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Duathlon
Welcome to the official site of the Hagerstown Duathlon Series!
Thank you to our Gold Level Sponsor
2009 Hagerstown Duathlon Series and Youth Events
The Duathlon Series offers 2 events in 2009 designed to start and end your multi-sport season the right way. We will be using the same race site as the Hagerstown Sprint Triathlon.
New in 2009: relay division and 5K Run.
Registration:
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #1-Youth Race Saturday, April 25, 2009, 8:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run .25 miles/Bike 2 miles/Run .75 miles
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #1-Adult Race Saturday, April 25, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run 2 miles/Bike 10.5 miles/Run 3.1 miles
NEW! Hagerstown 5K Run (Run Only) Saturday, April 25, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #2-Youth Race Saturday, Oct 17, 2009, 8:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run .25 miles/Bike 2 miles/Run .75 miles
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #2-Adult Race Saturday, Oct 17, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run 2 miles/Bike 10.5 miles/Run 3.1 miles
NEW! Hagerstown 5K Run (Run Only) Saturday, October 17, 2009, 9"30am REGISTER HERE
Down Loads:
Mail-In Entry Form
Entry List as of 4/7/09
Participation Guide Now Available
Flyer
Turn-by-Turn Directions
Youth Run 1 Course Map
Youth Bike Course Map
Youth Run 2 Course Map
Adult Run 1 Course Map
Adult Bike Course Map
Adult Run 2 Course Map
Race Site Map
Race Hotel: Special rates are available....see our Home page for details!
Previous Winners:
Male Female
2009 April Duathlon Kristopher Auer 0:56:05 Tammy Carr 1:06:35
2008 October Duathlon Christian Crawford 1:02.05 Tammy Carr 1:08.46
2008 April Duathlon Kristopher Aller 0:56.34 Lauren Manero 1:04.37
2009 April Youth Clay Smith 0:15:13 Cassie Ulvick 0:20:46
2008 October Youth Brandon Racine 0:16:15 Alycia Mills 0:18:51
2008 April Youth Kyle Gonze 0:17:04 Hannah Levine 0:19.36
Course Record Holders:
Male Female
Duathlon Kristopher Auer 0:56:05 (2009 April) Lauren Manero 1:04.37 (2008 April)
Youth Clay Smith 0:15:13 (2009 April) Alycia Mills 0:18:51 (2008 Oct)
Policies: There will be no refunds for this race. If you are unable to race you can request to transfer your entry to another event if you notify us before registration closes for the event you are registered for.
Ages: Youth event age range is 7 to 13. Adult race is 14 and up.
Entry Fee:
April 25th Adult entry fee $50.00 prior to March 25, 2009 and $60.00 thereafter
April 25th Youth entry fee $25.00 prior to March 25, 2009 and $30.00 thereafter
October 17th Adult entry fee $50.00 prior to August 31, 2009 and $60.00 thereafter
October 17th Youth entry fee $25.00 prior to August 31, 2009 and $30.00 thereafter
No refunds will be given!
Giving: The Hagerstown Duathlon Series races will benefit the Cedar Ridge Children's Home which provides quality residential care for abused, abandoned, neglected, adjudicated and emotionally challenged boys between the ages of 6 and 14. www.cedarridge.org
Location: Both events are held at Martin L. Snook Memorial Park (Halfway Park) Hagerstown, MD 21740
Select the link below and then select hybrid for a detailed interactive map of the race site. Select Here
Directions: The Park is located just off the MD Rt. 70 exit #28. From the East take exit ramp to traffic light. Proceed straight through the light at take the first left into the park. From the West, take ramp to the stop sign. Turn left and proceed to the traffic light. Turn left at the light and take the first left into the park.
Adult Course:
We are excited to offer the same great race venue that was used for the Hagerstown Triathlon. The Adult race transition area will be in the parking lot next to the pool. The race will begin with a 2 mile run that will be entirely in the park on the park road and running path. The bike loop will begin and end in the park and will navigate along Downsville Pike, Rt 68, Govern Lane Blvd, Edward Daub Rd, Sterling Rd, and Bower Ave. The final run will be entirely in the park using the path and road (the same 5K as the Triathlon). The elevation of this course is rated easy with only slight grades, no big hills. See course maps for details.
Youth Course:
We are excited to offer the same great race venue that was used for the Hagerstown Triathlon. The Youth race transition area will be in the parking lot next to the pool. The race will be entirely in the park and will begin with a .25 mile run that will start on the park road. The bike will be an out and back on the park road (same as the triathlon). The final run will be on the running path (same as the triathlon). The elevation of this course is rated easy with only slight grades, no big hills. See course maps for details.
Course Maps: Please use the links above for course maps. Turn by turn instructions also available above. Once you open link you can interact with the map. Select hybrid for more details. Use the zoom feature to get different perspectives.
Start Times:
The Youth race will begin promptly at 8:30am and will be a mass start. Adult race will be divided into several waves that will combine racers by age group and will begin in a mass start format. First wave will begin at 9:30am, with each additional wave starting a few minutes apart. Adult start times will be published the week leading to the event.
Awards:
Youth awards will be given as racers come across the finish line. The Youth event is non-competitive and is designed for ages 6-13. Adult race awards ceremony will follow the Adult race. The categories for Adult race will include top 3 overall male/female, top masters overall male/female (40+), and first place for the following male/female age groups: 19 and under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60+ and new for 2009....a relay division, with an award going to the fastest relay team. Ages are based on your age on December 31, 2009.....just like USAT ruling.
New Relay Division:
The relay division is being added this year so we are only opening one division. Relay teams can be made up of men, women or coed. Teams can be comprised of two or three members. We will not distinguish between these teams and only one award will be given to the fastest team.
Race Day:
The following race details will be used for both the April and October races. Packet pick up and body marking will begin at 6:30am race day at the pavilion near the transition area. You must sign in and have your body marked prior to racking your bike in transition. The transition area will be open at 6:00am and will close at 8:00am. We will have a mandatory pre-race meeting at 8:00am.
Rules:
All racers must have an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened before entering the bike course. Your local bike shop can provide you with assistance to ensure your helmet meets approval. Bikers and runners must obey all traffic rules and race official instructions. Roads will not be closed to vehicular traffic. Volunteers will be placed in key areas to help direct race traffic. For the Adult race no outside assistance is allowed and no one other than racers are permitted in the transition area. For the Youth race parents are allowed to follow their children on the course but are discouraged from entering the transition area. Parents must not block other youth racers.
The Duathlon Series offers 2 events in 2009 designed to start and end your multi-sport season the right way. We will be using the same race site as the Hagerstown Sprint Triathlon.
New in 2009: relay division and 5K Run.
Registration:
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #1-Youth Race Saturday, April 25, 2009, 8:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run .25 miles/Bike 2 miles/Run .75 miles
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #1-Adult Race Saturday, April 25, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run 2 miles/Bike 10.5 miles/Run 3.1 miles
NEW! Hagerstown 5K Run (Run Only) Saturday, April 25, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #2-Youth Race Saturday, Oct 17, 2009, 8:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run .25 miles/Bike 2 miles/Run .75 miles
Hagerstown Duathlon Series #2-Adult Race Saturday, Oct 17, 2009, 9:30am REGISTER HERE
Race format is Run 2 miles/Bike 10.5 miles/Run 3.1 miles
NEW! Hagerstown 5K Run (Run Only) Saturday, October 17, 2009, 9"30am REGISTER HERE
Down Loads:
Mail-In Entry Form
Entry List as of 4/7/09
Participation Guide Now Available
Flyer
Turn-by-Turn Directions
Youth Run 1 Course Map
Youth Bike Course Map
Youth Run 2 Course Map
Adult Run 1 Course Map
Adult Bike Course Map
Adult Run 2 Course Map
Race Site Map
Race Hotel: Special rates are available....see our Home page for details!Previous Winners:
Male Female
2009 April Duathlon Kristopher Auer 0:56:05 Tammy Carr 1:06:35
2008 October Duathlon Christian Crawford 1:02.05 Tammy Carr 1:08.46
2008 April Duathlon Kristopher Aller 0:56.34 Lauren Manero 1:04.37
2009 April Youth Clay Smith 0:15:13 Cassie Ulvick 0:20:46
2008 October Youth Brandon Racine 0:16:15 Alycia Mills 0:18:51
2008 April Youth Kyle Gonze 0:17:04 Hannah Levine 0:19.36
Course Record Holders:
Male Female
Duathlon Kristopher Auer 0:56:05 (2009 April) Lauren Manero 1:04.37 (2008 April)
Youth Clay Smith 0:15:13 (2009 April) Alycia Mills 0:18:51 (2008 Oct)
Policies: There will be no refunds for this race. If you are unable to race you can request to transfer your entry to another event if you notify us before registration closes for the event you are registered for.
Ages: Youth event age range is 7 to 13. Adult race is 14 and up.
Entry Fee:
April 25th Adult entry fee $50.00 prior to March 25, 2009 and $60.00 thereafter
April 25th Youth entry fee $25.00 prior to March 25, 2009 and $30.00 thereafter
October 17th Adult entry fee $50.00 prior to August 31, 2009 and $60.00 thereafter
October 17th Youth entry fee $25.00 prior to August 31, 2009 and $30.00 thereafter
No refunds will be given!
Giving: The Hagerstown Duathlon Series races will benefit the Cedar Ridge Children's Home which provides quality residential care for abused, abandoned, neglected, adjudicated and emotionally challenged boys between the ages of 6 and 14. www.cedarridge.org
Location: Both events are held at Martin L. Snook Memorial Park (Halfway Park) Hagerstown, MD 21740
Select the link below and then select hybrid for a detailed interactive map of the race site. Select Here
Directions: The Park is located just off the MD Rt. 70 exit #28. From the East take exit ramp to traffic light. Proceed straight through the light at take the first left into the park. From the West, take ramp to the stop sign. Turn left and proceed to the traffic light. Turn left at the light and take the first left into the park.
Adult Course:
We are excited to offer the same great race venue that was used for the Hagerstown Triathlon. The Adult race transition area will be in the parking lot next to the pool. The race will begin with a 2 mile run that will be entirely in the park on the park road and running path. The bike loop will begin and end in the park and will navigate along Downsville Pike, Rt 68, Govern Lane Blvd, Edward Daub Rd, Sterling Rd, and Bower Ave. The final run will be entirely in the park using the path and road (the same 5K as the Triathlon). The elevation of this course is rated easy with only slight grades, no big hills. See course maps for details.
Youth Course:
We are excited to offer the same great race venue that was used for the Hagerstown Triathlon. The Youth race transition area will be in the parking lot next to the pool. The race will be entirely in the park and will begin with a .25 mile run that will start on the park road. The bike will be an out and back on the park road (same as the triathlon). The final run will be on the running path (same as the triathlon). The elevation of this course is rated easy with only slight grades, no big hills. See course maps for details.
Course Maps: Please use the links above for course maps. Turn by turn instructions also available above. Once you open link you can interact with the map. Select hybrid for more details. Use the zoom feature to get different perspectives.
Start Times:
The Youth race will begin promptly at 8:30am and will be a mass start. Adult race will be divided into several waves that will combine racers by age group and will begin in a mass start format. First wave will begin at 9:30am, with each additional wave starting a few minutes apart. Adult start times will be published the week leading to the event.
Awards:
Youth awards will be given as racers come across the finish line. The Youth event is non-competitive and is designed for ages 6-13. Adult race awards ceremony will follow the Adult race. The categories for Adult race will include top 3 overall male/female, top masters overall male/female (40+), and first place for the following male/female age groups: 19 and under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60+ and new for 2009....a relay division, with an award going to the fastest relay team. Ages are based on your age on December 31, 2009.....just like USAT ruling.
New Relay Division:
The relay division is being added this year so we are only opening one division. Relay teams can be made up of men, women or coed. Teams can be comprised of two or three members. We will not distinguish between these teams and only one award will be given to the fastest team.
Race Day:
The following race details will be used for both the April and October races. Packet pick up and body marking will begin at 6:30am race day at the pavilion near the transition area. You must sign in and have your body marked prior to racking your bike in transition. The transition area will be open at 6:00am and will close at 8:00am. We will have a mandatory pre-race meeting at 8:00am.
Rules:
All racers must have an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened before entering the bike course. Your local bike shop can provide you with assistance to ensure your helmet meets approval. Bikers and runners must obey all traffic rules and race official instructions. Roads will not be closed to vehicular traffic. Volunteers will be placed in key areas to help direct race traffic. For the Adult race no outside assistance is allowed and no one other than racers are permitted in the transition area. For the Youth race parents are allowed to follow their children on the course but are discouraged from entering the transition area. Parents must not block other youth racers.
