2005 Vermont Triathlon Results

2005 VERMONT TRIATHLON RESULTS
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Sunday April 17, 2005 ::: Warren, Vermont : Sugarbush Triathlon

Run 5 miles, Paddle 6 miles, Bike 8 miles, Ski 2.5 miles

Location: Sugarbush Resort

Course Info: The flagship event of the Vermont Adventure Games, the Sugarbush Triathlon, the only four-sport triathlon in the nation, celebrating its 27th anniversary on April 17, 2005.

2005Results At: coolrunning.com

Sunday, June 19, 2005 ::: Salisbury, Vermont: Vermont Sun Triathlon #1

Swim 600 yards, Bike 14 miles, Run 3.1 miles

Location: Branbury State Park

2005 Results At: vermontsun.com

Sunday, July 10, 2005 ::: Salisbury, Vermont: Vermont State Triathlon

Swim 0.9 miles, Bike 28 miles, Run 6.2 miles

Location: Branbury State Park

2005 Results At: coolrunning.com

Sunday, July 24, 2005 ::: Salisbury, Vermont: Vermont Sun Triathlon #2

Swim 600 yards, Bike 14 miles, Run 3.1 miles

2005 Results At: coolrunning.com

Friday July 29, 2005 ::: Newport, Jay, Montgomery, Vermont: Jay Challenge - Day #1 of 3: Kayak 26 miles; Location: Jay; email: info@jaychallenge.com; Directions To Race: zip code, 05859, use mapquest; 2003 Results At: jaychallenge.com; 2002 Results At: Cool Running 3 Day Stage Race; Day 1 26 mile sea kayak; Day 2 28 mile Mountain Marathon; Day 3 64 mile Mountian Bike

Saturday July 30, 2005 ::: Newport, Jay, Montgomery, Vermont: Jay Challenge - Day #2 of 3: Trail Run 28 miles; Location: Jay; email: info@jaychallenge.com; Directions To Race: zip code, 05859, use mapquest; 2003 Results At: jaychallenge.com; 2002 Results At: Cool Running 3 Day Stage Race; Day 1 26 mile sea kayak; Day 2 28 mile Mountain Marathon; Day 3 64 mile Mountian Bike

Sunday July 31, 2005 ::: Newport, Jay, Montgomery, Vermont: Jay Challenge - Day #3 of 3: Mountain Bike 64 miles; Start Time: 8.00 am; Location: Jay; email: rd@jaychallenge.com; Directions To Race: zip code, 05859, use mapquest; More:; 2003 Results At: jaychallenge.com; 2002 Results At: Cool Running 3 Day Stage Race; Day 1 26 mile sea kayak; Day 2 28 mile Mountain Marathon; Day 3 64 mile Mountian Bike

Sunday, August 14, 2005 ::: Salisbury, Vermont: Lake Dunmore Triathlon

Swim 0.9 miles, Bike 28 miles, Run 6.2 miles

Location: Branbury State Park

2005 Results At: coolrunning.com

Sunday, August 28, 2005 ::: Salisbury, Vermont: Half Vermont Journey: Swim 1.2 miles, Bike 56 miles, Run 13.1 miles; Location: Branbury State Park; Course Info: Nestled against the Green Mountain’s, just below Rattlesnake Point, is Branbury State Park. The lake region is a most spectacular and pristine place to swim, bike and run. Novice and advanced triathletes alike marvel the beauty of our courses and enjoy the mountains, lakes and streams of Central Vermont. The park is an excellent place to relax with your family before and after the event. To learn more about Branbury State Park please visit http://vtparks.anr.state.vt.us/htm/branbury.cfm.
The Swim: The 1.2-mile swim is held in crystal clear 80 degree Lake Dunmore. The swim will be a two loop course which is GPS measured and lined with buoys. There will be wave starts of no more than 100 participants per wave. The swim is extremely safe as you are rarely in over 6 feet of water at any given point. There will be lifeguards in kayaks and boats at various locations monitoring the course at all times.
The Bike: The 56-mile bike is a beautiful four-loop course, which we like to describe as “rolling”. The route is extremely spectator friendly, open to traffic and will be monitored closely by course marshals. The elevation of the course ranges from 300 ft to 650 ft. as illustrated by our elevation profile. The course has lots of new pavement and will be staffed with aid stations giving water bottles to all participants as requested. A bike mechanic will be roaming the course to provide aid as needed. Absolutely no drafting.
The Run: The 13.1-mile run is a GPS measured (10 ½-mile loop, plus a short 2 ½-mile out and back) course that winds around the lake. The short out and back portion of the run should provide for excellent spectator support. Aid stations will be found at every mile and will be loaded with water, sports drinks, energy bars, gels, fruit, and more. Course marshals will be roaming the route and will provide assistance as needed.
Amenities: Race Amenities Include: Full pre-race carbo load meal and post race meal catering by Baba’s Catering, an activities director for the kids, live music, medical support, customized t-shirt, free sports drinks in transition area and at every aid station, bagels, Clif Bars, various fruit, customized silicone swim cap, customized water bottle, custom awards to top 5 overall and top 3 in each age group, fully supported aid stations, various sponsor samples in goodie bags, raffle giveaways, safe and well staffed course. Available amenities include digital action photos, massage, extra custom Vermont Sun t-shirts, Louis Garneau triathlon race clothing, and more!
2005 Results At: coolrunning.com (Branbury is located on the eastern shore of Lake Dunmore at the base of Mt. Moosalamoo.); Amenities: Race Amenities Include: Full pre-race carbo load meal and post race meal catering by Baba’s Catering, an activities director for the kids, live music, medical support, customized t-shirt, free sports drinks in transition area and at every aid station, bagels, Clif Bars, various fruit, customized silicone swim cap, customized water bottle, custom awards to top 5 overall and top 3 in each age group, fully supported aid stations, various sponsor samples in goodie bags, raffle giveaways, safe and well staffed course. Available amenities include digital action photos, massage, extra custom Vermont Sun t-shirts, Louis Garneau triathlon race clothing, and more!; 2005 Results At: coolrunning.com (Branbury is located on the eastern shore of Lake Dunmore at the base of Mt. Moosalamoo.)