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Sunday, August 28th, 2016 is the Inaugural Dr. Dan Adair MD, Memorial Triathlon.
Dr. Adair was an Orthopedic Surgeon for Springfield Clinic and Founder of Memorial SportsCare. Race day includes both a Competitive and Non-Competitive triathlon. The non-competitive begins with a 100 yard swim, 6.1 mile bike and a 1.1. mile run and has a starting time of 8:00 a.m. The competitive race starts at 9:00 a.m. with a 400 yard swim, a 12 mile bike and finishes with a 5k (3.1 mile) run. The day will begin at 7:45am with the President and CEO of Memorial Health System, Ed Curtis and Dr. Mark Greatting, chairman of the board of Springfield Clinic and a member of the Springfield Clinic Orthopedic Group, providing a memoriam to Dr. Adair.
SWAG – Stuff We All Get
All racers will receive a gender specific custom race shirt, finisher medal, race number belt, bib with bike frame sticker and a race collectible. In addition, there will be on-course support, post race food and drinks and an award ceremony.
The final shirt order will be placed on Monday a.m. of race week. You can still register thru and on race day but no shirt is guaranteed. The on-line registration option will be turned off Wednesday of race week at midnight.
Awards
For the competitive race, overall awards will be given to the Top 3 men and women. In addition, awards will be given to the top 3 Overall Clydesdales (men over 220 lbs. and Athena women over 165 lbs.) and top 3 in each of the following age groups: male and female – 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89.
An Award Ceremony is scheduled to begin immediately after the conclusion of the 9:00 am race, approximately 10:15.
Fees
Non-Competitive –
Individuals: $35 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $40 from 7/09 thru race day.
Relays: $70 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $80 from 7/09 thru race day.
Competitive -
Individuals: $45 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $50 from 7/09 thru race day.
Relays: $90 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $100 from 7/09 thru race day.
Refund Policy
There are no refunds. A transfer to another Tri Harder event or next years’ event may be possible at the Race Director’s discretion when a valid, timely request is made by the participant.
Race Day Information
Packet Pick-Up
Friday, August 26th, 2016
4:00 - 7:00pm @ Memorial SportsCare inside the westside YMCA
4550 West Iles Ave.
Springfield, Il 62711
Race day packet pickup is from 6:00am – 7:30 am @ Memorial SportsCare inside the westside YMCA
Racers must show their PHOTO ID and if applicable their USAT membership card or pay the one-day USAT fee of $15. The youth fee is $10 and is for an annual USAT membership.
NO ID, NO USAT CARD, NO RACING, NO EXCEPTIONS. USAT POLICY
There will be signs posted for parking; follow the signs and volunteers’ directions.
A Mandatory Pre-Race meeting is scheduled 15 minutes before the start of each race (poolside 7:45 & 8:45am)
Race Identification
Packets will contain 2 separate race numbers.
The sticker number is to be attached to the bike frame. This number will be utilized for race identification and to allow the removal of your bike from the transition area.
The bib number should be pinned to your clothing or worn on a race number belt during the bike and run portion. It is mandatory on the run course.
Listening Devices
Based on USAT rules, no listening devices will be permitted on the course. While these may aid your training, they make you and others around you unsafe on race day. You will be disqualified if you choose to ignore this rule. Safety of everyone on the course is our #1 goal. Keep your tunes for training. NO EXCEPTIONS, NO DEBATES, NO REFUNDS.
FYI, if you are injured during the event, a listening device cancels any USAT insurance claim.
Timing Chips
Timing Chips will be distributed beginning Sunday at 7:00 am poolside for the first event. Once you get a chip, you cannot cross the timing mats near the pool. Be aware of this or you could mess up everyone’s times.
Volunteers will remove Timing Chips immediately after you cross the finish line. If your chip is not returned, you will be charged for it.
Race Day Street Closures
Railroad Street will be closed from Livingston St to NW Union St intersections. That stretch of Railroad St runs the length of the city pool.
Race Day Traffic Control
Monticello City Police and Piatt County Police will partner to control the busiest intersections on race day, including the intersection at the entrance to Allerton Park and the Monticello Country Club. Volunteers will help with traffic control for intersections that are less frequently used.
Course Notes
The bike course is largely open to traffic. All intersections will have traffic control with race marshals and/or police, but racers should pay attention to their surroundings and race accordingly. If in question, follow police directions; don’t trust the traffic.
The Bike turn-around is approximately half-way from the transition area; the road will be marked in advance of the turn-around.
The run course is mainly closed. It is closed once you are on the trail.
Please review both the bike and run course routes on the website map. You are expected to know the courses; it is not the responsibility of the volunteers or police.
Hydration/Restrooms
Water and Hammer Nutrition’s HEED will be available at the Start, in Transition, at the Finish and at the hydration stations.
Restrooms are located in the Pool area. There are no on-course facilities due to the relatively short distances.
First Aid/Medical
Medical personnel will be at the Start/Finish and on course. Ambulance and Police departments can be reached at 911.
Food & Refreshments
Racers will receive pizza, fruit, cookies and drinks after their race. Please show bib for lunch. All volunteers will receive a lunch but must wear their volunteer shirt to receive.
Fluids will be available at several locations on site, but we request that only racers and volunteers consume these drinks.
Please review the SITE MAPS which will be located around the aquatic center for racer and spectator movement patterns and site orientation. Maps are also available on the website.
Course Marking
The course will be marked with yellow paint directional arrows on the road and volunteers will be on course.
There will be directional arrows and/or signs when course changes occur. Volunteers will be on the course for guidance.
Orange paint on street means rough spot. Pay attention for the Orange paint.
Finish & Transition Area
All bikes must have bar end plugs. If you need bar end plugs, please see the bike mechanics near transition. All racers must wear a CPSC approved helmet which must be fastened before leaving transition & during the bike. Not having a helmet is cause for disqualification. Racers cannot ride their bike in transition; racers must exit the transition and wait to mount their bikes at the “Mount/Dismount” line.
UPON RACE COMPLETION, NO BIKE OR GEAR CAN BE REMOVED FROM TRANSITION WITHOUT PROPER IDENTIFICATION/RACE NUMBERS. NO EXCEPTIONS. FRAME STICKER MUST MATCH BODY MARKING AND BIB NUMBER.
Security will be provided from 7:00 am until 11:00am. No one except racers are allowed in transition area; this is for everyone’s safety and security. Hassling the entrance and exit volunteers is immediate disqualification – Thank a volunteer, do not hassle a volunteer.
All racers are required to read and understand the USAT and equipment waivers. Both must be signed, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Sunday, August 28th, 2016 is the Inaugural Dr. Dan Adair MD, Memorial Triathlon.
Dr. Adair was an Orthopedic Surgeon for Springfield Clinic and Founder of Memorial SportsCare. Race day includes both a Competitive and Non-Competitive triathlon. The non-competitive begins with a 100 yard swim, 6.1 mile bike and a 1.1. mile run and has a starting time of 8:00 a.m. The competitive race starts at 9:00 a.m. with a 400 yard swim, a 12 mile bike and finishes with a 5k (3.1 mile) run. The day will begin at 7:45am with the President and CEO of Memorial Health System, Ed Curtis and Dr. Mark Greatting, chairman of the board of Springfield Clinic and a member of the Springfield Clinic Orthopedic Group, providing a memoriam to Dr. Adair.
SWAG – Stuff We All Get
All racers will receive a gender specific custom race shirt, finisher medal, race number belt, bib with bike frame sticker and a race collectible. In addition, there will be on-course support, post race food and drinks and an award ceremony.
The final shirt order will be placed on Monday a.m. of race week. You can still register thru and on race day but no shirt is guaranteed. The on-line registration option will be turned off Wednesday of race week at midnight.
Awards
For the competitive race, overall awards will be given to the Top 3 men and women. In addition, awards will be given to the top 3 Overall Clydesdales (men over 220 lbs. and Athena women over 165 lbs.) and top 3 in each of the following age groups: male and female – 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89.
An Award Ceremony is scheduled to begin immediately after the conclusion of the 9:00 am race, approximately 10:15.
Fees
Non-Competitive –
Individuals: $35 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $40 from 7/09 thru race day.
Relays: $70 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $80 from 7/09 thru race day.
Competitive -
Individuals: $45 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $50 from 7/09 thru race day.
Relays: $90 thru midnight on 7/08/2016; $100 from 7/09 thru race day.
Refund Policy
There are no refunds. A transfer to another Tri Harder event or next years’ event may be possible at the Race Director’s discretion when a valid, timely request is made by the participant.
Race Day Information
Packet Pick-Up
Friday, August 26th, 2016
4:00 - 7:00pm @ Memorial SportsCare inside the westside YMCA
4550 West Iles Ave.
Springfield, Il 62711
Race day packet pickup is from 6:00am – 7:30 am @ Memorial SportsCare inside the westside YMCA
Racers must show their PHOTO ID and if applicable their USAT membership card or pay the one-day USAT fee of $15. The youth fee is $10 and is for an annual USAT membership.
NO ID, NO USAT CARD, NO RACING, NO EXCEPTIONS. USAT POLICY
There will be signs posted for parking; follow the signs and volunteers’ directions.
A Mandatory Pre-Race meeting is scheduled 15 minutes before the start of each race (poolside 7:45 & 8:45am)
Race Identification
Packets will contain 2 separate race numbers.
The sticker number is to be attached to the bike frame. This number will be utilized for race identification and to allow the removal of your bike from the transition area.
The bib number should be pinned to your clothing or worn on a race number belt during the bike and run portion. It is mandatory on the run course.
Listening Devices
Based on USAT rules, no listening devices will be permitted on the course. While these may aid your training, they make you and others around you unsafe on race day. You will be disqualified if you choose to ignore this rule. Safety of everyone on the course is our #1 goal. Keep your tunes for training. NO EXCEPTIONS, NO DEBATES, NO REFUNDS.
FYI, if you are injured during the event, a listening device cancels any USAT insurance claim.
Timing Chips
Timing Chips will be distributed beginning Sunday at 7:00 am poolside for the first event. Once you get a chip, you cannot cross the timing mats near the pool. Be aware of this or you could mess up everyone’s times.
Volunteers will remove Timing Chips immediately after you cross the finish line. If your chip is not returned, you will be charged for it.
Race Day Street Closures
Railroad Street will be closed from Livingston St to NW Union St intersections. That stretch of Railroad St runs the length of the city pool.
Race Day Traffic Control
Monticello City Police and Piatt County Police will partner to control the busiest intersections on race day, including the intersection at the entrance to Allerton Park and the Monticello Country Club. Volunteers will help with traffic control for intersections that are less frequently used.
Course Notes
The bike course is largely open to traffic. All intersections will have traffic control with race marshals and/or police, but racers should pay attention to their surroundings and race accordingly. If in question, follow police directions; don’t trust the traffic.
The Bike turn-around is approximately half-way from the transition area; the road will be marked in advance of the turn-around.
The run course is mainly closed. It is closed once you are on the trail.
Please review both the bike and run course routes on the website map. You are expected to know the courses; it is not the responsibility of the volunteers or police.
Hydration/Restrooms
Water and Hammer Nutrition’s HEED will be available at the Start, in Transition, at the Finish and at the hydration stations.
Restrooms are located in the Pool area. There are no on-course facilities due to the relatively short distances.
First Aid/Medical
Medical personnel will be at the Start/Finish and on course. Ambulance and Police departments can be reached at 911.
Food & Refreshments
Racers will receive pizza, fruit, cookies and drinks after their race. Please show bib for lunch. All volunteers will receive a lunch but must wear their volunteer shirt to receive.
Fluids will be available at several locations on site, but we request that only racers and volunteers consume these drinks.
Please review the SITE MAPS which will be located around the aquatic center for racer and spectator movement patterns and site orientation. Maps are also available on the website.
Course Marking
The course will be marked with yellow paint directional arrows on the road and volunteers will be on course.
There will be directional arrows and/or signs when course changes occur. Volunteers will be on the course for guidance.
Orange paint on street means rough spot. Pay attention for the Orange paint.
Finish & Transition Area
All bikes must have bar end plugs. If you need bar end plugs, please see the bike mechanics near transition. All racers must wear a CPSC approved helmet which must be fastened before leaving transition & during the bike. Not having a helmet is cause for disqualification. Racers cannot ride their bike in transition; racers must exit the transition and wait to mount their bikes at the “Mount/Dismount” line.
UPON RACE COMPLETION, NO BIKE OR GEAR CAN BE REMOVED FROM TRANSITION WITHOUT PROPER IDENTIFICATION/RACE NUMBERS. NO EXCEPTIONS. FRAME STICKER MUST MATCH BODY MARKING AND BIB NUMBER.
Security will be provided from 7:00 am until 11:00am. No one except racers are allowed in transition area; this is for everyone’s safety and security. Hassling the entrance and exit volunteers is immediate disqualification – Thank a volunteer, do not hassle a volunteer.
All racers are required to read and understand the USAT and equipment waivers. Both must be signed, NO EXCEPTIONS.
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