2022 Echo Triathlon ~ Results :: . .
Events
| Olympic Triathlon : |
| Triathlon : Swim 1500 Meters, Bike 24.9 Miles, Run 6.2 Miles |
| Sprint Triathlon : |
| Triathlon : Swim 750 Meters, Bike 12.4 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
- Race Date: Saturday, July 16, 2022
- Location:Echo Reservoir
- Address: 2115 Echo Dam Road
- City/State/Zip:Echo, Utah 84017
- Country: USA
- Race Website https://triutah.com/echo
_ The 2022 Echo Triathlon:
TIMELINE
RACE DAY: July 16, 2022
5:30am–7:30am:
Race Day Packet Pick up. Please do your best to come Thursday, but if you can’t, we will have VERY limited packet pick up on race morning at the start line. Please plan on arriving early to avoid lines.
PLEASE remember that USA Triathlon REQUIRES that you must show photo ID at packet pickup and your USAT membership card (if you have one).
You may NOT have someone else pick up your packet for you. We love you, but USAT wins on this one. If you forget yours in the car, you will need to go back and get it.
*Relay teams: your entire team must be present before your packet will be issued.
NO MORE SHUTTLES!
Athletes & Spectators can park at the race venue! No shuttles this year. HOWEVER, for safety reasons, we will close the parking area when the races begin at 7am.
*See "IMPORTANT RACE DETAILS" for specifics.
LETS GET THIS PARTY STARTED!
5:30am: Transition area is open.
- Athletes will have assigned transition areas with their race numbers affixed to bike racks
- Only athletes are allowed in transition area
7:00am: Intermediate (Olympic) Triathlon race start time
8:00am: Sprint Triathlon start time
9:30am: Sprint awards ceremony
10:00am: Olympic awards ceremony
Course Information:
SPRINT DISTANCE
750 meter swim (one lap)
14 mile bike
3.1 mile run (5k)
INTERMEDIATE (olympic) DISTANCE
1500 meter swim (two laps)
25 mile bike
6.2 mile run (10k)
KNOW THE COURSE!
The Echo Triathlon course is pretty easy to understand. However, we have made some changes to the swim and run courses this year. Detailed maps will be coming soon. We think you'll LOVE the changes!
THE "Zone 3 Wetsuit" SWIM
The expected water temp in early July is between 65-74º.
At the swim start, please look for the signs for average swim paces per 100 yards and seed yourself according to your swimming ability. From here we will be conducting a rolling start.
What does this mean? We will funnel athletes through a chute, approximately 10 feet wide, into the water, 6 at a time. Once you cross the timing mat, your race time starts.
Why the rolling start? If everyone seeds themselves correctly, it’s safer, reduces congestion, and athletes can start together with friends and family members regardless of age/gender. Plus it provides natural "social distancing" as the race begins.
Swimmers will head west in a rectangular, counter-clockwise manner, and will exit the water to the transition area. (1 loop for sprint distance, 2 loops for Intermediate(olympic) distance).
If you find yourself in need of support while in the water, simply wave your hand/ arms or swim to the nearest support team member. You may hold on to any support vessel without penalty as long as there is no forward movement.
You will be provided a swim cap which must be worn during the swim.
THE BIKE
Out and Back Courses for both Sprint and Intermediate.
Use caution and stay in control at all times. Sprint distance cyclists will head left (North) out of the transition area, on rolling roads, pass Echo Dam, under I-80, and right on Echo Canyon Road (northeast), parallel to the Interstate, climbing at approx 1 to 1.5% incline. Both the Sprint and Intermediate distance turn around points are on Echo Canyon Road. Be careful of a few potholes on Echo Canyon Road.
After the turn around, you will head back to transition to begin the run.
NOTE: There are NO aid stations on the bike course. Please have at least 2 bottles of water on your bike before heading out.
THE RUN
NEW RUN COURSE!
Both the Sprint and Intermediate run courses are out and back.
Athletes will exit transition and run SOUTH along the historic Rail Trail. This trail is flat and packed dirt, paralleling Echo Reservoir.
Aid stations will be at approximately every mile. Each aid station will have water, electrolyte replacement, high fives and music.
After you finish, timers will display results on the results board.
Other Info:
2022 Results:
2022 Results at: runsignup.com
Previous Results:
2021 Results at: runnercard.com
2020 Results: Cancelled Due To Covid-19
2019 Results at: raceresult.com or sportstats.us
2018 Results at: raceresult.com or irunutah.com
2017 Results at SportStats: Olympic / Relay / Sprint / Relay
2016 Results at SportStats: Olympic / Sprint / USAT
2015 Results at SportStats: Olympic / Sprint // Printable
2014 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com or USAT
2013 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com or USAT
2012 Results at: milliseconds.com or USAT
2011 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com or USAT
2010 Results at: athlinks.com / USAT / milliseconds.com
2009 Results at: athlinks.com / USAT / milliseconds.com
2008 Results at: athlinks.com
2007 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com
2006 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com
2005 Results at: milliseconds.com or athlinks.com
2004 Results at: milliseconds.com
2003 Results at: athlinks.com or archive.org
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