2018 Half Moon Bay Triathlon ~ Results
Events
| Sprint Triathlon : |
| Triathlon : Swim .3 Miles, Bike 10 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
| Olympic Triathlon : |
| Triathlon : Swim .93 Miles, Bike 24.9 Miles, Run 6.2 Miles |
| Sprint Duathlon : |
| Duathlon : Run 3.1 Mile, Bike 10 Miles, Run 1 Mile |
| Olympic Duathlon : |
| Duathlon : Run 6.2 Miles, Bike 24.9 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
| Sprint Aquathlon : |
| Aquathlon : Swim .3 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
| Olympic Aquathlon : |
| Aquathlon : Swim 1500 Meters, Run 6.2 Miles |
| Sprint Aquabike : |
| Aquabike : Swim .3 Miles, Bike 10 Miles |
| Olympic Distance Aquabike : |
| Aquabike : Swim 1500 Meters, Bike 24.9 Miles |
- Race Date: Sunday, April 22, 2018
- Start Time: 7am
- Entry Fee:S-$100/O-$140/R-$180
- Location:Pillar Point Harbor
- Address: 1 Johnson Pier
- City/State/Zip:Half Moon Bay, California 94019
- Country: USA
- Registration Website: https://runsignup.com/Race/CA/...
- Race Website http://halfmoonbaytri.com/
- Telephone: 408-515-2860
- Email: [email protected]
_ The 2018 Half Moon Bay Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquathlon & Aquabike:
One of the most beautiful locations on the Northern California coastside. The Half Moon Bay Triathlons offers a safe harbor swim environment, beautiful bike course along the coast, one transition, and a run course along the beach on the coastal trail. Come enjoy this incredible backdrop and this spring triathlon along the Pacific Ocean.
We recommend that you take advantage of our training clinics that will occur in HMB before the event so you’re prepared for the water temperature and other elements for this event.
Course Information:
TRANSITION MAP:
There will be one tranistion that will be located in Pillar Point Harbor, this will be a secure tranistion from start to finish and participants will only be allowed in tranistion. You must be wearing a wristband that will be given out at packet pickup to get in and out of tranistion along with your bike bib and run bib to remove your bike from transition after the race. Restrooms will be across the street from transition next to the Kayak Rental.
Click Here to view a printable transition
Olympic Courses
OLYMPIC SWIM COURSE (.93 MILES):
Your .93 Mile Swim will start in deep water and in age group waves. Water surface temperature is about 56-59 degrees and wetsuits are highly recommended. The swim course will be lined with large buoys, numerous lifeguards, kayak teams, and our Guard Life medical team. You will have a short run back to transition.
Your swim to bike run or walk will be approx, .3 miles in length and you can bring your shoes down to the beach before your swim. We will have an area that will be sectioned off based on bib number and distance.
Swim course safety plan with warming area:
- We will be setting the course the day before the event and will re-measure the course the day of the event to make sure the course is set accurately for both races. We will not start the race until both courses are set accurately and all guards are ready.
- We will have a warming area available for all athletes before and after your swim; warm water will be available to fill your wetsuit as well as warm water pools after to warm your feet.
- Wetsuits, skull caps, and ear plugs are highly recommended for this race as the water temperature in April ranges from 56-59 degrees
- We will have ear plugs available in Transition for all athletes, this will help with keeping your core temperature normal during the swim.
- You can wear gloves, swim socks/botties, and skull caps during the swim. Gloves, swim socks or botties can not be webbed based on USAT rules and regulations.
- Water Quality is Good (Pillar Point 9): Click Here
OLYMPIC BIKE COURSE (24.9 MILES):
Click here to view an online bike course
Click here to view elevation gain
Bike course safety and medical/street sweeping plan:
- CHP and the HMB Sheriff’s Office will be managing all signalized intersections as well as any road crossings.
- We will have 8 motor escorts on course that will lead the first athlete, provide safety along the course if cones have fallen over, an athlete has a flat tire or needs assistance, and they will also be trailing the last athlete to make sure they’re safe throughout the race. Our motor escorts are EMT trained and true professionals providing a vital service in helping make the course safe for all across all our events throughout the year.
- We will have a bike technical crew that will provide any bike service needs on course
- We will have over 75 volunteers managing side streets and intersections along the bike course
- We will be sweeping the course in the south and north bound lanes and shoulders of the bike course on Hwy 1 the day before the race to make sure that all debris is clear.
OLYMPIC RUN COURSE (6.2 MILES):
There will be aid stations provided every mile on the run course with water, electrolyte sports drink, and gel available. This flat and fast course on a paved trail is right along the Pacific Ocean. The best volunteers in the world will be cheering you on and supporting your accomplishments.
Click here to view an online run course
Run course safety and hydration/nutrition/medical plan:
- We will have aid stations at each mile along the run course
- We will also have medical personnel on bikes along the run course and following in the last runner
- We will have over 20 volunteers managing the run course and aid stations providing water, electrolyte hydration, gels, and bars if needed.
- There will be restrooms for use at mile 1, mile 2, and approx. mile 2.75 going out on your run.
Super Sprint Courses
SUPER SPRINT SWIM (.3 MILE):
Swim: Your .3 mile swim, the water temperature will be approx. 56-59 degrees and wetsuits are recommended. The course will be lined with large orange buoys, numerous lifeguards and safety crew. You will have a short run from the swim exit back to the transition area in Pillar Point Harbor.
Your swim to bike run or walk will be approx, .3 miles in length and you can bring your shoes down to the beach before your swim. We will have an area that will be sectioned off based on bib number and distance.
Swim course safety plan with warming area:
- We will be setting the course the day before the event and will re-measure the course the day of the event to make sure the course is set accurately for both races. We will not start the race until both courses are set accurately and all guards are ready.
- We will have a warming area available for all athletes before and after your swim; warm water will be available to fill your wetsuit as well as warm water pools after to warm your feet.
- Wetsuits are highly recommended for this race as the water temperature in April ranges from 56-59 degrees
- We will have ear plugs availablee in Transition for all athletes, this will help with keeping your core temperature normal during the swim.
- You can wear gloves, swim socks/botties, and skull caps during the swim. Gloves, swim socks or botties can not be webbed based on USAT rules and regulations.
- Water Quality is Good (Pillar Point 9): Click Here
SUPER SPRINT BIKE COURSE (10 MILES):
Your 10 mile bike course is an out and back and Transition Aid Stations will be available if needed with water, gel, and electrolyte hydration.
Click here to view an online bike course
Click here to view elevation gain
Bike course safety and medical/street sweeping plan:
- CHP and the HMB Sheriff’s Office will be managing all signalized intersections as well as any road crossings.
- We will have 8 motor escorts on course that will lead the first athlete, provide safety along the course if cones have fallen over, an athlete has a flat tire or needs assistance, and they will also be trailing the last athlete to make sure they’re safe throughout the race. Our motor escorts are EMT trained and true professionals providing a vital service in helping make the course safe for all our events throughout the year.
- We will have a bike technical crew that will provide any bike service needs on course
- We will have over 40 volunteers managing each intersection along the bike course
- We will be sweeping the course in the south and north bound lanes and shoulders of the bike course on Hwy 1 the day before the race to make sure that all debris is clear.
SUPER SPRINT RUN COURSE (3.1 MILES):
Aid stations will be located every mile along this 3.1 mile run course that is flat and fast. Water, Electrolyte Hydration, and Gel will be available at each aid station.
Click here to view an online run course
Run course safety and hydration/nutrition/medical plan:
- We will have aid stations at each mile along the run course
- We will also have medical personnel on bikes along the run course and following in the last runner
- We will have over 20 volunteers managing the run course and aid stations providing water, electrolyte hydration, gels, and bars if needed.
- There will be a restroom for use at mile 1 going out on your run
Directions:
DIRECTIONS TO PACKET PICKUP & RACE START
Location: Pillar Point Harbor
Address: 1 Johnson Pier Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
Google Map: Click Here
From the North Bay (SF/Marin):
-Take Hwy 101/Hwy 1 South
-Right on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor Blvd
From South Bay:
-Take 280 North
-Take CA-92 West
-Right on CA-1 North
-Left on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor Blvd
From East Bay:
-Take 580 West
-Take 238 North
-Take 880 South
-Cross San Mateo Bridge / CS-92 West
-Right on CA-1 North
-Left on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor Blvd
Other Info:
2018 Results:
2018 Results at: rmraces.live or athlinks.com / Photos
Previous Results:
2017 Results at: rmraces.live
2016 Results at: rmraces.live
2015 Results at: rmraces.live
2014 Results at: rmraces.live
2013 Results at rmraces.live: Half / Olympic / Sprint
2012 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint - (6-23/24-2012)
2011 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint - (6-11/12-2011)
2010 Results at TriFind: All / Div / Elite / Search
2009 Results at: athlinks.com
2008 Results at: athlinks.com
2007 Results at: athlinks.com
2006 Results at: athlinks.com
2005 Results at: athlinks.com
2004 Results at: athlinks.com
2003 Results at: athlinks.com
2002 Results: Elite / All / Age / Other / Relay / College / CFT / CMT
2001 Results: Age Group / Ath/Clyde / MTB / Relay / Search
2000 Results at: athlinks.com
1999 Results at: archive.org
1998 Results at: athlinks.com
_ The 2018 Half Moon Bay Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquathlon & Aquabike:
One of the most beautiful locations on the Northern California coastside. The Half Moon Bay Triathlons offers a safe harbor swim environment, beautiful bike course along the coast, one transition, and a run course along the beach on the coastal trail. Come enjoy this incredible backdrop and this spring triathlon along the Pacific Ocean.
We recommend that you take advantage of our training clinics that will occur in HMB before the event so you’re prepared for the water temperature and other elements for this event.
Course Information:
TRANSITION MAP:
There will be one tranistion that will be located in Pillar Point Harbor, this will be a secure tranistion from start to finish and participants will only be allowed in tranistion. You must be wearing a wristband that will be given out at packet pickup to get in and out of tranistion along with your bike bib and run bib to remove your bike from transition after the race. Restrooms will be across the street from transition next to the Kayak Rental.
Click Here to view a printable transition
Olympic Courses
OLYMPIC SWIM COURSE (.93 MILES):
Your .93 Mile Swim will start in deep water and in age group waves. Water surface temperature is about 56-59 degrees and wetsuits are highly recommended. The swim course will be lined with large buoys, numerous lifeguards, kayak teams, and our Guard Life medical team. You will have a short run back to transition.
Your swim to bike run or walk will be approx, .3 miles in length and you can bring your shoes down to the beach before your swim. We will have an area that will be sectioned off based on bib number and distance.
Swim course safety plan with warming area:
- We will be setting the course the day before the event and will re-measure the course the day of the event to make sure the course is set accurately for both races. We will not start the race until both courses are set accurately and all guards are ready.
- We will have a warming area available for all athletes before and after your swim; warm water will be available to fill your wetsuit as well as warm water pools after to warm your feet.
- Wetsuits, skull caps, and ear plugs are highly recommended for this race as the water temperature in April ranges from 56-59 degrees
- We will have ear plugs available in Transition for all athletes, this will help with keeping your core temperature normal during the swim.
- You can wear gloves, swim socks/botties, and skull caps during the swim. Gloves, swim socks or botties can not be webbed based on USAT rules and regulations.
- Water Quality is Good (Pillar Point 9): Click Here
OLYMPIC BIKE COURSE (24.9 MILES):
Click here to view an online bike course
Click here to view elevation gain
Bike course safety and medical/street sweeping plan:
- CHP and the HMB Sheriff’s Office will be managing all signalized intersections as well as any road crossings.
- We will have 8 motor escorts on course that will lead the first athlete, provide safety along the course if cones have fallen over, an athlete has a flat tire or needs assistance, and they will also be trailing the last athlete to make sure they’re safe throughout the race. Our motor escorts are EMT trained and true professionals providing a vital service in helping make the course safe for all across all our events throughout the year.
- We will have a bike technical crew that will provide any bike service needs on course
- We will have over 75 volunteers managing side streets and intersections along the bike course
- We will be sweeping the course in the south and north bound lanes and shoulders of the bike course on Hwy 1 the day before the race to make sure that all debris is clear.
OLYMPIC RUN COURSE (6.2 MILES):
There will be aid stations provided every mile on the run course with water, electrolyte sports drink, and gel available. This flat and fast course on a paved trail is right along the Pacific Ocean. The best volunteers in the world will be cheering you on and supporting your accomplishments.
Click here to view an online run course
Run course safety and hydration/nutrition/medical plan:
- We will have aid stations at each mile along the run course
- We will also have medical personnel on bikes along the run course and following in the last runner
- We will have over 20 volunteers managing the run course and aid stations providing water, electrolyte hydration, gels, and bars if needed.
- There will be restrooms for use at mile 1, mile 2, and approx. mile 2.75 going out on your run.
Super Sprint Courses
SUPER SPRINT SWIM (.3 MILE):
Swim: Your .3 mile swim, the water temperature will be approx. 56-59 degrees and wetsuits are recommended. The course will be lined with large orange buoys, numerous lifeguards and safety crew. You will have a short run from the swim exit back to the transition area in Pillar Point Harbor.
Your swim to bike run or walk will be approx, .3 miles in length and you can bring your shoes down to the beach before your swim. We will have an area that will be sectioned off based on bib number and distance.
Swim course safety plan with warming area:
- We will be setting the course the day before the event and will re-measure the course the day of the event to make sure the course is set accurately for both races. We will not start the race until both courses are set accurately and all guards are ready.
- We will have a warming area available for all athletes before and after your swim; warm water will be available to fill your wetsuit as well as warm water pools after to warm your feet.
- Wetsuits are highly recommended for this race as the water temperature in April ranges from 56-59 degrees
- We will have ear plugs availablee in Transition for all athletes, this will help with keeping your core temperature normal during the swim.
- You can wear gloves, swim socks/botties, and skull caps during the swim. Gloves, swim socks or botties can not be webbed based on USAT rules and regulations.
- Water Quality is Good (Pillar Point 9): Click Here
SUPER SPRINT BIKE COURSE (10 MILES):
Your 10 mile bike course is an out and back and Transition Aid Stations will be available if needed with water, gel, and electrolyte hydration.
Click here to view an online bike course
Click here to view elevation gain
Bike course safety and medical/street sweeping plan:
- CHP and the HMB Sheriff’s Office will be managing all signalized intersections as well as any road crossings.
- We will have 8 motor escorts on course that will lead the first athlete, provide safety along the course if cones have fallen over, an athlete has a flat tire or needs assistance, and they will also be trailing the last athlete to make sure they’re safe throughout the race. Our motor escorts are EMT trained and true professionals providing a vital service in helping make the course safe for all our events throughout the year.
- We will have a bike technical crew that will provide any bike service needs on course
- We will have over 40 volunteers managing each intersection along the bike course
- We will be sweeping the course in the south and north bound lanes and shoulders of the bike course on Hwy 1 the day before the race to make sure that all debris is clear.
SUPER SPRINT RUN COURSE (3.1 MILES):
Aid stations will be located every mile along this 3.1 mile run course that is flat and fast. Water, Electrolyte Hydration, and Gel will be available at each aid station.
Click here to view an online run course
Run course safety and hydration/nutrition/medical plan:
- We will have aid stations at each mile along the run course
- We will also have medical personnel on bikes along the run course and following in the last runner
- We will have over 20 volunteers managing the run course and aid stations providing water, electrolyte hydration, gels, and bars if needed.
- There will be a restroom for use at mile 1 going out on your run
Directions:
DIRECTIONS TO PACKET PICKUP & RACE START
Location: Pillar Point Harbor
Address: 1 Johnson Pier Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
Google Map: Click HereFrom the North Bay (SF/Marin):
-Take Hwy 101/Hwy 1 South
-Right on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor BlvdFrom South Bay:
-Take 280 North
-Take CA-92 West
-Right on CA-1 North
-Left on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor BlvdFrom East Bay:
-Take 580 West
-Take 238 North
-Take 880 South
-Cross San Mateo Bridge / CS-92 West
-Right on CA-1 North
-Left on Capistrano Rd
-Left on Pillar Point Harbor Blvd
Other Info:
2018 Results:
2018 Results at: rmraces.live or athlinks.com / Photos
Previous Results:
2017 Results at: rmraces.live
2016 Results at: rmraces.live
2015 Results at: rmraces.live
2014 Results at: rmraces.live
2013 Results at rmraces.live: Half / Olympic / Sprint
2012 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint - (6-23/24-2012)
2011 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint - (6-11/12-2011)
2010 Results at TriFind: All / Div / Elite / Search
2009 Results at: athlinks.com
2008 Results at: athlinks.com
2007 Results at: athlinks.com
2006 Results at: athlinks.com
2005 Results at: athlinks.com
2004 Results at: athlinks.com
2003 Results at: athlinks.com
2002 Results: Elite / All / Age / Other / Relay / College / CFT / CMT
2001 Results: Age Group / Ath/Clyde / MTB / Relay / Search
2000 Results at: athlinks.com
1999 Results at: archive.org
1998 Results at: athlinks.com
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