Distances: 2.3mi run / 20k bike / 5k run Start Time: The Duathlon will start at approximately the same time as the 1st wave of the Sprint Triathlon. The exact start time will be determined and announced during race weekend. Race Cut-off Time: 11:30AM. Transition Area will be broken down starting at 12:00 PM. Divisions: Sprint Distance - Individual USAT rules are posted on the USAT Website.
First Run (Start) The first run will take place around Lake Andrea on the running path. The start line will be at the finish line, running the course reversed. ALL athletes MUST report to the first run start 15 minutes prior to their scheduled wave start. The Sprint Duathlon course winds counter-clockwise around Lake Andrea, with entry to transition on the south side of the transition area. There will be no aid stations available on the first run course. Transition The transition area is east of the swim start/finish. Bikes MUST be WALKED in the transition area. Mount and dismount lines are outside the transition area. Bikes MAY NOT be removed from the transition until the last bike has completed the bike course and exited the transition area for the start of the run. Anyone removing a bike from transition before the announcement is made to remove bikes will be automatically disqualified. Bike Route The bike course is on gently rolling Village roads with minimal turns. The road surface is a mix of asphalt and concrete. A combination of course marshals and police are stationed throughout the course and at all turns. Each turn is marked with brightly colored duct tape. Bikers are required to wear an approved, strapped helmet and earphones are not allowed. All bikes are required to display a bike number. Run Route: 5K Run The run course is flat and fast. The Sprint Duathlon course winds around Lake Andrea, and includes an out-and-back section on Park Drive. Finish Line The Finish line is located inside Prairie Springs Park, on the east side of Lake Andrea, along the lakefront path. Race Hydration and Panera Bread will be provided to athletes. Aid Stations Aid stations are available 2 times on the Sprint course.
Maps are subject to change pending permits.
All participants receive a finisher medal. Overall awards 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be awarded to men and women. Overall awards will also be given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd relay teams. Age group awards 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be awarded for each age group, men and women. Age group awards for our duathletes are as follows: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and up. Special award categories 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be awarded to men in the Clydesdale category (men over 220 lbs) and women in the Athena category (women over 165 lbs). Pleasant Prairie Triathlon is a qualifying race for USAT Age Group Nationals.