Mini MightyMan Sprint Triathlon

What if I did not receive confirmation or misplaced my confirmation email?
Click on the registration button to go to the RunSignUp page. Click “Find a Participant” on the left column. You can search by your name and date of birth.
If you still have trouble, send an email to:
info@eventpowerli.com.

What if I cannot make it to Packet Pick Up?
All athletes must pick up their own packet and bring a photo ID.
If you are a USAT member, bring your USAT card.
Non-members must purchase a one-day membership for $15 or an annual card for $50.
If you cannot pick up your packet, you cannot race.
Participants can pick up their packets on race morning for an extra $10 fee (selectable during registration).

USA Triathlon Sanctioning
This event is sanctioned by USAT (USA Triathlon).
For official rules, click
HERE.
All participants must have an annual USAT card or purchase a one-day membership ($15).
Bring a photo ID. One-day memberships can be paid by cash or credit card.

How are USAT age groups formatted?
USAT age is determined by your age on December 31 of the race year, not your actual date of birth.

What are the key race day rules?
• Bike storage is not provided the night before.
• Glass containers are not allowed in the transition area.
• Only triathletes and transition workers are allowed in the transition area.
• You must rack your bike in the spot that matches your bib number.
• Mounting and dismounting must be done outside the transition area.
• Helmets must be worn and buckled at all times during the bike portion.
• Race numbers must be shown to remove gear after the race.

How many people can be on a relay team?
Relay teams can include two or three people — all male, all female, or mixed.

How are participants timed?
The event uses the ChampionChip Electronic Timing System.
Timing chips are distributed on race morning at the Chip Pick-Up Area.
You must show your paper bib number to receive your timing chip, which must be worn on your ankle for the entire event.

How to wear the timing chip:
1. Place the strap around your ankle.
2. Insert two fingers between the strap and your ankle (not too tight).
3. Fasten the strap securely.

Relay teams must return the timing chip at the finish line to receive results.
If unable to finish, return the chip as soon as possible.
Lost relay chips will incur a replacement fee.
Individual athletes’ timing chips are disposable and can be discarded after the race.

Race Number
Your race number from packet pick-up must be worn during the race:
the smallest is your helmet number, the mid-sized is your run number, and the largest is your bike number.
You’ll also have body markings on your calf, arm, and hand.

Helmet Number
Peel the sticker and place it on the front of your helmet.
Side placement makes identification harder for officials and photographers.

Bike Number
The bike number is the largest piece. Fold it over your top tube so it’s readable from both sides.
Remove the adhesive covers and secure it in place.

Run Number
The mid-sized paper is your run number. Wear it on the front as you cross the finish line.
Use safety pins or a race belt (provided at packet or chip pick-up).

Body Marking
After affixing your helmet, bike, and run numbers, get your body marking done near the Transition Area.
You’ll be marked with your race number on your upper left arm and right calf, plus your age or division on your right calf.

Transition Area
Opens at 6:00 a.m.
Bikes and gear must be in designated spots.
Transition closes at 7:10 a.m. and reopens at 8:00 a.m. after all runners are on course.

Race Flow
Swim: Exit the pool and go directly to your bike rack (relay exchanges happen here).
Bike: No riding in transition. Buckle your helmet before mounting.
Bike timing starts at “Bike Out” and ends at “Bike In.”
Run: Run time starts at “Run Out” and ends at the finish line.

Wetsuits
Wetsuits are not allowed for the pool triathlon.