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athlete guide

ATHLETE GUIDE
sunday/August 30, 2015
ironman.com/muskoka
Athlete Guide: 2.4 SWIM • 112 BIKE • 26.2 RUN
1
WELCOME
TO IRONMAN muskoka
Mitch Fraser
Race Director
Welcome athletes to the 1st annual Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka. This event
has been long awaited and we couldn’t be more pleased to present it to
you. It seems fitting that I return as the race director for this event. I have
been a part of the development of the sport of triathlon for almost 30 years
and since Muskoka hosted the ITU World Championships in 1992 . Muskoka
has embraced our sport and over the last 23 years has become one the
most loyal and dedicated triathlon communities throughout North America.
They have hosted Sprint events, Kids events, 5150 events and Long Course
Events featuring the Subaru Muskoka Chase. On Sunday, August 30th,
you will be included in the very long list of amazing triathletes that have
competed here!
This event symbolizes so much for so many but we can’t help but feel sentimental as I look back on how far we have come. There are many people
that need to be credited for seeing this race come to fruition. Subaru is first
and foremost who comes to mind. They have not only been a part of our
world for 25 + years but they have been the true backbone of the sport of
triathlon in Canada. We have grown along with them. Our relationship over
the years has been more than just business and I believe that shows at all
of the events they support. They will always go that extra mile to show us!
Thank you to Tod Sullivan and Geoff Craig for their valued and continual
support and for having faith in what we do as event promoters. You have
always been “triathlon believers” and we are eternally grateful.
We would also be remiss if we did not send out a grateful thankful for all
the time and support over the years from so many people. Thank you Don
McCormick. We have gone through so much together and will always look
to you as our mentor. Thank you Rich Trenholm, Kari Lambe, Steve Sadonja,
Harold Featherston, Jackie Parris, Dave Mucyk, Nick Stoehr , Greg Nicol,
Lisa Bentley, Lyle Harris and Janet; it’s been a blast. Together with the
good people of Huntsville, Dwight, Lake of Bays and along with the super
passionate folks of Trimuskoka we welcome you. We have all worked hard
to get here; to get to this moment we have all been waiting for. Whether
you are an athlete, a sponsor, a volunteer or coordinator; we will all feel the
same sense of pride on race day.
Be safe, be strong and watch for us cheering you on at the finish line! We
couldn’t be more proud!
Mitch Fraser
Race Director,
Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka
Table of Contents
Message From the Head Referee 3
Race information every participating athlete
needs to know for a smooth race experience
2015 Schedule of Events 4
Pre-Race Information 6
Your need-to-know information before race day
Race Day Athlete Check List 8
Race Day Information 9
Race Day Spectator Information 11
Post-Race Information 12
Recovery and Athlete Celebration Day
Swim Course 13
Course map, rules and regulations
IRONMAN SwimSmart Check List 15
Bike Course 16
Course map, turn-by-turn instructions,
elevation map, rules and regulations
Bike Services 19
Find out about the Official Bike Store
Run Course 21
Course map, turn-by-turn instructions,
elevation map, rules and regulations
Rules and Medical Policy 23
Qualifying for the 2016 IRONMAN 26
World Championship
Special Programs Information 28
IRONKIDS, The Triclub Program and The IRONMAN
All World Athlete Program
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MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD REFEREE
IRONMAN will operate under the “three strikes and you’re out” principle. Even
though DRAFTING and LITTERING are the only two violations to incur a time
penalty (to be served in the closest penalty tent, located along the bike course),
every type of violation counts toward your three strikes, and every bike course
violation requires a stop in a penalty tent. Any penalties incurred on the run
course are to be served at the point of infraction. Any combination of three
Violations results in a DSQ.
Jimmy Riccitello
IRONMAN HEAD REFEREE
So that you understand the rules on race day, please take the time to read and
understand the rules in the Athlete Guide and the 2015 IRONMAN Competition
Rules.
DRAFTING VIOLATION
BLUE CARD
The POSITION violations are summarized:
five minute time penalty
served in a penalty tent on
the bike course
Always ride on the right side of your lane to avoid an ILLEGAL POSITION or
BLOCKING call.
LITTERING VIOLATION
Keep five bike lengths of clear space between your bike’s front wheel and the
rear wheel of the cyclist in front of you to avoid a DRAFTING call.
BLUE CARD
Always pass on the left of the cyclist in front of you; Never on the right to
avoid an ILLEGAL PASS call. Complete your pass within 20 seconds to avoid a
DRAFTING call.
five minute time penalty
served in a penalty tent on
the bike course
Passed athletes must be seen making immediate and constant rear progress
out of the drafting zone to avoid a DRAFTING call.
BLOCKING VIOLATION
YELLOW CARD
Triathlon is an individual event, and it is your responsibility to fully understand
the rules and avoid penalties. The referee’s ruling is final in the case of
POSITION violations, and there are no protests or appeals. Other common
violations include:
stop and go time penalty
served at the next penalty
tent
DISQUALIFICATION (DSQ)
!
HELMET CHINSTRAP
Your chinstrap must be securely fastened whenever you are on your bike
on race day.
!
RACE NUMBER
You must wear your bib number during the run portion of the race. In
addition, your bike frame sticker must be properly attached to your bike
frame and must be visible from both sides.
!
LITTERING
Do not throw ANYTHING outside of official aid stations. Littering will result
in a five minute time penalty.
!
UNAUTHORIZED EQUIPMENT
Sorry, absolutely NO communication devices, MP3 players or other audio
devices. (Yes, that means NO cell phones).
!
OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE
Non-racers may NOT ride or run alongside you.
!
TIME PENALTIES
Remember that even though DRAFTING and LITTERING are the only
violations that incur a five minute time penalty, you must go to a penalty
tent for any violation to have your number marked, and all violations count
toward your three strikes. There will be no penalty tents on the run. If you
are penalized on the run, the official will mark your number on the spot.
RED CARD
Any combination of three
violations will result in race
disqualification.
Please treat other athletes, all volunteers, and your referees with courtesy
and consideration. Not doing so is UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT and
may result in disqualification. I sincerely hope you have a great race and
achieve all your goals.
2015 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
*SCHEDULE OF EVENTS IS TENTATIVE & SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Please continue to check back regularly for updates.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2015
START
END
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30 a.m.
6 p.m.
Shuttle Buses
Lot 1 Deerhurst Airstrip
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
Volunteer Room
Deerhurst Resort - Tom Thomson Room (Upstairs)
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
IRONMAN Village
Deerhurst Resort - Peninsula & Waterhouse Ballroom
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
Official IRONMAN Store
Deerhurst Resort - Waterhouse Ballroom
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
IRONMAN Bike Store & Tech Service Center
Deerhurst Resort - Peninsula Ballroom
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
Race Information Booth
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
Massage Therapy
Deerhurst Resort - Lawren Harris Room (Upstairs)
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
VIP Credential Pick-Up
Deerhurst Resort - Legacy Hall
10 a.m.
5 p.m.
Athlete Check-In
10 a.m.
5 p.m.
2016 Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka Race Registration
for 2015 registered athletes ONLY
12 p.m.
5 p.m.
Subaru IRONKIDS Race Registration
Deerhurst Resort - Peninsula Ballroom (Tri Muskoka
Booth)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015
START
END
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30 a.m.
6 p.m.
Shuttle Buses
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
Deerhurst Resort - Peninsula Ballroom (Tri Muskoka
Booth)
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
Volunteer Room
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
IRONMAN Village
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
Massage Therapy
Deerhurst Resort - Medical Tent
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
10 a.m.
5 p.m.
Athlete Check-In
12 p.m.
4 p.m.
Media Centre
Deerhurst Resort - AJ Casson Room (Upstairs)
4 p.m.
4:50 p.m.
Downtown Huntsville - Rivermill Park by Stage
Subaru IRONKIDS Race START
Downtown Huntsville - Rivermill Park
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
Welcome Ceremony
8 p.m.
9 p.m.
Mandatory Athlete Briefing
Band on Stage
9 p.m.
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2015 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE CONT’D
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2015
START
END
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30 a.m.
6 p.m.
Shuttle Buses
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
Volunteer Room
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
IRONMAN Village
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
Massage Therapy
Deerhurst Resort - Medical Tent
9 a.m.
5 p.m.
10 a.m.
4 p.m.
Mandatory Athlete Bike & Gear Bag Check-In
Deerhurst Resort - Legacy Hall & Deerhurst Parking
Lot
10 a.m.
4 p.m.
Mandatory Athlete Run & Gear Bag Check-In
Athlete Briefing
Deerhurst Resort - Finish Line
11 a.m.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 2015 - RACE DAY!
START
END
EVENT
LOCATION
4:30 a.m.
6:30 a.m.
Special Needs, Bike and Run Bag drop off
Inside Transition for Run Bags; at the School Bus for
Bike Bags
4:30 a.m.
1 a.m.
Shuttle Buses
5 a.m.
6:30 a.m.
Transition Opens
Deerhurst Main Parking Lot
Age Group Rolling Swim Start
Deerhurst Beach
6:45 a.m.
9 a.m.
10:30 p.m.
IRONMAN Village
Deerhurst Resort - Waterhouse & Peninsula Ballroom
9 a.m.
10:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Midnight
Athlete Post Race Food Zone
Deerhurst Resort - Hallway of Peninsula Room
6 p.m.
Midnight
Mandatory Bike & Gear Check-Out
Deerhurst Main Parking Lot & Legacy Hall
Race Officially Ends
Deerhurst Resort - Finish Line
Midnight
MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2015 - ARCTIC EASE CELEBRATION DAY!
START
END
EVENT
LOCATION
7 a.m.
4 p.m.
Shuttle Buses
7 a.m.
3 p.m.
9 a.m.
3 p.m.
9 a.m.
3 p.m.
IRONMAN Village
9 a.m.
12 p.m.
Arctic Ease Celebration Day
9 a.m.
12 p.m.
Lost & Found
9:30 a.m.
12 p.m.
Awards Ceremony and 2016 IRONMAN World
Championship Slot Allocation and Rolldown
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Pre-Race INFORMATION
Athlete Check-In
Personal Communication Plan
Athlete Check-In hours are Thursday, August 27 and Friday, August
28 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Deerhurst Resort - Legacy Hall. Please
note that Athlete Check-In will NOT be open on Saturday or race day.
If you do not check-in during the designated Athlete Check-In hours
you will not be able to race. ALL RACE PACKETS MUST BE PICKED
UP BY 5 P.M. ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 28.
Prior to departing for Muskoka, be sure to establish a communications plan with family and friends back home. Share the race day
emergency contact listed below with those who may need to reach
you in an emergency. Even if you are in Muskoka with family and
friends, it is essential that you have a plan for contacting or reuniting
with your group following the race.
Please bring the following items with you to Athlete Check-In:
• Photo Identification
• If you did not purchase a one-day license online, you must bring
your Triathlon Ontario card to show proof of current Triathlon
Ontario membership or $15 CDN to purchase a one-day license.
• If you are a professional athlete, you are required to submit
Race Day Emergency Contact
MEDICAL TENT AT THE END OF THE FINISH CHUTE
705-349-1466
[email protected]
proof of professional status at check-in
Please Note: Athletes competing in IRONMAN events are
required to check-in at the venue during the dates and times
listed in the Athlete Guide and Event Schedule. Athlete Check-In
will not be available outside the posted times. Should an athlete
have a legitimate emergency, IRONMAN will try to accommodate
the athlete to the best of our ability as long as the athlete informs
IRONMAN. To inform IRONMAN of any emergency during race week,
athletes must call the EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER listed above.
Athletes who show up after the posted check-in dates and times
will not be allowed to race unless prior arrangements were made
via the emergency phone. These rules are in effect for a number of
important reasons and exist to make your experience the best, safest and most stress-free it can be.
The scheduling of Athlete Check-In is designed to allow each athlete
the opportunity to become oriented with the venue, acclimated to
the area and receive all the necessary information needed to have a
successful race.
Mandatory Athlete Briefings will be held Friday evening and Saturday Morning (please check the event schedule for times and locations) and are hosted for the benefit of all athletes. The briefings will
cover important information pertaining to any peculiarities of the
course, rules and cut-off times for the disciplines and most importantly any last minute changes or procedures to the event that have
occurred, or may potentially occur due to weather related forecasts.
It is equally important for athletes to have ample time to check-in
their bike and other gear and to make sure all bases are covered
leading up to race day. Rushing to complete all necessary tasks
within a couple of hours is counterproductive to race preparation.
It also creates additional pressure on event staff who work under a
tight deadline to execute an IRONMAN event.
Competing in an IRONMAN event is a significant endeavor and requires proper planning for your safety and the safety of your fellow
competitors, the volunteers, event staff and the hosting community.
Thank you for your cooperation. We want to ensure the very best
experience for you, not only on race day, but throughout the weekend’s activities.
Mandatory Athlete Briefings
Athletes are required to attend one of the Mandatory Athlete
Briefings offered throughout race week. Please review the Event
Schedule for Briefing times.
Personal Safety
Always train with at least one other person (especially in the open
water). While swimming, please wear a brightly colored swim cap
and ensure that your family members and/or friends know where
you are. When training, please bike and run on the shoulder without
moving into the traffic lane. Please be courteous and aware that the
people sharing the roads with you are people you will count on during race day to fulfill your physical and emotional needs. Please ride
single file, as biking side by side is illegal.
As you are one of Muskoka’s invited guests, please respect and obey
the traffic laws during your training practices. Violators will be cited.
You are required to carry proper identification at all times. If you are
stopped, you must present your identification to the inquiring officer.
Failure to do so may result in race disqualification. Your cooperation
is appreciated.
Athlete Wristband
A wristband printed with your race number will be affixed to your
wrist at Athlete Check-In. This band will identify you as an official
athlete and must be worn during race week. The wristband is required for medical identification purposes and allows you access to
transition and post-race athlete recovery areas.
You will not be allowed to remove your bicycle and/or gear from
transition following the race without your wristband affixed to your
wrist. Please do not remove your wristband before the IRONMAN
Athlete Celebration, as it will identify you as an athlete.
PLEASE NOTE: Athletes must wear all official race participant
items issued at Athlete Check-In. Items include; the official swim
cap, wristband, bike stickers, race bib number, and timing chip. Failure to do so or wear outside items will result in a DSQ.
Bike/Run Gear Bags
And Special Needs Bags
During Athlete Check-In, athletes will receive five bags:
White [Morning Clothes]
Blue [Bike Gear]
Orange [Bike Special Needs]
Red [Run Gear]
Black [Run Special Needs]
Please Note: Special Needs bags will NOT be returned after the
race!
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Pre-Race
INFORMATION conTinued
Mandatory Bike And Gear Check-In
Mandatory Bicycle and Gear Bag Check-In is Saturday, August 29
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Deerhurst Resort - Deerhurst Main Parking
Lot
Bike Check-In: Deerhurst Main Parking Lot
Bike Gear Bag Check-In: Legacy Hall
Run Gear Bag Check-In: Legacy Hall
Each athlete will be assigned a chair with their race number
attached. Place your bike bag on the seat and your run bag under
the seat. Please leave all gear bags closed Saturday in order to
prevent losing items.
All bicycles and Bike/Run Gear Bags must be checked in on Saturday and left overnight. Bicycles and Bike/Run Gear Bags will not
be permitted to enter transition on race morning. While bikes are
stored in transition, athletes will be allowed to cover their seats and
handlebars only from inclement weather. Full bike covers ARE NOT
ALLOWED as it presents a safety hazard to volunteers and other
competitors. Full bike covers will be removed from any bikes left in
transition once Bike Check-In is over. You will have access to your
bicycle beginning at 5 a.m. on race morning, but you will not be allowed to remove your bike from transition until the start of the bike
portion of the race.
Pack your bike and run gear in the appropriate gear bag and place
them in the proper place. Be sure your running gear has reflective
material on the front and back of your clothes and shoes. Helmets
and cycling shoes may be brought into transition on race morning.
Helmets and shoes may be clipped or attached to the bicycle on race
morning. No loose gear will be allowed on the ground next to the
bicycles in transition.
Bike check-in options
For those athletes not staying at Deerhurst or Hidden Valley you
will have to choose one of the following options for Bike and Gear
Check-In:
Bike check-in OPTION #1
Have your family or friends drive you directly to the resort. You will
have a limited amount of time to unload your bags and bike from the
“unloading zone”. You can then proceed through to Check-In from
there. Please be ready to unload quickly as this will be a continual
flow through of traffic. Your driver has the opportunity to drive back
to the airstrip and return to meet you using the busing system.
Bike Valet – if you are arriving by yourself you are welcome to bring
your bike with all necessary bike stickers attached directly to the
“unloading zone” in front of Deerhurst Resort. Leave your bike with a
volunteer who will place it on a temporary bike rack until you return.
You can drive your car back to the airstrip and take the bus back to
the resort with your gear bags to complete the bike and gear bag check
in process.
Arrive at the Deerhurst Airstrip to park car and then ride bike into
Deerhurst with gear bags. This is a more difficult option.
We want you to know that the busing system works very well and
we have used this system for many years. We hope this relieves any
pre-race stress you may be feeling!
Pre-Event Swim Advisement
The majority of our events are held in locations where the swim
course utilizes a body of water that is open to the general public for
swimming, boating and other recreational and commercial activities.
IRONMAN wishes to caution all participants that it does not provide
lifeguard services prior to the event, and that all participants who
siwm prior to race day will do so at their own risk. Please also be
advised that public boating and seaplane use occur in the areas
outside of the designated swim area.
While we make reasonable efforts to inspect the swim entry and
exit points for underwater hazards, the inspection does not take
place until just before the swim discipline starts. Participants are
further admonished to exercise caution and use common sense if
they elect to swim prior to the event and to be mindful of underwater hazards. Keep in mind that this is a natural body of water and is
subject to hidden hazards including, but no limited to: currents, underwater obstructions, tides, rip currents and indigenous marine life
PLEASE NOTE: The official IRONMAN Muskoka Swim Exit
is OFF LIMITS during practice swims as it is part of Deerhurst’s
operational Golf Course.
Opening ceremony & Dine Around
The Opening Ceremony is Friday, August 28 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Downtown Huntsville - Rivermill Park. Each athlete will receive a
complimentary Dine-Around Ticket during the registration process
with a value of $25 CDN. Athletes are able to use these tickets at
participating restaurants throughout Huntsville from Thursday,
August 27, 2015 until Sunday, August 30, 2015 and has no redeemable cash value. Hold on to them tightly as we cannot issue new
tickets for those that lose them. A list of participating restaurants
will be available at registration for your planning purposes. We suggest you make advanced reservations.This is a great opportunity to
come check out Huntsville with your family. Go out to dinner; then
join us at Rivermill Park for the Mandatory Athlete Meeting. There
will be lots of fun stuff for your family to partake in including a beer
and wine garden, and a band to kick off the weekend! The Muskoka
Experience Committee is working hard to make this a very memorable evening for you and your family.
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Race Day Athlete Check List
PRE-RACE:
□□ Directions to Hotel
□□ Directions to Athlete Check-In
□□ Directions to Race Start
□□ Directions to Race Finish
□□ Photo I.D.
□□ Valid Tri Ontario- if member (if you paid for a
one-day license online, no need to bring a card)
□□ Bike Services/Tune up
□□ Attend Athlete Check-In
□□ Attend Athlete Briefing
□□ Study the race courses and plan your nutrition
RACE DAY – SWIM:
□□ MyLaps Pro Timing Chip and Strap
□□ Swimsuit/Wetsuit (if applicable)
□□ Goggles (consider a spare pair as well)
□□ Race Day Swim Cap (provided at Check-In)
□□ Ear Plugs/Nose Plug (optional)
□□ Throw away long sleeved shirt and shoes to
wear and discard before the race or place in
your provided Morning Clothes Bag
RACE DAY – BIKE:
RACE DAY – RUN:
□□ Fuel Belt
□□ Race Belt or Safety Pins
□□ Bib Number
□□ Hat/Visor
□□ Reflective tape (if applicable)
□□ Running Shoes
□□ Socks
□□ Sunglasses
□□ Water Bottle
MISCELLANEOUS:
□□ Body Glide
□□ Antibacterial
□□ Contacts or Rx Glasses
□□ Heart Rate Monitor & Chest Strap
□□ Towel
□□ Hair Ties
□□ Chapstick
□□ Post-Race Clothing
□□ Extra Swimsuit and Cap for practice swim
(if applicable)
□□ Extra Tri Kit for practice
□□ Have a Great Race!
□□ Bike Pump
□□ Extra Nutrition
□□ Extra Water Bottles
□□ Aero Water Bottle Straw
□□ Bike Repair Kit
Bar-end plugs
CO2 Cartridge(s)
Spare Tire
Spare Tube
Tire levers
Valve Stem Extenders
Patch Kit
Wrench Set/Tools
□□ Vaseline
□□ Sunscreen
□□ Helmet
□□ Sunglasses
□□ Bike Shoes
□□ Socks
□□ GPS Watch or Bike Computer
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Race Dayinformation
Morning Clothes Bag
You will receive a white Morning Clothes Bag at Athlete Check-In. Prior
to the swim start on race morning, place any items (e.g., dry clothes, car
or hotel room key, meds) you may need at the finish line in your Morning Clothes Bag. Leave the bag in the designated drop area at the swim
start. Your Morning Clothes Bag may be retrieved after the race adjacent to Transition. Any items that do not fit inside the Morning Clothes
Bag, such as bike pumps and backpacks, will not be accepted.
Special Needs Bags
You will receive an orange Bike Special Needs Bag and black Run Special
Needs Bag at Athlete Check-In. A special needs station will be located
near the mid-point on the bike and run course. These special needs
stations are for special needs purposes, such as nutritional items or
an extra pair of socks, etc. Prior to the swim start, both Bike and Run
Special needs bags must be dropped off at two separate locations
on Deerhurst property. Between 4:30 a.m and 6:30 a.m. Bike Special
Needs will be dropped off at the big yellow school bus. Run special
needs bag will be dropped off in open space along Deerhurst Drive.
Look for lots of volunteer who will help you get things right. Do NOT put
anything of value in your bike or run special needs bags. Special needs
bags will NOT be returned.
Race Day Parking
The main Deerhurst Parking Lot will act as the Transition Area starting on
Thursday. Guests staying at Deerhurst will have parking on-site. Those
not staying at Deerhurst will have full parking at the Deerhurst AirStrip
and Hidden Valley Ski Chalet. There are LIMITED spots available at Hidden
Valley Ski Chalet so it will be first-come, first-serve.
There will be NO parking on Deerhurst Drive/Hidden Valley Drive as this
is a busing route. All cars that violate this rule will be towed at owners
expense. Parking in this area seriously jeopardizes the emergency access
route and busing plan. From the Deerhurst Airstrip, buses will be available
to get to and from Deerhurst.
Towing Information
(For parking related issues)
Edwards Towing & Recovery 789-6384
Baseline Towing 788-2824
Northern Import Towing 789-7114
Race Morning Procedure
Transition opens at 5 a.m. on race morning. Remember to bring your
MyLaps Pro Chip, swim cap, and wetsuit. Bike technicians and pumps
will be available in transition race morning. Please do not wear your bib
number in the swim. Leave it with your gear and put it on before you
head out on the run course. You do not need your bib number on the
bike. The number will not hold up for the duration of the race if it gets
wet
Race Timing And Cut-Offs
The race will officially end 17 hours after the swim start. Aid station
stops, transitions, etc., will be included in your total elapsed time. Splits
will be recorded for each segment of the race. The following cut-off
times apply for each segment of the race:
Swim Cut-Off
The swim course will close 2 hours and 20 minutes after the last age
group athlete starts the swim. Each athlete will get the full 2 hours and
20 minutes to complete the 2.4 mile swim regardless of what time they
enter the water. Athletes who take longer than 2 hours and 20 minutes
to complete the swim will receive a DNF. IRONMAN officials reserve
the right to pull athletes off the course who exceed any established
course time cut-offs.
Bike Cut-Off
The bike course will close 10 hours, 30 minutes after the official start.
Intermediate cut-offs are at the following:
•Baysville Bike Aid Station 1st Loop - approximately 70 km - 12:30 p.m.
•Start of 2nd Loop (North Portage/South Portage Intersection) – approximately 95km - 1:45 p.m.
•Baysville Bike Aid Station 2nd Loop approximately 148 km – 4 p.m.
The bike course will close at 5:30 p.m. Athletes arriving at the bike
dismount line after 5:30 p.m. will not be permitted to continue and will
receive a DNF.
Run Cut-Off
The run course will close 17 hours after the official start. Intermediate
cut-offs are at the following:
•Start of second Loop – 9 p.m. (21 km or half way)
•Last turn around on run course on Brunel Rd – approximately 32 km 10:30 p.m.
All athletes must complete the entire run course by 12 midnight.
Athletes arriving at the cut-offs after the above listed times will not be
permitted to continue.
IRONMAN reserves the right to remove an athlete from the course and
DNF the athlete if our course staff determines there is no possibility
of an athlete finishing the given discipline (swim, bike, run) before the
posted cut-off times based on an athlete’s location, time, and average
speed up to that point.
PLEASE NOTE: Athletes who finish before the midnight cut-off but have
a finishing time of more than 17 hours will be considered a DNF and will
not be eligible for age-group awards or for IRONMAN World Championship slots or rolldown slots.
Body marking will begin at 5 a.m. just inside transition. Do not number yourself expecting to bypass check-in. During the body marking process, athletes are responsible for ensuring the body marking
volunteers mark the athlete’s age as of December 31, 2015 which
corresponds with the age division in which the athlete will compete in
on race day. You will not be permitted in transition on race day without
your wristband, swim cap and MyLaps Pro Chip. If you have misplaced
any of these items, please see the transition director for a replacement.
Do not apply sunscreen, oil, Vaseline or lotion until after you have been
body marked. Transition closes at 6:30 a.m. All athletes must be out of
transition and headed to the swim before this time.
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race
day
Information continued
Competitor Responsibilities
• When you pick up your race packet and MyLaps Pro Chip at Athlete
Check-In, stop by the chip verification table to ensure that your
correct name shows up on the computer screen.
• You must wear your MyLaps Pro Chip at all times while you are
racing. Prior to the swim, fasten the chip to your left ankle with the
strap provided and do not remove it until you have finished the run.
Aid Stations
Aid stations are approximately every 20 km on the bike and approximately a km apart on the run. The general offerings are as follows:
Bike:
Gatorade (Flavor: Orange)
Water
Bananas
Honey Stinger Waffles
Honey Stinger Gels
• You may apply Vaseline around your ankle; it will not affect the
MyLaps Pro Chip. Volunteers will help you remove the chip at the
finish line.
• If you do not start the race, you are responsible for returning the
MyLaps Pro Chip to timing.
• If you drop out or are pulled from the race at any time, turn in your
MyLaps Pro Chip to a race official. Failure to do so may disqualify
you from participating in future IRONMAN events. It is essential
that we know where you are on the course at all times for your
safety and our peace of mind. If you are transported to any medical
station, the medical staff will take responsibility for your MyLaps
Pro Chip.
• Your race MyLaps Pro Chip is a loaner. By picking up your race
number and MyLaps Pro Chip, you are guaranteeing that you will
return the chip to timing, or you will be billed $75.00 (USD) for its
replacement.
• If you lose your MyLaps Pro Chip during the event, you are responsible for a replacement at one of the following locations: swim
exit, bike exit or run exit. Volunteers will have extra MyLaps Pro
Chips at the timing locations above. If you lose your MyLaps Pro
Chip while on the run course, please notify a timing official immediately after crossing the finish line.
• Failure to wear your MyLaps Pro Chip on race day, return your
chip after the event or pay the replacement cost of your lost chip
may disqualify you from future IRONMAN events.
Run:
Gatorade (Flavor: Lemon-Lime)
Water
Pepsi
Chicken Broth (after dark)
Honey Stinger Gels
Pretzels
Fruit
pre and Post - Race Massage Therapy
Every athlete wants to be in tip top shape for race day. Long days of
travel in cramped planes and cars can leave your muscles in need of
a massage to get you race ready. Located at Deerhurst Resort, our
Ironman Muskoka medical team has put together a team of eager
massage and manual therapists who will work out those kinks.
PRICES:
•Sports Massage (30 minute): $55
•Active Release Therapy (30 minute): $65
•Online Booking: Booking will be done online (http://
trimuskoka.com/ironman-muskoka/ironman-muskoka-
ironweek-events/) beginning August 5th
•For health care information outside of Deerhurst
Resort including local information about our hospital, walk in
clinic, Sports Medicine clinic, and other Allied Health Professionals
(Physiotherapists, Massage Therapists, and Chiropractors), please
visit our Health Services page. (http://trimuskoka.com/relax/healthservices/ )
Pre and post-race massage therapy will be available during race week
by Deerhurst Resort. Deerhurst Resort will be offering at 15% discount
to any service for the athletes throughout race week. Athletes wishing
to take advantage of this discount must have their wristband attached.
Additional information provided at:
www.deerhurstresort.com/spa or 1-800-461-4393, option 3 or
(705) 789-6411, ext. 4653
Complimentary Post-Race Massage will be available on site for all
athletes. Location will be near the transition area.
NO CHIP = NO TIME
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race day spectator Information
Spectator Information
Enjoying the Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka as a spectator is quite
easy. With very accessible locations to watch athletes on the bike
course, and a shuttlebus schedule that will take you right along
the run course, spectators can follow the athletes as their journey
takes them through Huntsville and Lake of Bays.
General Information
It is always great to see the athletes on the course, but please
put their safety first and foremost. Traveling in a car along the
bike or run courses to find the athlete(s) you are watching is not
recommended. This poses a danger to yourself, the athletes,
and the other regular motorists on the road. Consider taking the
shuttlebus downtown on the run course, or rent a bike so you can
bike to various parts of the bike and run course as the courses are
very accessible.
Please visit the TriMuskoka’s Spectator Information Page to get
more information, tips, and maps about where to find the best
vantage points along the race course. Here are a couple of quick
tips to start you off.
Spectator Registration
As the athletes Check-In for the race, spectators can register at a
special table that will be clearly marked, and receive a wristband.
This wristband will allow spectators to receive special discounts
at several of our local businesses on race day. At this registration,
there will be lots of information and maps about participating in
this race as a spectator.
Spectator Viewing information
Swim Course: As athletes head out towards the rising sun,
spectators can line the shores of Deerhurst Resorts waterfront
area. After the swim start, spectators should head over to the
swim exit where they can watch athletes exit onto the 18th green
of Deerhursts Lakeside
Swim Exit: The climb from the swim exit to transition is a
formidable one; spectators can form a tunnel of support to
encourage athletes as they head to T1
Bike Course: After the athletes head away from Deerhurst,
spectators can make their way to Dwight by heading east along
Highway 60. A 15 minute drive will take them to the 15km mark
on the bike course, where a straight away at the Dwight Beach can
give spectators great views of the athletes.
After Dwight, spectators can head west on Highway 60, making
their way via Highway 11S to get to Baysville where they can
cheer on athletes as they pass through the second bottle exchange
in this quintessential village in Muskoka.
Run Course: The 21 km out and back route is very accessible for
spectators to see the athletes at various points on the run course.
Spectator getting around info
Downtown Shuttlebus: There will be a shuttle service running from
Deerhurst to the downtown core all day, so that spectators can
participate in the celebrations, grab a bite to eat and to explore in
historic downtown Huntsville. The shuttle will be running every
15 minutes, and takes 15 minutes to get from downtown to
Deerhurst, so you won’t miss the athletes at the finish line.
Bike Rentals: Bikes can be rented on site at Deerhurst or can be
rented from Algonquin Outfitters in downtown Huntsville if you
would like to get around that way.
Downtown Huntsville
The historic downtown of Huntsville has been an iconic backdrop for
triathlon for the last 25 years. Running on the main street with music
pumping, kids activities going on, and a tunnel of thunderous cheers,
downtown is the place to be.
Please visit TriMuskoka.com for more great information!
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post race Information
Bicycle & Gear Recovery
Mandatory Bike and Gear Check-Out is from 6 p.m. to midnight in the transition area on race day. You are required to reclaim your bicycle and gear
after the race. You must have your athlete wristband on in order to claim your bike and gear. If you are unable to personally claim your bike and gear,
a family member or friend may use your Bike Check-Out ticket that will be provided in your race packet. As a precaution, give this ticket to a family
member or friend prior to the race, even if you plan to reclaim your bike and gear yourself. If a friend or family member does decide to up these items
as a courtesy, please ask them to leave a message on your cell phone so we have no panicked athletes—it happens a lot!
When your race is over and you are ready to head back home please remember to pick up your gear. If you want your family or friends to retrieve it
for you they will need to have a bike check out ticket in their possession to do so. This will be given to you at registration. You will have until midnight
on Sunday to pick up your belongings. If you are not staying at Deerhurst and came to the event by yourself, a little planning in advance will go a long
way. Bikes are not allowed on the buses back to the airstrip ,however, you will be able to take your gear bags (retrieve from Change Room Area) with
you on the bus. You can then go back to your car at the airstrip and drive back into Deerhurst via hidden Valley and follow the signage for bike pick up
(located just outside transition zone). There will be a temporary parking spot for a quick BIKE pick up only. This is why we advise you to already have
your bags before doing this step. Please do not stop and talk at this point as it will bottleneck the pick up process.
If you have family and friends with you they can meet you here and pick you up along with your bike and gear bags for a very quick turnover.
Bike pick up will be available immediately after the first athlete crosses the finish line. Approximately 3 p.m. When arriving to pick up your bike; enter
the resort area from Hidden Valley. Maps will be available on site for you to view.
• Left on Pen Lake Road and follow along backside of Deerhurst.
• Follow signs for Bike Check Out.
• The process works in a loop and will flow back out the way you came in through Hidden Valley.
Race Photography
FinisherPix will have several photographers working at the swim exit, on the bike course, on the run course, and of course, at the finish line!
How to order your pix:
- To be notified as soon as photos are online, register your email address at www.finisherpix.com
- Have your number visible on the FRONT of your bike helmet so you can be identified in your cycling photos.
- Keep your bib number visible on the FRONT of your body during the run and at the finish line so you can be easily identified.
- Smile and celebrate when you cross the finish line! Don’t worry about touching your watch, the timing company will ensure an accurate record of
your achievement.
- Visit www.finisherpix.com to view, order, and share your photos from the event.
Lost And Found
Any unclaimed items will be making the return home with the event promotors to IRONMAN Canada. Please contact us at
[email protected] and provide us with a detailed message of what you lost and how you can be contacted. We strongly advise that you label your
personal belongings. *All unclaimed items will be donated within 30 days.
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Swim Course SUMMARY
SWIM 3.8 KM
3.8 KM
Swimmers start their IRONMAN journey swimming 3.8 kilometers (2.4 miles) in the clear, clean, crisp waters of Pennisula Lake. The swim
course is a single loop that starts on the beach of Deerhurst Resort and finishes on the eighteenth green of the resort’s golf course. Athletes
will be ready to start the next leg of their journey when they exit the water and hear the hundreds of spectators cheering as athletes have their
wet suit stripped off of them…an experience only an IRONMAN triathlete can appreciate
The swim course will close 2 hours and 20 minutes after the last age group athlete starts the swim. Each athlete will get the full 2 hours and 20
minutes to complete the 3.8 kilometers (2.4 miles) swim regardless of what time they enter the water. Athletes who take longer than 2 hours
and 20 minutes to complete the swim will receive a DNF. IRONMAN officials reserve the right to pull athletes off the course who exceed any
established course time cut-offs.
*Athletes who choose to wear a wetsuit in water temperatures between 76.2 degrees Fahrenheit (24.55 degrees Celsius) and 83.8 degrees
Fahrenheit (28.8 degrees Celsius) will not be eligible for Age Group Awards, including IRONMAN World Championship slots or Rolldown slots.
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Swim
Course
SUMMARY continued
SWIM 3.8 KM
Swim Course Rules and Instructions
• Athletes must wear cap provided by race.
• No fins, gloves, paddles, or flotation devices (including pull buoys)
of any kind are allowed.
• No Aqua socks (neoprene booties) unless the water temperature is
65.0 degrees Fahrenheit or colder.
• When the use of wetsuits is forbidden, clothing covering any part
of the arms below the shoulders and clothing covering any of the
leg below the knee is deemed illegal equipment and is not permitted. Compression wear may NOT be worn DURING non-wetsuit
swims, but may be worn upon completion of the swim.
• Swim goggles and face masks may be worn. Athletes who choose
to wear a snorkel must submit a request to the event’s Head
Referee prior to competition, or risk disqualification. Any athlete
that is approved to use a snorkel will not be eligible for Age Group
Awards, including IRONMAN World Championship slots or Rolldown slots.
• No individual paddlers or escorts allowed. The course will be adequately patrolled by boats, canoes and paddleboards.
• Any assistance required during the swim will result in disqualification if forward progress was made. Athletes are permitted to use
kayaks and boats as aid, as long as forward progress is not made.
Special provisions are made for Physically Challenged Open Division athletes. Course officials and medical personnel reserve the
right to remove athletes from the course if determined medically
necessary.
• Each athlete will have 2 hours and 20 minutes to complete the
swim course. Individual athletes who take longer than 2 hours and
20 minutes to complete the swim will receive a DNF. IRONMAN officials reserve the right to pull athletes off the course who exceed
any established course time cut-offs.
• No individual paddlers or escorts allowed. The course will be adequately patrolled by boats, canoes and paddleboards.
WETSUIT RULES
Wetsuits may be worn in water temperatures up to and including
76.1 degrees Fahrenheit (24.5 degrees Celsius).
Athletes who choose to wear a wetsuit in water temperatures
between 76.2 degrees Fahrenheit (24.55 degrees Celsius) and 83.8
degrees Fahrenheit (28.8 degrees Celsius) will not be eligible for Age
Group awards, including IRONMAN World Championship slots or
Rolldown slots.
Prohibited Wetsuit: De Soto Water Rover Wetsuits cannot measure
more than 5mm thick.
Swimwear Policy (non-wetsuit legal
swims only)
Swimwear must be 100% textile material, which is defined as materials consisting of natural and/or synthetic, individual and non-consolidated yarns used to constitute a fabric by weaving, knitting and/
or braiding. Simply put, this would generally refer to suits made only
from nylon or Lycra that do not have any rubberized material such
as polyurethane or neoprene. Swimwear must not cover the neck,
extend past the shoulder, nor extend past the knees. Swimwear may
contain a zipper. A race kit may be worn underneath swimwear.
Compression gear (clothing covering any part of the arms below
the shoulders or any part of the legs below the knee) may NOT be
worn DURING non-wetsuit swims. Compression gear MAY be worn
upon completion of non-wetsuit swims or during wetsuit legal
swims.
Please note: Your TRANSITION CHANGE TENT for swim to bike
and bike to run are located inside Deerhurst Resort in Legacy Hall.
The Hall will be transformed into the change tent by Saturday
morning. You will check your bike and run gear bag in here on
Saturday. Change tent will be divided into sections for men and
women. Each athlete will be assigned a chair with their race number attached to it. Please find the chair assigned to you and place
your bike bag on the seat of the chair and your run bag under the
chair. Please keep these bags done up until race or you risk losing
articles. When you transition from swim to bike please place your
wetsuit inside your empty bike bag for security reasons and easy
post-race retrieval.
Swim to Bike Transition
After the swim, you will be directed through the
timing chutes to the swim to bike transition. Public
nudity is not permitted. We require you to be fully
ready to race before getting on your bike. Personal
nutrients are permitted if carried on you or your bike.
Sunscreen is available in transition.
Please inform family and friends to stay off the bike
and run course.
NOTE: Any athlete electing not to race must notify
a timing official immediately. Above all, the safety
of each swimmer is our prime concern. A full sweep
of the course will be made directly behind the last
swimmer. Visual aid will be provided by the lifeguards, divers, canoes, kayaks, buoys, and aquatic
crafts that line the course.
Wetsuits will be prohibited in water temperatures greater than 28.8
degrees C/ 83.8 degrees F.
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IRONMAN
SWIMSMART
Top 10 Checklist
An open-water swim in a triathlon is substantially different from swimming in a pool.
To alleviate stress, it’s important that you arrive on race day healthy, fit and prepared.
Here's a top-10 checklist to help get you ready.
1. Prepare for Race Conditions
•Race day should not be your first open water swim. Make sure
some of your training replicates real race conditions, including water
temperature, proximity to other swimmers and wearing a wetsuit if
needed.
2. Race in Shorter Events
• Being properly trained is the best way to reduce anxiety. If possible,
race in shorter events and clinics to prepare yourself for open water
conditions.
• For extra guidance, talk to a coach or your local triathlon club.
3. Learn About Course Details
• It’s important to prepare yourself mentally as well as physically prior
to race day. Thoroughly review the race website and pre-race communication to familiarize yourself with the course.
• Keep in mind, every body of water is different, so you’ll need to educate yourself on water current and surf conditions.
7. Warm Up on Race Day
• Arrive early enough on race day for a proper warm-up prior to the
start, preferably in the water.
• If you aren’t able to warm up in the water, spend between 5 and 10
minutes getting loose.
• Be sure to do some cardio activity, such as a light jog, to increase
circulation and prep your muscles.
8. Check Out the Course
• Get comfortable with the course by checking out water conditions,
the swim entry, exit layouts, along with turn buoy locations.
• Identify basic navigation points so that you know what you are swimming towards.
9. Start Easy – Relax and Breathe
• Don’t race at maximum effort from the start.
• Study the event timetable to plan for proper arrival and preparation.
• Relax and focus on proper breathing technique as you settle into a
sustainable pace.
4. Ensure Heart Health
10. Be Alert and Ask for Help
• As an athlete in training, you should take the proper steps to assess
your health with your physician.
• The American Heart Association suggests a 12-step screening process for competitive athletes. This includes a physical exam as well as
an assessment of your family history and personal heart health.
5. Pay Attention to Warning Signs
• If you experience chest pain or discomfort, shortness of breath, lightheadedness or blacking out while training, consult your doctor.
6. Don’t Use New Gear on Race Day
• In a race setting always stop at the first sign of a medical problem.
• If you or a fellow athlete needs help, just raise your hand to alert a
lifeguard or safety boat.
• Race rules allow for competitors to stop or rest at any time during the
swim.
• Feel free to hold on to a static object like a raft, buoy, or dock.
• You may also rest by holding on to a kayak, boat or even a paddleboard. As long as you don’t use it to move forward, you won’t face
disqualification.
• Focus on controlling as much as you can on race day.
• You should never race in equipment you haven’t trained in this is not
the time to test new gear.
• Make sure your wetsuit fits properly and that your goggles, swim cap
and other accessories work properly.
• Prepare for the unexpected with backups of all your gear.
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Bike Course SUMMARY
BIKE 180 KM
The winding 180 kilometer bike course will challenge and inspire IRONMAN athletes. The clear water of Lake of Bays, a vast expanse of
hardwood trees, colourful outcroppings of granite are all sights athletes will see as they make their way through the bike course. In addition,
the course takes athletes through three small and charming Muskoka communities: Dwight, Dorset and Baysville. Here bikers will get the
opportunity to bottle exchange, and also listen to the encouraging cheers from the masses of spectators. It’s this that will inspire athletes to
complete the bike course and make their way to the next leg of their IRONMAN journey.
180KM
SN
9KM
To
Finish
97 KM
110KM
2nd
LOOP
20 KM
40 KM
170KM
90KM
• 180 KM (112M)
• Two-Loop
120KM
Seabreeze
Rd.
This two-loop course circles Lake of Bays and
50KM
60KM
• Athletes will exit Deerhurst Resort and turn left
on Deerhurst Dr.
• Left on Canal Rd.
• Left onto North Portage Rd.
• Left on Route 9
• Right on Dwight Beach Rd.
• Merge onto Hwy. 35
• Right onto Seabreeze Rd. follow to turnaround
• Right back onto Hwy. 35
• Right onto Main St. in Dorset travelling
through town
• Right onto Hwy 117
• Right on Brunel Rd./Route 2 in Baysville
• Turn right onto South Portage/Route 9
• Begin 2nd loop passing by North Portage
• Repeat Course• Left onto North Portage Rd. until turning right
onto Canal Rd.
• Right on Deerhurst Rd. back to the transition
1ST LOOP MARKERS
130KM
160KM
140KM
80KM
70 KM
150KM
2ND LOOP MARKERS
BIKE PROFILE
394
METERS
Elevation Gain: 2252 m • Starting Elevation: 310 m • Finishing Elevation: 310 m
368
341
315
289
KM
0
16.9
33.7
50.6
67.4
84.3
101.1
118
134.8
151.7
168.5
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BIKE COURSE
rules and instructions
1. Position Rules
• Absolutely NO DRAFTING of another bike or
any other vehicle is allowed.
• Athletes must keep five bike lengths of clear
space between bikes except when passing. Failure to do so will result in a drafting
violation.
• A pass occurs when the overtaking athlete’s
front wheel passes the leading edge of the
athlete being overtaken.
• Overtaking athletes may pass on the left for
up to 20 seconds, but must move back to the
right side of the road, after passing. Failure
to complete a pass within 20 seconds will result in a drafting violation. Athletes may not
back out of the draft zone once it is entered
(drafting violation).
• Overtaken athletes must immediately fall
back five bike lengths before attempting to
regain the lead from a front running bike.
Immediately re-passing prior to falling back
five bike lengths will result in an overtaken
violation.
• Overtaken athletes who remain in the
draft zone (five bike lengths of clear space
between bikes) for more than 20 seconds, or
who do not make constant rear progress out
of the drafting zone, will be given a drafting
violation.
• Athletes must ride single file on the far
right side of the road except when passing
another rider, or for reasons of safety. Sideby-side riding is not allowed and will result in
a position violation.
• Athletes who impede the forward progress
of other athletes will be given a blocking
violation.
• Athletes committing rules violations will be
notified “on the spot” by an official.
• Do not attempt to discuss the penalty with
the official.
• The official will:
i. Notify you that you have received either a
BLUE CARD for drafting and intentional littering or a YELLOW CARD for any other penalty.
The official will show you the corresponding
colored card.
ii. Instruct you to report to the next penalty
tent (PT) on the course. There will be at least
two PTs on the course.
BIKE 180 KM
The Exact Location Of The
Pts Will Be Stated At The
Pre-Race Meeting.
• The athlete will:
i. Report to the next PT and tell the PT Official
whether you were shown a BLUE CARD or
a YELLOW CARD. If you fail to report to the
next PT, you will be disqualified.
ii. Have race numbers marked by the PT Official with a “/”
iii. Register, via the sign-in sheet.
iv. R
esume the race immediately, upon having your numbers marked with a “/” and
registering, for all non-drafting violations
(YELLOW CARD).
v. Remain in the PT for the time indicated in
the table below, for each drafting and littering violation (BLUE CARD).
vi. Be disqualified if you receive any combination of three penalties. An athlete may fi
nish the race if he or she has been issued a
red card (disqualification) unless otherwise
instructed by a Race Referee.
vii. Be disqualified for not reporting to the PT.
Race Distance: IRONMAN
1st Offense
5:00 2nd Offense 5:00
3rd Offense
DSQ
cally directed by an official, race monitor or
designee with actual authority. Failure to do so
may result in disqualification.
6. No athlete shall endanger himself or
another athlete. Athletes who intentionally
present a danger to any athlete or who, in
the judgment of the Head Referee, appear
to present a danger to any athlete may be
disqualified.
7. Bike shoes may be placed on the bike in
transition, but helmets and other cycling gear
must be placed in the Bike Gear Bag. Shoes
and shirt must be worn at all times.
8. Cameras, phone cameras, and video cameras are prohibited unless permission is given
by IRONMAN. If permission is given by IRONMAN, it is the athlete’s responsibility to notify
the Head Referee prior to race start. Athletes
seen with a camera, phone camera, or video
camera who were not given permission will be
disqualified.
9. Athletes must wear a bike helmet number
on the front of their helmet.
10. Athletes’ bike frame sticker must be
properly attached to the bike and must be
visible from both sides. In addition, athletes
must wear bib number during the run portion
of the race.
2. Bicycles must be racked in a manner such
that the majority of the bicycle is on the athlete’s side of the bike rack.
11. Helmets must be approved by a national
accredited testing authority and such authority
must be recognized by the International
Triathlon Union and the relevant National
Federation. Please Note: USAT requires all
age group athletes to wear a helmet approved
by the USA CPSC.
3. No tandems, recumbents, fairings, or any
add-on device designed exclusively to reduce
resistance are allowed. Any new, unusual,
or prototype equipment will be subject to a determination of legality by the event organizer
and/or Head Referee.
12. An approved helmet is required during
the entire bike portion including in and out of
transition. Athletes riding without an approved
helmet or chinstrap not fastened may be
disqualified. Alterations to hard-shell helmet,
which affect its integrity, are not allowed.
4. The sole responsibility of knowing and following the prescribed cycling course rests
with each athlete. No adjustments in times or
results shall be made for athletes who fail to
follow the proper course for any reason whatsoever.
5. Athletes must obey all traffic laws while on
the cycling course unless otherwise specifi-
13. Helmet mirrors or mirrors attached to the
bike or body are prohibited unless needed for
a verifiable medical reason. Athletes granted
permission to use a mirror will be ineligible for
awards or World Championship entry slots.
Athletes using a mirror without permission will
be disqualified.
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rules and instructionS CONTinued
14. No individual support allowed. Ample
aid and food stations will be provided. Friends,
family members, coaches, or supporters of
any type may NOT bike, drive, or run alongside
athlete, may not pass food or other items
to athlete and should be warned to stay
completely clear of all athletes to avoid the
disqualification of an athlete. It is incumbent
upon each athlete to immediately reject any
attempt to assist, follow, or escort.
15. DO NOT LITTER Any item that needs
to be discarded, including but not limited to
water bottles, gel wrappers, energy bar wrappers, broken bike parts, or clothing items, may
only be discarded in the trash drop zones at
each aid station. Discarding any item outside
of the trash drop zones will result in a BLUE
CARD (5 minute time penalty).
16. Athletes must be individually responsible
for repair and maintenance of their own bike.
Athletes should be prepared to handle any
possible mechanical malfunction. Assistance
from official race personnel is permitted.
17. Athletes may walk bike, if necessary, but
may not make progress on the bike course
unaccompanied by their bicycle.
18. Bike inspection is not mandatory and
will not be provided at Bike Check-In, although
technicians will be available.
Athletes are ultimately responsible for their
own bikes. However race officials may at their
own discretion make final judgement as to the
soundness of the bike.
Note: Technical support vans will be on
the course to assist with emergency repairs
whenever possible; such as replacement
tubes, tires, chains, etc. Technical vans will
be on the course throughout the day, but are
limited in number. Please be self-sufficient.
19. Communication devices of any type, such
as cell phones and two-way radios are strictly
prohibited during competition. Use of such
devices will result in disqualification.
20. HEADSETS OR HEADPHONES
ARE NOT ALLOWED DURING ANY
PORTION OF THE EVENT
21. MEDICAL SUPPORT If you need minor
medical assistance, a SAG vehicle will pick you
up and take you to the medical tent, where
you shall receive treatment.
Alternatively, depending upon medical emergency, ambulances will take you to the nearest
hospital to receive treatment. If you have a
technical problem or have bonked, the SAG
vehicle will take you to the next aid station.
At every bike and run aid station, there will be
rest areas and medical personnel to assist in
any medical problem.
Additionally, there will be radios to contact
ambulances and medical assistance. If you
have a problem, please go to an aid station for
further assistance. Cyclists still on the course
after 5:30 p.m. will be disqualified and will not
be permitted to continue in the event.
Note: Bike aid stations are located approximately every 20 km. It is your responsibility to slow for safe nutrient pick-up.
Call out your requirements clearly and in advance. Crews are instructed not to step across
the white line for handoffs. It is imperative
that you don’t toss bike bottles, cups, or nutrient bags on the roadside along the course.
A 5 minute time penalty will be assessed for
discarding litter outside the designated drop
zone.
LOCAL TRAFFIC LAWS
Please remember that members of the local
community use the bike course roads.
Realize that you are an ambassador for the
sport and the event and the impact of your
actions is far reaching. When you’re out riding
the course, please adhere to local traffic laws
and go the extra mile to be courteous and
respectful to the residents of the local community.
Please think before you act. When training,
please follow these suggestions:
Please ride single file. This is not just for your
safety but also to ensure local drivers can
get where they need to go without delay and
frustration.
Please obey traffic laws (stop at stop signs,
signal when turning, etc.).
Please do not use private property as a toilet.
Please do not litter. Keep your energy bar and
gel wrappers with you until you find a trash
can.
Please ask your friends and family members
to refrain from painting the roads along the
course. This defaces public property and is a
punishable offense.
Please wear a helmet during all official
activities when you are riding your bike. This
includes, competition, course familiarization
and training sessions
Bike Course Rules
and Instructions
Please understand that
based on permits for the
roads on the course and
the safety of athletes
involved, cut-off times
must be respected for all
IRONMAN events.
Every time a cyclist has an altercation with
a driver, that driver sees every cyclist on the
road as the enemy.
Every time a cyclist is courteous to a driver,
that driver will give every cyclist on the road
that much more respect and courtesy in
return.
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BIKE Tech Services
OFFICIAL BIKE STORE
D’Ornellas
www.dornellas.com
D’Ornellas is the Official Bike Store of Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka.
D’Ornellas Bike Shop is please to be the Official Bike Shop for Subaru
IRONMAN Muskoka. Our passionate and qualified bike experts will be
readily available to get your bike race ready. Our support doesn’t end
there! We will also be in transition and on course to provide you with
any emergency repairs and to get you back on the road fast so your
race is trouble free. Come by the IRONMAN Village location (inside
of Deerhurst) for the BEST DEALS on apparel, nutrition, accessories
and whatever you may need to make your experience successful.
Welcome to Huntsville and please feel free to let our team assist you
in any way we can!
SPECIAL PRE-RACE DAY TUNE-UP FOR $69.95
SERVICE INCLUDES:
• Lube and adjust drive train
• Inspect and adjust front and rear brakes
• Inspect and tighten axle skewers and bolts
• Inspect tires and tire pressure
• Inspect and adjust seat clamp bolt
• Inspect and adjust all stem clamp bolts
• Inspect pedal attachment to crank arms
• Inspect wheels, spokes and hubs-touch up wheel true
TECH TIPS AND OTHER DETAILS
Bike inspection is not mandatory and will not be provided at Bike
Check-In, although technicians will be available. Athletes are ultimately responsible for their own bikes. However, race officials may,
at their discretion, make final judgment as to the soundness of the
bikes.
To avoid an unexpected flat tire, wait until race morning to inflate
your tires to their proper air pressure. There will be a limited number
of pumps available in the transition area on race morning so we
recommend you bring your own. You must give your pump to a family member or friend before the race start, since pumps will not be
accepted with your Morning Clothes Bags.
For security and safety reasons, bikes will not be allowed out of
transition once transition closes on race morning. Once transition
closes, no one will be allowed to enter transition unless accompanied by a race official. On race day, bike tech vehicles will patrol the
course to aid in emergency repairs.
RACE DAY CHECK OVER FROM $40
SERVICE INCLUDES:
• Lube and adjust drive train
• Inspect and adjust front and rear brakes
• Inspect tires and tire pressure
RENTALS
• Wetsuit Rentals: From $50
Fly In Services
• Unpack and Assemble bike at Race Site $100
• Disassemble and Pack bike at Race site $100
If you want to take advantage of this service, please send an email to
[email protected] with the tracking number and carrier. We
do NOT ship bikes after the event, we only pack in case for you.
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BIKE SHIPPING AND Rentals
TriBike Transport
FOCUS ON YOUR RACE; WE’VE GOT YOUR BIKE
TriBike Transport (TBT) is providing trusted, economical, hassle-free
service to your race. Reserve your space today for premium bike transport.
Fully Assembled Bike Transport
The original Fully Assembled Bike Transport service for cyclists and
triathletes alike. For an additional fee TBT will take your wheel bag and a
gear bag, too!
Pack & Ship Bike Transport
TBT offers Pack & Ship service to athletes living in areas that their trucks
just can’t get to. You’re only responsible for dis-assembling and boxing
your bike for outbound shipping and then re-assembly once your bike is
returned home. TBT will handle the rest!
Valet Service*
Take the night off and use TBT’s optional Valet Service. Whether you
shipped your bike with TBT or not –TBT will pick up your bike and bags
(bike and run) from transition after your race. Two unique Valet Services to
choose from:
Race Day Wheels
Race Day Wheels, The Original Wheel Rental Company began in 2005.
Our goal is to give beginner triathletes and experts the opportunity to
ride fast carbon race wheels without having to pay $2700+ for wheels
they may only use a few times a year. Now, you can rent 2015 ZIPP
firecrest carbon clincher race wheels from $160 a set for your big event.
Race Day Wheels is the Official wheel rental business of IRONMAN U.S.
Series . We will be at many of the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 events
for wheel pick up and return
Wheel rental includes:
• 2015 ZIPP Firecrest® carbon clincher wheels.
• Continental GP 4000s clincher tires or ZIPP tires, tubes, skewers and carbon brake pads.
• Your rental fee off the sale price if you decide to buy.
• Free cassette and wheel swap at the events
• BOOK NOW at www.racedaywheels.com
• Next Day Valet – stop by TBT’s corral the day after the race for your
pedals and bags (and bike too, if you’ve got your own transportation)
• Finish & Fly – leave it to TBT to pack your bags in a gorgeous TBT Duffle
and ship it home with your bike. The duffle is yours to keep!
Travel light with TBT!
For more information and to find a partner shop near you, please visit
www.tribiketransport.com.
About TriBike Transport
Founded on the principle of stellar service, since 2004, TriBike Transport
(TBT) has provided safe, stress-free and competitively priced roundtrip bicycle transportation to triathlon and cycling events. Bicycles are
transported fully-assembled, or with our new Pack & Ship Bike Transport
service, via TBT’s trusted partner shop network and professional drivers,
easing the burden on athletes and allowing them to focus fully on their
race preparations. For detailed information visit www.tribiketransport.com
*Available at select races
**All fully assembled transports include $1,000 of declared value, with option to
purchase additional coverage. P&S transports include option to purchase coverage.
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RUN COURSE SUMMARY
RUN 42 KM
RUN COURSE
42.2 KM (26.2) • 2-Loop
The 26.2-mile run will take you from Deerhurst
Resort through Muskoka County, along lakeshores
and rivers, past pink granite rock and cascading
waterfalls.
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The 26.2 mile (42 kilometer) run is
just as beautiful and picturesque as
the first two legs of this IRONMAN
course. Athletes will depart from
Deerhurst Resort and follow along
the north shore of scenic Fairy Lake
towards the town of Huntsville. The
middle section of the course will take
athletes through welcoming residential areas then across Huntsville’s
famous swing bridge. Once athletes
have passed over the bridge, they will
make their way through the historic
downtown core of Huntsville. Once
here, athletes will get a feel for the
warmth and welcome that this community offers. Athletes then retrace
their steps back toward Deerhurst
Resort for the completion of their run
course and their IRONMAN journey.
Hil
TURN BY TURN DIRECTIONS
• Left on Lake Drive
• Left on Meadow Park Drive
• Left on Cliff Avenue
• Right on Morris Avenue
• Right on Hanes Street
• Left on Main Street
• Left on West Street
• Left on Princess Street
• Right on Brunel Road
• Turn-around just before Forbes Hill Road
• Then return back to Deerhurst Resort
following the same route without the Lake Drive
turn-around
• Begin 2nd Loop to turn-around and return back to Deerhurst Resort
• Exit Deerhurst Resort
• Left on Deerhurst Drive to Canal Road
• Left on Cookson Bay Crescent
• Left back onto Canal Road
• Left onto Highway 60, through merge lane
into south lane of Highway 60
• Left on Szawlowski Drive
• Right on Coveside Drive
• Over the pedestrian bridge onto Rogers Cove Drive
• Left on King William Street/Main Street
• Left on Scott Street
• Left on Meadow Park Drive
• Right on Lake Drive
• Turn-around just before Scotts Point Road
RUN PROFILE
313
METERS
Elevation Gain: 608 m • Starting Elevation: 306 m • Finishing Elevation: 287 m
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RULES
RUN COURSE RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS
1. Athletes may run, walk, or crawl.
2. Athletes must wear their IRONMAN issued bib number in front of
them clearly visible at all times on the course. Bib numbers identify the
official athletes in the race.
Folding, cutting the bib number, intentional alteration of any kind, or
failure to wear race number is STRICTLY PROHIBITED and may result in
disqualification.
3. NO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT VEHICLES OR NON-ATHLETE ESCORT
RUNNERS ARE ALLOWED. This is an individual endurance event. Teamwork as a result of outside assistance, which provides an advantage
over single competitors, is not allowed. Individual support vehicles or
non-athlete escort runners will result in disqualification. A non-athlete
escort runner includes athletes who have withdrawn from the race,
have been disqualified or have finished the race. Supporters of any type
may NOT bike, drive, or run alongside the athlete, may not pass food or
other items to athlete and should stay completely clear of all athletes
to avoid the disqualification of the athlete. It is incumbent upon each
athlete to immediately reject any attempt to assist, follow, or escort.
It IS permissible for an athlete who is still competing to run with other
athletes who are still competing.
4. Athletes are expected to follow the directions and instructions of all
race officials and public authorities.
5. The sole responsibility of knowing and following the prescribed running course rests with each athlete. No adjustments in times or results
shall be made for athletes who fail to follow the proper course for any
reason whatsoever.
6. Athletes racing without a shirt or racing top will be disqualified.
7. The run course will officially close at midnight.
Finish Line Policy
Friends and/or family members are not permitted to cross the finish
line or enter the finish chute with participating athletes. This policy will
allow each athlete adequate time to celebrate their accomplishment
without interfering with other finishers and ensure the safety of all
athletes, volunteers and fans. Athletes who choose not to respect the
policy will receive an automatic disqualification (DSQ).
Event Sanction and Rules
Triathlon Ontario has sanctioned the 2015 Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka.
For a complete set of competitive rules, please visit ironman.com and
view the IRONMAN Competition rules.
Under our sanctioning agreement with Triathlon Ontario, athletes
should be aware of the serious consequences of violating Competitive
Rule 3.5 - Unregistered Participants, which states:
a. Any person who participates in any portion of a sanctioned event
without first properly registering and paying any required registration
fee shall be suspended or barred from membership in USAT and Triathlon Ontario and barred from participation in any sanctioned event for a
period of up to one year.
b. Any person who in any way assists another athlete to violate Section 3.5a by providing or selling a race number to that athlete shall be
suspended or barred from membership in USA Triathlon and Triathlon
Ontario and barred from participation in any sanctioned event for a
period of up to one year.
Anyone who violates this rule may be banned for life from any IRONMAN event. Violating this rule puts insurance coverage for the event at
risk.
NOTE: ANY VERBAL ABUSE OF MARSHALS, RACE OFFICIALS, IRONMAN STAFF OR VOLUNTEERS IS GROUNDS FOR IMMEDIATE DISQUALIFICATION.
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RULES
applying to all segments of the race
It is the athlete’s responsibility to know
all aspects of the swim, bike and run.
1. Any athlete holding elite/ professional status from their National Triathlon Federation or an IRONMAN Professional Membership (as verified by elite/ pro status of an athlete’s National Triathlon Federation)
is prohibited from racing as an AGE GROUP athlete in ANY sanctioned
triathlon events anywhere in the world, where there is an elite/ pro
wave, within the same calendar year.
Disqualification and potential sanction from IRONMAN events, and
forfeiture of any AGE GROUP World Championship qualifying slots may
result for any athlete that has not adhered to this policy
2. Athletes must be at least 18 years of age, as of race day, to compete in any North American IRONMAN 70.3 or IRONMAN event.
3. Athletes are expected to follow directions and instructions of all
course marshals and public authorities.
4. Race officials shall have authority to disqualify any athlete.
5. Medical personnel shall have ULTIMATE and FINAL authority to
remove an athlete from the race if the athlete is judged to be physically
incapable of continuing the race without risk of serious injury or death.
Medical transport of any athlete will result in disqualification.
6. Fraud, theft, abusive treatment of volunteers, staff or others and
acts of poor sportsmanship are grounds for immediate disqualification
and will result in contestant being suspended from competing in any
IRONMAN or IRONMAN 70.3 event in the future.
7. No athlete can use a Performance Enhancing drug or procedure. All
doping processes and violations will be handled in strict accordance
with IRONMAN Anti-Doping Rules.
8. The Medical Control Rules set forth by Tri Ontario, in harmony with
IRONMAN Anti-Doping regulations and policies on banned substances,
will be binding on all athletes. In addition, other rules and regulations,
even if not yet recognized by the IRONMAN Anti-Doping, may be instituted, which if such occurs, you agree to abide by.
9. Should any athlete have an Adverse Analytical Finding according
to the IRONMAN Anti-Doping code, all procedures with regards to
handling of the sample, notification, testing of the B Sample, adjudication and suspensions will be in accordance with IRONMAN Competition
rules.
11. IRONMAN reserves the right to make rule changes at any time
provided all athletes are notified in writing and/or at the pre-race athlete briefings meetings. Notification of any change will be in accordance
with IRONMAN Competition Rules.
12. Prize money for any sanctioned event shall be offered equally
between men and women in both amount and depth. Additionally,
Professional triathletes may not win Age Group awards and Age Group
athletes are not eligible for prize money.
13. For additional information regarding training sites, safety procedures and general information questions regarding the race, please go
to the Information Booth.
14. Communication devices of any type are strictly prohibited during
competition. Use of such devices may result in disqualification.
15. Cameras, phone cameras, and video cameras are prohibited unless
permission is given by IRONMAN. If permission is given by IRONMAN, it is
the athlete’s responsibility to notify the Head Referee prior to race start.
Athletes seen with a camera, phone camera, or video camera who were
not given permission will be disqualified.
16. IRONMAN does not allow the transfer of an athlete’s registration
to another person - no exceptions will be made to this rule. Any attempt to transfer a registration to another person will result in disqualification and suspension from future participation in any IRONMAN or
IRONMAN 70.3 event.
17. Assistance provided by event personnel or Race Officials is
allowed but is limited to drinks, nutrition, mechanical and medical assistance. Athletes competing in the same race may assist with other
incidental items such as nutrition and drinks after a water station,
pumps, tubular tires, inner tubes and puncture repair kits. Athletes
may not provide any item of equipment to an athlete competing in the
same race which results in the donor athlete being unable to continue
their own race. This includes, but is not restricted to, shoes, complete
bicycle, frame, wheels and helmut. The penalty for this will be disqualification of both athletes.
18. Athletes must cover the prescribed course in its entirety. Failure
to do so will result in a disqualification. If an athlete must exit the
course, he or she shall re-enter the course at the same point of departure before continuing.
10. If an athlete decides to withdraw from the race at any time, it is
the responsibility of the athlete to report to the timing tent located at
the finish line and turn in their bib number and MyLaps Pro Chip immediately. It is essential that race officials know where athletes are on the
course at all times. Failure to comply after withdrawing from the race
may result in athlete being prevented from competing in any IRONMAN
event in the future.
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Physically Challenged
Open Division Rules
SWIM
BIKE
RUN
IRONMAN reserves the right to seed
athletes at the swim start (i.e., early start,
late start, designated wave, etc.).
Handcycles are not permitted on the 2015
Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka course for safety
reasons.
Running conduct and specifications are
consistent with Triathlon Ontario rand IRONMAN ules.
Athletes may use a wetsuit during
competition. Each athlete must obtain
approval from IRONMAN prior to the
race for all swimwear and accessories to be
used during the swim.
Any change thereafter will be grounds for
disqualification. The use of any flotation
devices is prohibited unless otherwise
approved by IRONMAN.
Athletes are required to comply with the same
equipment safety inspection for the run portion
of the event as is required for the bicycle portion. Standard racing chairs shall be used.
A CPSC-approved helmet is required during the
entire wheelchair (run) segment including in and
out of the transition area. Any athlete riding or
chinstrap fastened will be disqualified.
PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED OPEN DIVISION:
Participation in the PC Open Division is available to athletes with a medically verified physical, visual, or neurological impairment that substantially limits
one or more major life activities. Athletes with miscellaneous conditions such as, but not limited to, intolerance to temperature extremes, organ transplants, joint replacements (endoprosthetics), kidney dialysis, hearing impairments, and or cognitive impairment are not eligible for the PC Open Division.
Questions from athletes and event organizers should be directed to Tri Ontario.
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medical policy
All medical expenses incurred are the sole responsibility of the
athlete and not IRONMAN. Triathlon Ontario provides secondary coverage in qualified circumstances. Failure to meet financial
responsibility to local medical facilities will result in suspension of
future participation at IRONMAN events until accounts are settled.
Particular dangers include dehydration, hyponatremia, sunburn,
exhaustion and injuries sustained from accidents. Please ask for
medical help if you have the slightest hint you may need it. You
will not be penalized for receiving a medical evaluation. You will be
withdrawn from the race only if you require transportation, IV fluids or if medical personnel feel your continued participation could
result in serious harm or death.
During events of extreme endurance, the body’s pain threshold
is raised, and you may be in more trouble than you realize. The
medical personnel will do all they can to keep you in the race and
assure a safe finish. Also, please be attentive when taking water
and sponges from volunteers when you’re on your bike to avoid the
possibility of accident or injury to yourself or another.
Please trim your fingernails and toenails prior to the start of the
race to avoid injury to other athletes. Be especially careful to rinse
your goggles of any excess defogger solutions to avoid eye irritation.
If you are taking any medications, or have any medical problem that
may influence your performance or your treatment in the event of an
injury, advise us of all necessary details well in advance of race day. At
athlete check-in, you are required to notify the medical team, in writing,
if there is any change in your medical status/condition after your application has been processed. Failure to do so will result in suspension
of participation in future IRONMAN events. You are solely responsible
for avoiding medications that appear on the list of banned substances
as determined from WEC Anti-Doping.
Feedback from previous IRONMAN contestants indicates we can never
over emphasize the importance of hydrating prior to and during the
event. Ironman’s Chief Physician recommends you begin hydrating
heavily several days before the race and drink enough water so your
urine is clear, colorless and copious by race day.
PLEASE NOTE: Full disclosure of medical condition(s), general health
and surgical procedures within the previous 12 months is required.
Medical consultation/clearance may be necessary from an attending
physician prior to participating in the event. In all cases, the final decision of medical consideration is at the discretion of the Ironman medical
director.
PLEASE NOTE: Report any important medical information on the back of
your race bib. Space is provided for you to do so.
If you spend three months prior to the event in a climate cooler
than Muskoka we suggest you consider an acclimation period before the race. The chance of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance
can be reducedsignificantly by a proper period of acclimation. Stay
with your familiar and proven routine regarding training, nutrition
and equipment, especially just prior to the race. This also applies
to pre-race dietary intake and medications. It is recommended
you avoid an extreme elimination diet. Adequate salt intake during
training and during the event is especially important.
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Qualifying
For The 2016 IRONMAN World Championship
PLEASE NOTE THE SLOT ALLOCATION/ROLLDOWN POLICY
Beginning with 2016 IRONMAN qualifying events, athletes who qualify
for the 2016 IRONMAN World Championship will receive an official
IRONMAN World Championship Coin. This memento will serve to
mark and signify qualifying IRONMAN athlete’s accomplishments. We
applaud these individuals on their hard work and dedication as they
celebrate their journey to the premier event of the IRONMAN series!
Slot Allocation and Rolldown Ceremony in that Age Group, that unclaimed slot will be reallocated to another Age Group within the gender
based on the athletes-to-slots ratio. The Age Group within the gender
with the largest athletes-to-slots ratio will receive the first reallocated
slot, followed by the next largest ratio receiving the second re-allocated
slot (if applicable), and so on.
There will be 50 qualifying Age Group slots to the 2016 IRONMAN
World Championship (October 8, 2016) on offer at the 2015 Subaru
IRONMAN Muskoka. Be prepared to pay the $890.00 USD entry fee
with credit card ONLY. We will NOT accept cash or check as a valid form
of payment.
ANTI-DOPING POLICY
Note: Slot Allocation and Rolldown will be completed together in the
same ceremony for all IRONMAN events. The calculation to determine
the number of slots per age-group has not changed, we simply combined Rolldown and Slot Allocation into one ceremony.
SLOT ALLOCATION/ROLLDOWN POLICY
In accordance with the World Triathlon Corporation Anti-Doping Policy,
all athletes accepting qualifying slots for the 2016 IRONMAN World
Championship and 2016 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship will be
required to sign, as a condition of entry, a Release and Indemnification
waiver, by which they agree to be placed into the IRONMAN Registered
Testing Pool for both in and out of competition testing, and voluntarily
consent to be governed by the published rule
http://www.ironman.com/triathlon/organizations/anti-doping.
aspx#axzz3BPHKA0NL
Athletes MUST claim their slot in-person during the IRONMAN World
Championship Allocation and Rolldown Ceremony on Monday, August
31 begining at 9:30 a.m. with he Awards Ceremony. We recommend
being at least 15 minutes early. Be prepared to pay the $890.00 USD
entry fee with credit card ONLY. We will not accept cash or check as a
valid form of payment.
Prior to race day, at least one slot shall be tentatively allocated to each
Age Group category (both male and female). Final Slot Allocation will be
determined on race day based on the number of official starters in each
Age Group.
If there are no starters in a particular Age Group, then that slot will be
moved to the next calculated Age Group within the gender. Final Slot
Allocation shall be representative of the actual number of Age Group
starters in each category in the race.
Slot Allocation and Rolldown will be completed together in the same
ceremony for all IRONMAN events. Please check the schedule of
events for time and location. Anyone who wishes to claim a Rolldown
slot must attend the IRONMAN World Championship Slot Allocation
and Rolldown Ceremony and claim their slot in person. If an automatic
qualifier in an Age Group chooses not to take the slot, does not attend
the IRONMAN World Championship Slot Allocation and Rolldown
Ceremony, or has already qualified, the next eligible finisher in that Age
Group may claim the slot that has rolled down.
If there are no more eligible finishers in a particular Age Group or no
other finishers in attendance at the IRONMAN World Championship
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TRAINING
ESSENTIALS
RACE KITS
EQUIPMENT
IRONMAN Timex watches come with
all the tools you’ll need to track your
progress and important training metrics.
Pair with your smartphone for convenient
storage of everything swim-bike-run, plus
your daily steps, calorie expenditure,
and sleep time.
SUNGLASSES
IRONMAN Race Kits showcase the latest
in performance wear technology. Each item
features intelligent fabrics, award-winning
design, fit, and construction — pushing your
limits will feel like second nature.
BAGS
Built to be as tough as the athletes they were created for,
IRONMAN sunglasses combine durability and comfort
with exceptional design.
HELMETS
The IRONMAN bag collection offers stylish options for
athletes on the go. Their quadruple-coated weather and
abrasion resistant fabic protects all your race day gear.
Wherever your destination may be, you’ll always travel in style.
FREE
AthleteSHIPPING,
Guide: 2.4 SWIM • 112 BIKE • 26.2 RUN
ORDERS OVER $100.
IRONMAN Rudy Project helmets bring rock-solid construction
and aerodynamics together in one package. They provide superior
protection while you exceed your limits.
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WWW.IRONMANSTORE.COM
MESSAGE from IRONMAN ALL WORLD ATHLETE
The IRONMAN All World Athlete program is our way of rewarding age-group athletes’ hard work, dedication, and performance across IRONMAN and
IRONMAN 70.3 racing.
The program uses the IRONMAN Age Group Ranking system to determine which athletes have finished within the top 10 percent or better in their age
group each calendar year. This system allows athletes to generate points based on their finish time behind the first official finisher in their age group.
Athletes accumulate points for each race they complete. On December 31st, only the top three performances will count toward an athletes’ All World
Athlete status. This makes it easy for athletes to improve their ranking by simply racing more with IRONMAN.
An athlete can achieve All World Athlete status in one or all of the following categories:
IRONMAN, IRONMAN 70.3 and OVERALL (IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 combined).
There are three levels associated with the All World Athlete program:
GOLD (top one percent)
SILVER (top five percent)
BRONZE (top ten percent)
For questions regarding the ALL World Athlete Program, please contact: [email protected]
Benefits for this race:
* Priority access to athlete registration
* All World Athlete logo on bibs
* All World Athlete swim caps
MESSAGE from
About the Event:
Calling all kids from 3 years to 14 years! Run for the finish line just like
the pros (and even your IRONMom and IRONDad)! This fun run circles
around River Mill Park in scenic downtown Huntsville on the bank of the
Muskoka River.
The event is held in conjunction with the opening ceremonies for
Ironman Muskoka. Each participant will receive a T-Shirt and finishers
medal
Location:
The Fun Run will start and finish downtown in River Mill Park.
When:
Friday, August 28 at 5 p.m.
Age Groups:
Athletes between the ages of 3 and 14 are invited to participate in this
great event!
Course and Distance:
500 m Toddler Fun Run and 1 Km Kids Fun run
Cost: $20 CDN
About IRONKIDS:
The mission of IRONKIDS is to inspire and motivate youth through
the sport to lead an active, positive, and healthy lifestyle. The 2015
IRONKIDS National Series and the IRONKIDS Midwest series, targeting
youth between the ages of 6-15, will provide an interactive weekend
experience for the entire family that will not only showcase the nation’s
top youth talent, but also will allow first-time athletes to experience a
positive introduction to the realm of multisport. Children will compete in
age-appropriate distances with an emphasis on fitness, fun and safety.
Contact Info:
All inquiries can be directed to [email protected] or please call (813)
868-5940 ext. 5986
Registration:
To register, pleae visit https://raceroster.com/events/2015/5487/
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The IRONMAN All World Athlete program is our way
of rewarding age-group athletes' hard work, dedication,
and performance The program uses IRONMAN’s Age
Group Rankings system to determine the top 10%
of athletes each year. For more information, visit
ironman.com/allworldathlete. To order your exclusive
AWA kit, visit ironmanstore.com.
HOW DO YOU RANK? FIND OUT AT IRONMAN.COM/ALLWORLDATHLETE.
The IRONMAN TriClub Program was launched in 2012
with the goal of building community among the hundreds
of TriClubs that race with IRONMAN every year.
By joining this FREE program, clubs receive a variety of benefits:
priority entry to IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 events, exclusive
IRONMAN partner discounts, participation in IRONMAN TriClub Villages,
and the chance to become IRONMAN TriClub World Champions.
HOW DOES YOUR CLUB RANK? MAKE SURE YOU AND YOUR CLUB
ARE REGISTERED AT WWW.IRONMAN.COM/TRICLUBS.
TRiCLUB PROGRAM
2015 IRONMAN TriClub Canada Challenge
Be a part of a new Cross-Canada TriClub Challenge! To be eligible for the competition your TriClub must compete in at least 4 events,
in any available distance, and have at least 10 members participating at each one of those events. When your club races with us, your
athletes earn points that go towards the Cross-Canada TriClub Challenge. The top point-getting clubs at the end of the year become
champions!
Championship Awards
Western Regional TriClub Champion:
First Place Trophy for each of five divisions (Division I, II, III, IV, and V) including Digital Award Badges
Eastern Regional TriClub Champion:
First Place Trophy for each of five divisions (Division I, II, III, IV, and V) including Digital Award Badges
Overall TriClub Canada Champion:
Trophy, Digital Award Badge and TriClub Village Kit to include a pop-up tent, banner and tear-drop flag branded with your TriClub logo
Be a part of this exciting Cross-Canada TriClub Championship. Compete to earn the title of 2015 Canadian TriClub Champion!
how it works
Clubs are divided into club divisions based on the size of the club. This makes it fun for TriClubs to compete against other TriClubs in their division.
For races in North America, clubs compete against each other at IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 events. Athletes who are registered with a club earn
points based on IRONMAN’s Age Group Ranking system. These points are added together and are used to determine the Division Champion at the
event.
For the Cross-Canada overall competition any clubs that meet the qualifying criteria will be automatically entered into the championship point
calculation. Any points earned at any races, including those earned outside of the Canadian series will count towards determining the top pointgetting clubs. Points will be frozen on December 31, 2015 and the winners of the competition will be announced in early January 2016.
Divisions
Division I - Clubs with greater than 300 active members and National Coaching programs
Division II - Clubs with 176-299 active members
Division III - Clubs with 76-175 active members
Division IV - Clubs with 26-75 active members
Division V - Clubs under 25 active members
Wondering how to get your TriClub involved? Visit IRONMAN.com today and register your TriClub. For questions or more information please contact
[email protected].
Canadian Triclub Challenge Races
Western Canada
Subaru Shawnigan Lake Triathlon
Subaru IRONMAN 70.3 Victoria presented by Saunders Subaru
Subaru Saskatoon Triathlon
Subaru Vancouver Triathlon presented by BlueShore Financial
Subaru IRONMAN Canada
Subaru Banff Triathlon
May 24
June 14
June 28
July 5
July 26
Sept 12
Eastern Canada
Subaru Series Milton
Subaru Series Guelph One
5i50 Triathlon Mont-Tremblant
Subaru IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant
Subaru IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka
Subaru Series Niagara
Subaru IRONMAN Mont-Tremblant
Subaru Series Orillia
Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka
Subaru Series Guelph Lake 2
July 7
June 20/21
June 20
June 21
July 5
July 19
Aug 16
Aug 16
Aug 30
Sept 5
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IRONMAN
TRICLUBs racing ironman Muskoka
Ann Arbor Triathlon Club
Annapolis Tri Club
B Athletic Multisport
Boca Raton Triathletes
Boston Triathlon Team
Chicago Asian Running and
Endurance
Clapham Chasers
Cyclefit Sports Club
D3 Multisport
DuTri St Cloud
Dynamo Multisport
Eleonore Rocks Triathlon Team
Endurance Nation
FCA Endurance
HammerHead Triathlon Club
Ionraic Triathlon Club
IronCanucks
Kincardine Triathlon Club
Mettle Multisport
Michelob Ultra - Big Shark
Triathlon
Motor City Endurance
Moxie Multisport powered by
Wattie Ink
Multisport Madness
Newcastle Triathlon Club
NRGPT
ONE Multisport
Ottawa Triathlon Club
OutRival Racing
PERUTRIATHLETES
Ridgefield Bicycle Sport Club
Saint Louis Triathlon Club
Saugeen Tri Club
Silicon Valley Triathlon Club
Snakebite Racing
Snapple Tri Club
South Florida Triathletes (Team
Hammerheads)
Stouffville Tri Club
Swim Bike Run St. Louis
Team Carolina Multisport
Team Red White & Blue
Team Vo2Multisport
Team Zoot
Tornado Triathlon Club Milton
TRI-LOCO (Indiana)
Tri-Shark Triathlon Club
TriSuccess
TriVault
Vulcan Triathletes
West Suburban Multi-Sport Club
Windsor Triathlon Club
Ajax Pickering Triathlon Club
www.ajaxpickeringtriclub.com
Ajax, ON
C3 Canadian Cross Training Club
www.c3online.ca
Inglewood, ON
Asphalt Green Triathlon Club
Cambridge Multisport Club (Ontario)
BartCoaching
Cleveland Tri Club
Buffalo Triathlon Club
Discomfort Zone Multisport
www.agtri.com
New York, NY
www.bartcoaching.com
Montreal, QC
www.buffalotriathlonclub.com
East Amherst, NY
www.cambridgemultisport.ca
Cambridge, ON
www.clevetriclub.com
Bay Village, OH
www.discomfortzone.com
Guelph, ON
IRONMAN
TRICLUBs racing ironman Muskoka cont’d
Durham Region Triathlon Club
Midcoast Triathlon Club
Triathlon Club of Burlington
Fletchers Meadow Cross Trainers
Team Toledo Triathlon Club
Triathlon Muskoka Inc
Human Motor Works Racing
Thornhill Multisport
Triathlon Stars
Infinite Multisport Triathlon Club
Toronto Triathlon Club
www.thedrtc.ca
Oshaw, ON
www.fmct.ca
Brampton, ON
www.hmwracing.com
Fort Wayne, IN
www.infinitemultisport.com
Sterling Heights, MI
www.midcoasttriathlonclub.com
Brunswick, ME
www.teamtoledo.com
Sylvania, OH
www.thornhillmultisport.com
Toronto, ON
www.torontotriathlonclub.org
Toronto, ON
www.triburlington.ca
Burlington, ON
www.trimuskoka.com
Huntsville, ON
www. triathlonstars.com
Richmond Hill, ON
Zone3sports
www.zone3sports.com
Ottawa, ON
tough toonie Challenge
WHAT IS THE TOUGH TOONIE CHALLENGE?
Athletes seek challenges all over the world. Disney has three
and four race challenges (the “Goofy” and the “Dopey”), and
marathoners try to tackle Boston and Big Sur one week apart.
Now triathletes can join in the fun, calling themselves some of
the toughest IRONMAN athletes in the world.
There are over 300 athletes attempting to finish the 2015
Subaru IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka (July 5, 2015) and the 2015
Subaru IRONMAN Muskoka (August 30, 2015) to finish the
Tough Toonie Challenge!
WHAT ARE THE PERKS?
Athletes who conquer the Canadian Tough Toonie enjoy the following perks:
•Two medals on race day: The IRONMAN MUSKOKA medal and
the TOUGH TOONIE medal
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•Two shirts: The IRONMAN finisher shirt and a custom, limitededition TOUGH TOONIE T-SHIRT for the toughest of the tough.
FOR THE PERFORMANCE FOCUSED
CONTAINS COCONUT WATER

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