6th Annual Centaur Subaru 10 Mile Tri
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2019
Registration is now open!
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The 6th Annual Centaur Subaru 10 Mile Tri is a short distance triathlon race presented by Repsol Sport Centre’s 3433 Sport Performance Centre to promote the sport of triathlon and provide opportunities for all Calgarians to experience a new sport, or achieve a new personal best time. Spectators are invited to come and cheer on their favourite racer.
If you are new to the sport of Triathlon or just eager to race, kick off your season with this event. This short race is perfect for anyone: swim 500 metres, bike 12.5 kilometres and run 3 kilometres. The swim is 20 laps of our 25m competition pool, the bike is on a stationary trainer or use one of our already set up Keiser bikes and the run is just 15 laps of the 200-metre indoor track.
NOTE: Participants using their own bike must bring a 700c road bike to use with the TACX Flow trainer.
Entry Fees
- Members – $50
- Individual – $55
- Team Relay – $90
Prize Categories
- Overall Male and Overall Female – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
- Juniors – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
- Teams – 1st, 2nd, 3rd
NEW Grassroots Offerings
- Youth ages 12 – 17 are welcome to try their first tri
- Learn2Tri – All January registered program participants receive a complimentary race entry.
Charitable Contribution
$10 from every registration fee will help to fund amateur athlete bursaries through The John Currie Amateur Sport Legacy Fund directed by Repsol Sport Centre.
TEAM RELAY DETAILS
Start time: 9:15am
A relay team may consist of 2 or 3 people. In the case that an athlete is doing 2 of the 3 sports please keep the timing chip on through transition.
Relay teams members must all be present at check-in and body-marking. Each team member will be body marked and the timing chip will be given to the swimmer.
The swimmer will complete the swim; exit the pool and run to GYM 1 (where the bikes are set up). The cyclist will be clipped in and the distance on the computer will read zero. The swimmer will pass the timing chip off to the cyclist. The cyclist is not required to wear the timing chip, but must have it on their person or on their bike. Following the 12.5km bike the cyclist will hand off the chip to the runner without dismounting the bike. The runner will secure the timing chip on their left ankle, run out of transition and up the stairs to complete their 3km run. Relay team members are encouraged to cheer their runner in the spectator zone of track 1 and at the finish line to celebrate the team effort.
If you are planning on attending both the 10 Mile Tri and Triathlon Together, below is a timeline of the events.
