2019 Cinco DU Mayo - Stillwater

Events

Olympic Duathlon :
Duathlon : Run 3 Miles, Bike 20 Miles, Run 3 Miles
Sprint Duathlon :
Duathlon : Run 2 Miles, Bike 10 Miles, Run 2 Miles
  • Race Date: Saturday, May 4, 2019
  • Location:Square Lake Park
  • Address: 15450 Square Lake Trail North
  • City/State/Zip:Stillwater, Minnesota 55082
  • Country: USA

_ The 2019 Cinco Du Mayo Duathlon:

Join us for one of the first multi sport events of the season in the midwest.  Located at beautiful Square Lake Park, this challenging course offers some hills to climb and finishes with fresh made tacos.  The race offers two distances, short course is 2 mile run, 10 mile bike , 2 mile run.  The long course is a 3 mile run, 20 mile bike, 3 mile run.  New this year for those who are more fond of biking than running, a reverse du on the short course.  10 mile bike, 2 mile run, 10 mile bike.  Relay teams are welcome.

Additional Information & Event Schedule:

 

  • 7:00 am - Park and parking lots open
  • 7:00 am - Transition area opens for race participants
  • 7:00 am - Bike support will be on hand
  • 7:00 am - Race day registration begins
  • 7:30 am - Race announcements begin
  • 8:00 am - Race day registration and packet pick-up closes - no more cars allowed into the park
  • 8:15 am - Transition area closes
  • 8:20 am - Final course updates (Start line)
  • 8:30 am - REVERSE DU STARTS
  • 8:45 am - LONG COURSE STARTS
  • 9:00 am - SHORT COURSE STARTS
  • 10:30 am - Taco party starts
  • 11:15ish - Awards ceremony
  • 12:15 - Courses close

Course Information:


You are responsible for knowing the course, so please study the maps and directions. We'll have volunteers on the course, but still...please know your stuff.

Both courses include an "out-and-back" run that starts within the park but keeps the majority of the distance on the scenic avenues outside of the park boundaries. The short course is a 2 mile run, 10 mile bike, 2 mile run. The long course is a 3 mile run, 20 mile bike (two loops of the short course) and 3 mile run.

The bike course for this event features rolling hills that traverse through some of the most beautiful terrain in the Stillwater area. The short course is great for beginners, while more seasoned duathletes will find it to be moderately challenging.

The long course features double the amount of rolling hills (2 loops on the bike course, etc.), and just seems to be a little more demanding. The weather in early May is often cool - the longer exposure times for the long course athletes can take its toll. Please dress accordingly.

Run Course
• Short Course printable run map
• Short Course interactive run map
• Long Course printable run map
• Long Course interactive run map

Both runs begin within the park, but make their way quickly to the roadways outside of the park. Runners take a left out of the park and head left on Paul Ave. Runners continue straight until they reach the turn-around point (approx. 1.0 mile for short course and 1.55 miles for long course) and then head back to the start/transition area. Long course athletes, DO NOT turn around at the short course turnaround marker! You have another 1/2 mile or so to go.

Fluid replacement (water and HEED) will be available at the turn-around point for the short course. Long course athletes will pass this water stop twice.
 
Run/Bike Transition Area
• Transition Area printable map

To help with the congestion that often happens within the transition area, only participants and volunteers will be permitted in the transition area. Bikes must be walked/run in the transition area. Mount/Dismount Zones are located just outside the transition area. You must wear a helmet while with your bike. For teams, please transfer your chip at your bike transition area.

Bike Course
• Short Course printable bike map
• Short Course interactive bike map
• Long Course printable bike map (double loop of short course)
• Long Course interactive bike map (double loop of short course)

The Bike section of this course follows a clockwise route around Big Carnelian Lake and Little Carnelian Lake. Participants will begin the bike course by leaving the transition area and taking a right out of the park on Square Lake Trail N. Directional signs, mile markers, and volunteers will be posted on the course during the race to assist with navigation, but it always helps to know your course.

Remember, Long Course athletes make a second loop around the lakes before heading back in to transition. Please consider giving these maps a look ahead of time, or even better, give it a ride, and you'll be good to go on race day. Short Course athletes only do ONE LOOP of the bike course - know when to head back, check the map!

The entire bike route is open to traffic, so please be aware of vehicles and plan on following all traffic rules when traffic control is not present. The road surface is asphalt and course volunteers (armed with brooms) are stationed at all turns. This should be a nice, clean course, so please help us keep it that way by holding on to your empty gel packs or other litter. All bikes are required to display a bike number.

Bike support will be available in the transition area. However, make sure your bike is in good working order. This is not the place to get a free tune up!

Finish
The finish area is located on the road, inside the park, adjacent to transition area. Volunteers will assist in removing race numbers and/or timing chips. Bottled water and post-race tacos will be provided. In order to keep them as warm as possible, the tacos should arrive by 10:30 or so.

Other Info:

-) 2019 race registration is open • Registration Information

Previous Results:

2018 Results at frontrunnerusa.com: Olympic / Sprint
2017 Results at wayzataresults.com: Olympic / Sprint / Menu
2016 Results at athlinks.com: Olympic / Sprint / chronotrack.com
2015 Results at athlinks.com: Olympic / Sprint / chronotrack.com 
2014 Results at: onlineraceresults.com or athlinks.com
2013 Results at: onlineraceresults.com or athlinks.com 
2012 Results at athlinks.com: Olympic / Sprint
2011 Results at athlinks.com: Olympic / Sprint / Relay 

2010 Results at athlinks.com: Olympic / Sprint 
2009 Results at TriFind: Olympic 
2008 Results at theracershub.com:  / Sprint

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