Name: Socorro Chile Harvest Triathlon
Start: 2012-08-04
Location: Socorro City Pool

Socorro Chile Harvest Triathlon

Events

Socorro Chile Harvest Triathlon :
Triathlon : Swim ¼ Mile, Bike 12.4 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles

Race Date: Saturday, August 4, 2012
Start Time: 7:00 AM
Entry Fee:$45 Solo
$20 U23
$75 Relay
Additional $10 late fee per person after May 1
Add $20 on July 28
Location:Socorro City Pool
Address: 1004 El Camino Real
City/State/Zip:Socorror, New Mexico 87801
Country: USA

Registration Website:
Race Website http://www.chileharvesttri.com...
Email: [email protected]

NM's longest running race - a definite NM tradition!

Sprint Triathlon Each racer must provide the time that they expect to take to finish the 400-meter swim. The start order will be assigned according to the seed times, with the fastest seed going first. The start order is also subject to the judgement of the Race Committee, and may be based on past performance.

The order will be posted at packet pickup on August 5. Swimmers will be started approximately every five to fifteen seconds. The starters will use their best judgement in the spacing of swimmers.

Course Information:

Sprint-Distance Race [Overview Map] [Transition Area Map]

Swim: The swim is 400 meters (8 lengths of the pool). Swimmers will enter at the southeast-most lane of the pool, swim one length (50 meters), and move to the next lane. Swimmers must stay on the right and pass on the left. [Leg Map] [GPX]

Bike: The bike is 20K in length with 2 turnaround points. It starts at the intersection of Bullock and El Camino Real, exiting the transition area, next to the pool. It proceeds west on Bullock, turns around the New Mexico Tech campus on Olive, turns west on the golf course road, and then north on the Escondida road to the first turnaround point at the I-25 underpass. The course returns to the EMRTC building, where it turns west for approximately 2 miles to the second turnaround point. The return course goes directly to the transition area. [Overview Map] [Elevation] [GPX]

Run: The run is a 5K course, with 1 turnaround. Starting at the transition area, near the intersection of Bullock and El Camino Real, it proceeds north on El Camino Real for a little less than a mile, where it turns west (left) onto Newberry Road for an out-and-back leg, returning east back to El Camino Real. After turning south along El Camino Real, it continues south to Coulson where it turns and heads west until Avenida Ladera. The course turns southward on Ladera and then prompty turns back to the east on Loma Encantada. It follows Loma Encatada until it turns south once it reaches El Camino Real. It then heads south until the finish at the transition area. [Overview Map] [Elevation] [GPX]

Directions:

Socorro is 70 miles south of Albuquerque on I-25.

The race starts and ends at the Socorro City Pool.

To get there, take I-25 to Exit 150 (California St.).

Take the first right past the first stoplight (Francisco de Avondo), and park in the parking lot of Parkview Elementary School, on the north side of the street from Sedillo Park.

The Socorro City Pool is at the southwest corner of Sedillo Park.

Other Info:

Awards will be given to the top three overall finishers in the sprint triathlon, male and female. In addition, the top three finishers in each of the following categories, male and female, will receive awards (there will be no duplication of awards):

Pro/Elite: USAT Elite or other NGB Elite only. (sorry, no prize money)
Age Groups (Sprint Triathlon): 14-under, 15-17, 18-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+.
Clydesdale: Male 200lb and over.
Athena: Female 150lb and over.
Relay Teams: Male, Female, and Coed.

An awards ceremony will follow the conclusion of the sprint triathlon, at approximately 9:30AM.

Relay teams having two members will be judged in the same category as relays with three members.

Previous Results:

2011 Results at chasing3.com: Overall / Age Group / Youth Race
2010 Results at: ccrtiming.com
2000-2010 Results at: TriFind.com
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NM's longest running race - a definite NM tradition!

Sprint Triathlon Each racer must provide the time that they expect to take to finish the 400-meter swim. The start order will be assigned according to the seed times, with the fastest seed going first. The start order is also subject to the judgement of the Race Committee, and may be based on past performance.

The order will be posted at packet pickup on August 5. Swimmers will be started approximately every five to fifteen seconds. The starters will use their best judgement in the spacing of swimmers.

Course Information:

Sprint-Distance Race [Overview Map] [Transition Area Map]

Swim: The swim is 400 meters (8 lengths of the pool). Swimmers will enter at the southeast-most lane of the pool, swim one length (50 meters), and move to the next lane. Swimmers must stay on the right and pass on the left. [Leg Map] [GPX]

Bike: The bike is 20K in length with 2 turnaround points. It starts at the intersection of Bullock and El Camino Real, exiting the transition area, next to the pool. It proceeds west on Bullock, turns around the New Mexico Tech campus on Olive, turns west on the golf course road, and then north on the Escondida road to the first turnaround point at the I-25 underpass. The course returns to the EMRTC building, where it turns west for approximately 2 miles to the second turnaround point. The return course goes directly to the transition area. [Overview Map] [Elevation] [GPX]

Run: The run is a 5K course, with 1 turnaround. Starting at the transition area, near the intersection of Bullock and El Camino Real, it proceeds north on El Camino Real for a little less than a mile, where it turns west (left) onto Newberry Road for an out-and-back leg, returning east back to El Camino Real. After turning south along El Camino Real, it continues south to Coulson where it turns and heads west until Avenida Ladera. The course turns southward on Ladera and then prompty turns back to the east on Loma Encantada. It follows Loma Encatada until it turns south once it reaches El Camino Real. It then heads south until the finish at the transition area. [Overview Map] [Elevation] [GPX]

Directions:

Socorro is 70 miles south of Albuquerque on I-25.
The race starts and ends at the Socorro City Pool.
To get there, take I-25 to Exit 150 (California St.).
Take the first right past the first stoplight (Francisco de Avondo), and park in the parking lot of Parkview Elementary School, on the north side of the street from Sedillo Park.
The Socorro City Pool is at the southwest corner of Sedillo Park.

Other Info:

Awards will be given to the top three overall finishers in the sprint triathlon, male and female. In addition, the top three finishers in each of the following categories, male and female, will receive awards (there will be no duplication of awards):
- Pro/Elite: USAT Elite or other NGB Elite only. (sorry, no prize money)
- Age Groups (Sprint Triathlon): 14-under, 15-17, 18-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+.
- Clydesdale: Male 200lb and over.
- Athena: Female 150lb and over.
- Relay Teams: Male, Female, and Coed.
An awards ceremony will follow the conclusion of the sprint triathlon, at approximately 9:30AM.

Relay teams having two members will be judged in the same category as relays with three members.

Previous Results:

- 2011 Results at chasing3.com: Overall / Age Group / Youth Race
- 2010 Results at: ccrtiming.com
- 2000-2010 Results at: TriFind.com
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Previous Results:

- 2011 Results at chasing3.com: Overall / Age Group / Youth Race
- 2010 Results at: ccrtiming.com
- 2000-2010 Results at: TriFind.com
  -

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