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| 2008 Lake Stevens Ironman 70.3 Triathlon (Field Limit 1,500) |
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Date: Sunday, July 6, 2008 - Lake Stevens Ironman 70.3 Triathlon
Start Time: 6:30am Sharp!
Location: Lake Stevens, Washington 1812 Main Street, Lake Stevens 98258
Average Weather Conditions:
Average High 80F Average Low 55F
Entry Fees
Ironman 70.3 Triathlon Individual
$175.00 Until January 1, 2008
$205.00 January 2 - June 1, 2008
$255.00 June 2 - Expo Registration
Ironman 70.3 Triathlon Relay Team
$180.00 Until January 1, 2008
$230.00 January 2 - June 1, 2008
$280.00 June 2 - Expo Registration
Online Registration will close on June 29th, 2008! The Lake Stevens Ironman 70.3 Triathlon has a 8 Hour Time Limit that will be strictly enforced!
General Information
For expo or sponsorship opportunities concerning the 2008 Lake Stevens Ironman 70.3 Triathlon please contact Bill Burke at Premier Event Management at 866-454-6561.
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| 2008 Start Lists by Name and Age |
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May not include recent mail-in entries.Race age is calculated according to USAT rules, which states that race age is equal to age as of Dec 31st 2008. The start list will be updated every two weeks.
If you don't see your name or have a question, you can contact ashleypemusa@yahoo.com.
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| Rent a Wetsuit |
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Don't want to pay for a wetsuit but want to ensure the faster swim time? Rent a wetsuit instead! Check out wetsuitrental.com today.
Increased speed, warmth, and safety are but a few of the advantages of wearing a made-for-triathlon wetsuit in an open water swim. Triathlon wetsuits are designed for maximum buoyancy and total range of motion in the arms. Wetsuits' biggest advantage is that they keep you warm -- so warm that there are regulations at most triathlons that wetsuits can't be worn if the water temperature is greater than a certain level. Many triathlons would not happen at the time of year they do if it weren't for the wetsuits which athletes use.
Because of the wetsuits, you'll now find triathlons being offered with water temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. A third advantage of wearing a wetsuit is added safety. With a wetsuit, the risk of hypothermia is greatly reduced. With the added buoyancy, it is nearly impossible to sink. While wearing a triathlon type wetsuit in open water, stop moving your hands and feet and you'll float upright with the water at about neck/chin. Amazing! www.wetsuitrental.com.
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