Home » Triathlon Results in New York » Brooklyn Mother's Day Duathlon
Sprint Distance : |
Duathlon : Run 2 miles, bike 10, run 2 miles |
Classic Distance : |
Duathlon : Run 3.35 miles, Bike 13.4 miles , Run 3.35 miles |
The 11th annual Brooklyn duathlon takes place on a scenic 3.35 mile loop course during the beginning of the spring. The course is closed to traffic but open to pedestrians. There is a gradual incline and breathtaking views of the park. Packet pick up and the awards ceremony takes place at the Peristyle or Greek Shelter. The transition area is set up across the loop on the grassy area. The race is electronically timed and you will receive 5 splits. Participants range from beginners to seasonal athletes. There is a handful of professional athletes who participate. We offer discount for teams. Make this race a family trip and visit a few of the many attractions in the vicinity. Only a few steps from the race start is The Lefrak Center at Lakeside Prospect Park offering both indoor and outdoor facilities. On the west side of the park enjoy walking through Park Slope and eating the best food in Brooklyn.
The Classic Distance do this loop once for each leg of the run and ride the same main 3.35 mile loop 4 times. Sprinters ride the 3.35 mile loop 3 times and run the 2 mile southern loop once for each leg of the run. There is a gradual incline and breathtaking views of the park. View the maps here: http://www.citytri.com/brooklyn-duathlon
Start, transition area and finish line are located right in front of the Peristyle or Greek Shelter by the lake. The two closests entrances to the start are: 1- Park Circle on Prospect Park Southwest and Parkside Ave. 2- Ocean Ave./Parkside Ave.
Closest train stops are the F,G to Fort Hamilton Parkway and the Q train to Parkside.
Copy and paste this link to view reference map: http://www.citytri.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/ppd-trains1.jpg
There is no parking available in the park. If you are driving you need to find parking around the park on Prospect Park Southwest, Parkside Ave., Ocean Ave., Flatbush Ave. or Prospect Park West. Race site is easily accessible from any entrance. You just need to head to the South end of the park
Finishers medal for those who cross the finish line.
The event is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. Annual or one-day membership is required.
As part of your packet you will receive a commemorative t-shirt and a personalized bib number for those who signed up at least 4 weeks before race day.
Post-race celebration includes an Award Ceremony along with the famous Brooklyn bagels and flavored cream cheese spreads. We may even surprise you with some hot chocolate.
www.citytri.com/results
The 11th annual Brooklyn duathlon takes place on a scenic 3.35 mile loop course during the beginning of the spring. The course is closed to traffic but open to pedestrians. There is a gradual incline and breathtaking views of the park. Packet pick up and the awards ceremony takes place at the Peristyle or Greek Shelter. The transition area is set up across the loop on the grassy area. The race is electronically timed and you will receive 5 splits. Participants range from beginners to seasonal athletes. There is a handful of professional athletes who participate. We offer discount for teams. Make this race a family trip and visit a few of the many attractions in the vicinity. Only a few steps from the race start is The Lefrak Center at Lakeside Prospect Park offering both indoor and outdoor facilities. On the west side of the park enjoy walking through Park Slope and eating the best food in Brooklyn.
The Classic Distance do this loop once for each leg of the run and ride the same main 3.35 mile loop 4 times. Sprinters ride the 3.35 mile loop 3 times and run the 2 mile southern loop once for each leg of the run. There is a gradual incline and breathtaking views of the park. View the maps here: http://www.citytri.com/brooklyn-duathlon
Start, transition area and finish line are located right in front of the Peristyle or Greek Shelter by the lake. The two closests entrances to the start are: 1- Park Circle on Prospect Park Southwest and Parkside Ave. 2- Ocean Ave./Parkside Ave.
Closest train stops are the F,G to Fort Hamilton Parkway and the Q train to Parkside.
Copy and paste this link to view reference map: http://www.citytri.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/ppd-trains1.jpg
There is no parking available in the park. If you are driving you need to find parking around the park on Prospect Park Southwest, Parkside Ave., Ocean Ave., Flatbush Ave. or Prospect Park West. Race site is easily accessible from any entrance. You just need to head to the South end of the park
Finishers medal for those who cross the finish line.
The event is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. Annual or one-day membership is required.
As part of your packet you will receive a commemorative t-shirt and a personalized bib number for those who signed up at least 4 weeks before race day.
Post-race celebration includes an Award Ceremony along with the famous Brooklyn bagels and flavored cream cheese spreads. We may even surprise you with some hot chocolate.
www.citytri.com/results
www.citytri.com/results
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