Name: Rangeley Oquossoc Mountain Pursuit Triathlon (ROMP) ~ Results
Start: 2009-09-05
Location: Rangeley Town Park

Rangeley Oquossoc Mountain Pursuit Triathlon (ROMP) ~ Results

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The Saddleback ROMP Triathlon :
Triathlon : Swim ½ mile, Bike 22 miles, Run 4.5 miles

Race Date: Saturday, September 5, 2009
Location:Rangeley Town Park
City/State/Zip:Rangeley, Maine 04970
Country: USA

Race Website http://www.xcskirangeley.com/

Course Information:

Swim - 1/2 mile

Starting from Rangeley Town Park, this 1/2 mile swim is a triangular counter-clockwise course in Rangeley Lake.

Water temperatures will be in the mid 60s so wetsuits are highly recommended.

Race management has the right to require wetsuits if deemed necessary. Contact Peak Performance Multisport for information about renting wetsuits.

It is recommended that you have experience in open-ocean swimming conditions.

There will be on-water safety during the race. Race management reserves the right to change or eliminate the swim if deemed unsafe. - - - Bike - 22 miles

Challenge yourself against the great Western Mountains of Maine!

The ROMP offers an incredible bike course that will push your limits, but reward you with amazing vistas.

The first transition will take place on the Town Park fields. Exit left out of the park, and head on route 4 toward Oquossoc.

After the turnaround, go right on Mingo Road, then right back onto Route 4, followed by left on Dallas Hill Road. This will lead you up to the Rangeley Lakes Trail Center (RLTC) yurt, where the second transition will take place.

This is a challenging bike course, with a number of long climbs and technical descents. - - - Run - 4.5 miles

The point to point run is entirely on the Rangeley Lakes Trail System. Athletes will enter the trail from the RLTC lot (T2) and head toward Saddleback Mountain.

The last mile of the run features a very challenging climb up to the Base Lodge, but also provides some incredible views of Rangeley Lake.

Please note: The ROMP run has some fairly technical parts of the trail (roots, rocks, etc), so it is important that you have some experience with this type of terrain. We recommend that you spend part of your training on trails, in order to develop a comfort on them. - - -

For more information including course maps, schedule of events,lodging information, and much more please visit www.tri-maine.com - - -

2009 Results:

2009 Results at xcskirangeley.com:

2009 Triathlon Results: Overall / Division - .pdf files

2009 Aquabike Results: By Gender - .pdf files

Previous Results:

www.allsportsevents.com/Results/triathlon_results/ROMPTriatlon2008.html

Course Information:

Swim - 1/2 mile
Starting from Rangeley Town Park, this 1/2 mile swim is a triangular counter-clockwise course in Rangeley Lake.
Water temperatures will be in the mid 60s so wetsuits are highly recommended.
Race management has the right to require wetsuits if deemed necessary. Contact Peak Performance Multisport for information about renting wetsuits.
It is recommended that you have experience in open-ocean swimming conditions.
There will be on-water safety during the race. Race management reserves the right to change or eliminate the swim if deemed unsafe. - - - Bike - 22 miles
Challenge yourself against the great Western Mountains of Maine!
The ROMP offers an incredible bike course that will push your limits, but reward you with amazing vistas.
The first transition will take place on the Town Park fields. Exit left out of the park, and head on route 4 toward Oquossoc.
After the turnaround, go right on Mingo Road, then right back onto Route 4, followed by left on Dallas Hill Road. This will lead you up to the Rangeley Lakes Trail Center (RLTC) yurt, where the second transition will take place.
This is a challenging bike course, with a number of long climbs and technical descents. - - - Run - 4.5 miles
The point to point run is entirely on the Rangeley Lakes Trail System. Athletes will enter the trail from the RLTC lot (T2) and head toward Saddleback Mountain.
The last mile of the run features a very challenging climb up to the Base Lodge, but also provides some incredible views of Rangeley Lake.
Please note: The ROMP run has some fairly technical parts of the trail (roots, rocks, etc), so it is important that you have some experience with this type of terrain. We recommend that you spend part of your training on trails, in order to develop a comfort on them. - - -
For more information including course maps, schedule of events,lodging information, and much more please visit www.tri-maine.com - - -

2009 Results:

2009 Results at xcskirangeley.com:
2009 Triathlon Results: Overall / Division - .pdf files
2009 Aquabike Results: By Gender - .pdf files

Previous Results:

www.allsportsevents.com/Results/triathlon_results/ROMPTriatlon2008.html

2009 Results:

2009 Results at xcskirangeley.com:
2009 Triathlon Results: Overall / Division - .pdf files
2009 Aquabike Results: By Gender - .pdf files

Previous Results:

www.allsportsevents.com/Results/triathlon_results/ROMPTriatlon2008.html

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