secure them on your
bike.
- Take
your racing accessories and check in with the appropriate
official at the transition area. (Only competitors
with wrist band and race number are allowed in the
transition areas - no family members or friends).
- Find
your pre-assigned bike rack. Each athlete gets 3 ft
of space at the bike rack (5 spots per side, and first
to arrive gets first choice).
- Prior
to the swim start all participants must have their
Timing Chip securely fastened to their ankle to be
worn throughout the duration of the event. It is
appropriate to wear it under your wet suit. ALWAYS
lift up on the strap clasp to be sure it is closed
properly. You should not be able to open the clasp
once it is closed. If you can open it you have not
put it on properly and you will probably loose it
during the race. When put on properly it will need
to be cut off at the end of the race. Also, leave
some slack in the band to help avoid chaffing (place
the end of your small finger under the band prior
to snapping it closed to provide an adequate amount
of slack).
Neoprene straps will be available for purchase from
the Pacific Crest Merchandise Tent.
TEAMS:
Each team member must have their own Timing Chip (teams
please remember to turn in your Chip at the "team
tag" locations within each transition zone).
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Make sure your body has been properly marked prior
to the start of the race (Your race number on your
left calf and your division code on your right calf)
- Report
to the starting area at least 15 minutes prior to
race start.
- Listen
carefully to all pre-race instructions.
- Once
the race has started, be careful and considerate of
volunteers, spectators,
and fellow competitors.
- REMEMBER
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the roads are NOT closed to vehicle
traffic, so ride defensively and always stay to the
outside of the road at the fog line if not passing.
This will allow ease of any traffic to pass by quickly
and easily.
POST
RACE NOTES
- At
the completion of your race turn in your assigned
Timing Chip at the finish line to the officials (TEAMS:
swimmers only turn in their Timing Chips at the "team
tag" area within T1, cyclists only turn in their
Timing Chips at the "team tag" area within
T2). Participants will be
charged $30 for any unreturned Timing Chips.
- Move
through the finish area in an orderly manner.
- If
you need medical assistance, ask a finish line official
to lead you to the medical area located immediately
inside the Athlete tent to the left at the finish
line.
- Drink
the necessary fluids to maintain body equilibrium.
If it is unusually humid or warm, be sure to drink
lots of water before, after and during the race.
- To
collect your bicycle and racing gear, go to the transition
area (T2) with your bib number and wristband. No one
will be allowed in the transition area unless they
have a race bib number or wristband. Remember, we
identify your equipment using your bib number. The
transition area will be staffed with security officials.
- T2
will close at 2:30 p.m. Competitors must remove all
their gear (including their bags that were returned
from T1) prior to 2:30 p.m.
- If
you discontinue the race, please notify an official
on the course or at the finish line and return your
Timing Chip to the finish line.
- In
the case of reported race violations; decisions by
the race officials are final and binding.
YOUR
RACE PACKET
Packet pickup will be held
on Friday, from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and on Saturday,
from 1:00
p.m. until 5:00
p.m. in the Athlete Village (official
finish line). There will be no day of race registration/packet
pickup.
RACE BIB NUMBER
Place your bib number on a piece of clothing that
will be worn during the run portion of the event.
Your bib number must be visible on your front side
while on the run course and when you come across
the finish line. Once again, this number should
be written on all personal items that will be used
during the event for identification purposes.
WRISTBAND
All triathletes and duathletes will receive a wristband
at packet pick-up, which should be worn at all times.
This band will identify you as a race participant
and will assure that you receive: pre-race pasta
dinner, post race dinner and admission to transition
areas.
BIKE & HELMET NUMBERS
Each participant will receive a bike and helmet
number that corresponds to his or her assigned race
number. Please place the bike number on your bike
prior to checking it in at the Lake, and place the
helmet number on the front of your helmet prior
to the start of the race.
PLASTIC BAG
Each participant will receive one plastic bag with
draw strings and labeled with their assigned bib
number. Use this for the swim-to-bike transition
area (T1). All participants are responsible for
placing their personal items into their pre-marked
bag and tying it prior to leaving the transition
area (T1) during the race. The bags at the swim/bike
transition (T1) will be transported to the finish
line in the parking lot opposite the Bank of the
Cascades. It is very important that all personal
items are marked with your race number for identification
purposes. Any items not in your bag or that fall
out if the bag is not tied properly can be collected
at lost & found in the Athlete Village.
SWIM CAPS
Swim caps will be provided based on individual wave
starts and must be worn during the swim. VERY
IMPORTANT! Swim cap colors only identify
an athlete to the race start official as possibly
being in the wrong wave. Waves are set by gender
and age division, not by cap color. Human
error can result in the incorrect cap color being
placed in your packet. Therefore always listen
for your gender, age group or special division (i.e.
clydesdales) before entering the water. Your correct
finish time is dependant on you going in your assigned
wave and Timing Systems use age & genders, not
cap colors.
COMMEMORATIVE MERCHANDISE
Each participant will receive a Pacific Crest commemorative
T-shirt. Other commemorative merchandise can be purchased
at packet pickup and at the finish line
TRANSPORTATION
EQUIPMENT
TO THE LAKE
Participants are responsible for transporting their
own bike and equipment to the lake prior to the start
of the race. Security will be at the lake starting
at 12:00 noon on Saturday. All bikes/gear left overnight
at T1 will be guarded, under lights by security personnel.
NOTE! Due to very
limited parking it is recommended that all participants
bring their bikes to T1 on Friday and take the shuttle
bus to the lake the next morning. This will also allow
you to preview the bike course. You may take a direct
route to the lake (approximately 25 miles), then return
to Sunriver along the bike route (28 miles).
BIKE SHUTTLE
TO T-1/SWIM-BIKE TRANSITION
Have your bike transported
to T-1/Swim-Bike Transition (Gull Point/Wickiup Reservoir)
from registration in Sunriver, eliminating the need
to travel to the lake prior to the race. Bring your
bike to the Cog Wild Shuttle booth at the Athlete
Village after picking up your packet and putting your
number on your bike. COG WILD will safely transport
your bike to T-1 for $10.00 per bike where it will
be placed at your transition space.

Bike transport for Saturday racers is Friday from
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Bike transport for Sunday racers
is Saturday from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. There will
also be a Saturday morning shuttle from Bend for Sunday
racers.
Register on-line CLICK
HERE. Shuttling without pre-confirming can
be done by brining your bike to the booth Friday or
Saturday. The Bend shuttle is pre-register only. If
you need more information about the service, email:
info@cogwild.com
BUS
TRANSPORTATION TO THE LAKE -
Participants
(and spectators) must pre-register with prefered departure
times in order to secure a seat on a bus ($10.00 per
bus ticket). Buses
will depart from the bike/run transition (T2) located
at Three Rivers Elementary School in the Sunriver
Business Park. The first bus will leave at 6:30 a.m.
with an approximate arrival time of 7:05 a.m., and
the last bus will leave at 8:00 a.m. with an approximate
arrival time of 8:35 a.m. Buses will also transport
spectators with a pre-purchased bus passes to and
from the lake. The return bus will leave at approximately
10:15 a.m. from Gull Point, with a return to the Bike/Run
Transition at Three Rivers Elementary School in Sunriver.
IMPORTANT: If
you (and family and/or friends) are taking the bus
to the lake, please reserve your bus space when you
register for the race. There is limited space, with
a first come, first serve policy.
Sunday Bus Tickets
- CLICK
HERE
PARKING
AT THE LAKE
Parking is VERY LIMITED at the swim
start at Gull Point on Wickiup Reservoir. There will
be ABSOLUTELY
NO PARKING on
FS Road 4260, the road that the cyclists depart on
or within the FS Campgrounds unless you are a paying
guest there. Disobeying this rule will result in the
USFS revoking the permit for this race. We highly
encourage all athletes to bring their bike out to
the swim-bike transition (T1) on Friday between the
hours of 12 noon and 9:00 p.m. There it will be put
under lights and guarded by security officials until
you begin your bike ride the next morning. You can
then comfortably take the bus from the run-bike transition
(T2) at the Three Rivers Elementary School to the
lake. Spectators are also highly encouraged to take
the bus. Vehicles are not permitted to follow the
cyclists on the bike course for safety reasons. Please
respect this rule and give the athletes a break. Spectators
will be returned to T2 on the same buses and will
return prior to the first bike reaching the bike-run
transition zone. If you must drive out to the lake
there is very limited parking on a gravel road just
east (about 100 yards) of the entrance to the Gull
Point boat ramp. Race Officials will direct you to
this parking area. There is ABSOLUTELY
NO PARKING
on the north side of this road so that a proper
Fire Lane is maintained. Please comply with this arrangement.
Our maintaining the permit for this event WILL DEPEND
ON YOUR COOPERATION.
GUESTS
Non-Participant Bus Passes and
Meal Tickets
· Bus Passes (must be
pre-purchased within the athletes entry form) prior
to race weekend- $10.00 ppr
· Friday Night Dinner - $8.00 ppr, ($3.00 kids under
12) - can be purchased at the door. Note!
The Friday Night Dinner must
also be purchased by the athletes as it is not
included in your entry fee.
· Saturday Night Dinner - $10.00
ppr ($4.00 kids under 12) - can be purchased at the
door. Note!
The Saturday Night Dinner must
also be purchased by the athletes as it is not
included in your entry fee.
LOST AND FOUND
Any equipment that is unmarked will be returned to the
finish line and handled by lost and found officials
for participants to claim. Please come to the event
with all personal belongings marked with your name and/or
race number.
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers, including spouses and other family members
of participants, or athletes that are unable to participate
are welcome and encouraged to help with the race. We
need good volunteers to maintain the quality and safety
of this event. If you are interested in being involved
in this way, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator,
Joy Mosier at (541) 390-2821 or email: pcvolunteers@racecenter.com.
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