Maine's most scenic race, the Mainiac Sprint Triathlon &
Duathlon will take place on September 25, 2010, 10 AM.
This course is perfectly suited for the first timer or
seasoned competitor looking for a personal best!! Please
note that we have altered the bike course for 2010 due to
scheduled road construction on Oak Ridge Road. Check the
course maps for details. The course has been shortened to
13.25 miles for this year.
Situated from the Bath House Beach at beautiful Biddeford Pool,
the Mainiac Sprint Tri will begin with a 1/4 mile swim in the calm
and smooth waters of Fletchers Neck. The 13.25 mile bike
course moves along the Mile Stretch of Biddeford Pool, traveling
along Route 9 from Biddeford Pool to the Goose Rocks Beach
community in Kennebunkport, returning along the beach fronts
of Goose Rocks Beach and Fortunes Rocks. Surely, one of the
flattest bike routes in all of Maine's triathlon events. Following
the fast bike route, the 3.2 mile run will take you around the
headland of Fletchers Neck with Saco Bay, Wood Island Light,
the "Gut" and the Pool at your side as you return to the Bath
House Beach transition/finish area. The Mainiac Duathlon will
start with an out-and-back, two mile beach run.
Hosted by the Kennebunk Beach Triathlon Club, all proceeds of
the race will benefit the Northern York County YMCA.
Duathlon will take place on September 25, 2010, 10 AM.
This course is perfectly suited for the first timer or
seasoned competitor looking for a personal best!! Please
note that we have altered the bike course for 2010 due to
scheduled road construction on Oak Ridge Road. Check the
course maps for details. The course has been shortened to
13.25 miles for this year.
Situated from the Bath House Beach at beautiful Biddeford Pool,
the Mainiac Sprint Tri will begin with a 1/4 mile swim in the calm
and smooth waters of Fletchers Neck. The 13.25 mile bike
course moves along the Mile Stretch of Biddeford Pool, traveling
along Route 9 from Biddeford Pool to the Goose Rocks Beach
community in Kennebunkport, returning along the beach fronts
of Goose Rocks Beach and Fortunes Rocks. Surely, one of the
flattest bike routes in all of Maine's triathlon events. Following
the fast bike route, the 3.2 mile run will take you around the
headland of Fletchers Neck with Saco Bay, Wood Island Light,
the "Gut" and the Pool at your side as you return to the Bath
House Beach transition/finish area. The Mainiac Duathlon will
start with an out-and-back, two mile beach run.
Hosted by the Kennebunk Beach Triathlon Club, all proceeds of
the race will benefit the Northern York County YMCA.
| Mainiac Sprint Triathlon & Duathlon |
| Be a MAINIAC! |
2009 Registration is now closed. |
| Race Director Charles Melton name links to email |
benefiting the Northern York County YMCA
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| 2010 Race Date: Saturday, Sept. 25 |
| USAT Members - $75 Non-members - $85 Relay Teams - $130 |
| Registration now open on imATHLETE.com |
| New for 2010 is a Duathlon option. Also new are Tech shirts in Men's and Women's styles and sizes. |
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