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Whaling City Triathlon :
Triathlon : Swim ¼ Mile, Bike 11 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles
  • Race Date: Saturday, July 24, 2010
  • Start Time: 8:00AM
  • Entry Fee:$75
  • Location:Fort Taber Park, New Bedford, MA
  • Address: Rodney French Blvd
  • City/State/Zip:New Bedford, Massachusetts 02740
  • Country: USA
2010 Whaling City Triathlon:
  • The Whaling City Triathlon is a sprint distance triathlon to be held on July 24, 2010 in New Bedford, MA.
  • With a population of approximately 100,000, the city of New Bedford is the world's most famous whaling era seaport and the number one fishing port in America.
  • Course Information:

    The swim will be 0.25 miles in Buzzards Bay. The swim is located on the east coast of the southern most tip of New Bedford, just north of the entrance to Fort Taber Park. After exiting the water, athletes will run 300-400 yards to transition inside Fort Taber Park. 

    The bike course will be 3 loops of a 3.7 mile course for a total distance of approximately 11.3 miles. Athletes will exit Fort Taber Park and head north on Rodney French Boulevard. They will then turn left on Cove Street followed by a left on West Rodney French Boulevard which brings athletes back towards Fort Taber Park. This loop will be completed three times. After the third loop athletes will return their bikes to transition inside Fort Taber Park. Approximately 10 miles of this bike course offers views of the water. 

    The run course is approximately 3.3 miles. Athletes will exit Fort Taber Park, go west (left) on the sidewalk of Rodney French Boulevard which then turns north on West Rodney French Boulevard. At about the 1.2 mile mark, athletes will come to a turnaround and then head south on West Rodney French Boulevard back towards Fort Taber Park. Athletes will re-enter Fort Taber Park at the far west entrance and run along the coastline of the park to the finish. The entire run is on sidewalks and walking paths.

    Directions:

    Clark's Point is found at the southern section of New Bedford and is bordered by Clark's Cove on the west and Buzzards Bay on the the south and east.

    Other Info:

    Clark's Point is home to Fort Taber Park and will serve as a fantastic setting for the Whaling City Triathlon. With the support of the town of New Bedford, the bike course will be closed to traffic and transition and parts of the run will be within the grounds of Fort Taber Park.

    2010 Results:

  • 2010 Results at: coolrunning.com
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