TriStar Mallorca Guía de Carrera

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FAST FORWARD INTO SUMMER After 13 years of Olympic Tri-athlon, Portocolom welcomes the unique TriStar111 and TriStar55.5 formats. Mallorca is a paradise for European triathletes and of-fers a new race feeling over one-of-a-kind distances: 1km swimming, 100km of cycling and 10km of running for a total distance of 111km. The Olympic distance triathlon held in recent years becomes TriStar55.5, and will be carried out the same day.Portocolom is known to be the first European destination for triathletes after a cold winter. Enjoy swimming in the bay of Porto Colom, glench your teeth on the bike for the climb to Sant Salvador, and be sure to throw up your hands in the streets of this Mediterranean village when finishing the race. Yes, you can!

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¡Welcome!in Portocolom, Mallorca, on the Balearic Islands. During your stay you’ll enjoy the perfect setting to live your passion, triathlon. It will also be memorable for your family and friends, you have everything to enjoy a few days of fun, sports and relaxation. This guide is a complement to the on-line Race Briefing that you already received by e-mail. If you have any ques-tions, please come and ask our team at the Star&Co Village.

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Get away from mass tourismThe authentic village of Portocolom is located in the southern half of the east coast of the Balearic island of Mallorca, about 70km from Palma. The village belonging to the municipality of Fela-nitx is popular for not providing mass commercialisation – so those looking for water parks and endless karaoke bars will need to look elsewhere. Portocolom has the largest natural harbour of the island, and claims to be birthplace of Christopher Colum-bus, whose voyages led to general European awareness of the American continents. It is a Mediterranean village with lots of flavor that is calm, relaxed, pleasant. And beautiful.

A very special triathlon race

The race course for TriStar111 and TriStar55.5 are identical. While

55.5 participants will one lap of each discipline, 111 starters will

do each lap twice. The swim will be held in the bay

of the port of Porto Colom, to continue on a cycle route that

takes you to the spectacular climb of San Salvador, known amongst

thousands of triathletes and cyclists who visit Mallorca every

year, with a height of 494 meters and an incredible panoramic view

of the island’s southeast coast.The run will pass through the his-toric town of Porto Colom, taking

you some of its beaches (you have to get to the lighthouse and back)

before crossing the finish line of the TriStar Mallorca.

Yes, you can! Be a role model We encourage you to live the TriStar philosophy and to be an ambassador of the “YES, YOU CAN!” attitude. Give a mile to spectators and volunteers, play fair, be positive, care for the environment, respect the rules and your rivals. In short: Win your own challenge and enjoy!

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Disconnect...Mallorca has long received the nickname “island of calm.” Although many are attracted to the Balearic island by the beach bashes, it’s also syn-onymous with relaxation, good weather, peace and places far away from everyday normality, where you can pamper yourself and take care of your body and mind..

The warmer the weather the better After a long and cold winter, is’t great to have first eye contact with the summer in Portocolom. Enjoy the sun and profit from the summer greetings in Mallorca.

10 THINGS TO DO IN PORTOCOLOM: Find out why Portocolom is one of the most interesting places and very different from the rest of the island. TriStar Mallorca will help you discover the best kept secrets of this region. Have a look atwww.tristarmallorca.com to see our 10 suggestions for sightseeing in more detail. May we suggest:• Gastronomy• Caves and Parks• Calvary• El Puerto - the port• the “Closos” settlement• Santueri Castle• San Salvador and Christ Monu-

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Mallorca, a paradiseEnjoy Mallorca while the sun is radiant as spring settles in the calendar. Too often, the image of tourists enjoying the sunny days in winter on spring beaches of white sand filled up to the last spot with parasols announced the arrival of the heat. Not so in Portocolom. It’s heyday in nature, also the start of an intense cultural and festive agenda that will not stop until the end of the summer.See more information on www.infomallorca.net

¡Next Stop: Madrid!In 2011 there will be another TriStar race in Spain: On 3 July, come to the Casa di Campo in Madrid and enjoy TriStar111 Madrid. It’s a drafting race, and on 2 July there will be a brand new TEAM event T111.


Environmental ProtectionAs an athlete, you have to take care of your body every day. As a triathlete you enjoy swim-ming in clear waters, pedaling through natural landscapes and breathing fresh air while running. That’s why Star Events are committed to environmen-tal protection in collaboration with the 4vita.org association. Take care about nature as much as you care about your body. You want to enjoy life!

TriStar Mallorca is synonymous for fun and quality. Another pillar of TriStar is

social responsibility, therefor the event supports ASPANABOB. This institu-

tion is one hundred percent local, and helps parents of children suffering from

cancer of the Balearic Islands. The ASPANABOB association was established in 1987, by a group of parents who joined

forces with the intention of working to improve the quality of life for all Balearic cancer patients from 0 to 18 years, and

their families. Together with LIVESTRONG™, TriStar Mallorca supports the institution, and all donations will go directly to ASPANABOB without any detours! Please, show you care, come to the LIVESTRONG™ booth, make a donation and wear the Livestrong wristband as your visible sign of your

support for those who suffer from cancer. ¡Gracias!

4vita in Mallorca• Throw away stuff only in the

dedicated ECOZONES • Come to the 4vita Seminar on

Friday at 18:00 with one of the greatest Spanish triathlon coaches: Ivan Muñoz Tebar.

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TriStar approach race organisation in the same way I approach my racing. CHRIS MCCORMACK, WORLD CHAMPION

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Chris McCormack MACCAMacca, one of the most prominent triathletes, followed and admired accross the globe, will be at the starting line at TriStar Mallorca. The Aus-tralian triathlete is multiple world champion at various distances and possessor of the biggest triathlon titles: Macca is ITU World Champion and two times Ironman world champion. He was not only chosen sports personality of the year in Australia when he became Olympic triathlon champion, he also was named best internatio-nal triathlete in 1997, 1998, 2001, 2006, and 2007. According to Triathlete Magazine, Macca is the “Triathlete of the Decade”.

TriStar are pushing the endur-ance barriers and setting new unique challenges that are interesting and tough. I have committed to Tristar because they continue to present spec-tacular events that are designed with the athlete in mind.MACCA ABOUT TRISTAR

¡¡¡Everybody is after Macca!!!Macca will have great rivals to face (well, or to shake off): Lothar Leder (the first man to go sub-8hrs in an Ironman), Ain-Alar Ju-hanson (2 times Lanzarote winner), Esben Hovgaard, Joel Jameson, the great Olivier Marceau - also tri-athlon world champion and Olympic triathlete. Late sign-ups came in from Marcel Zamora, five times winner of Ironman Nice and one of the best triathletes in Span-ish history; and Normann Stadler, two-times Ironman World Champion in Hawaii and McCormack’s great rival for years ... Can anyone beat Macca in Mallorca?On the female side, the likes of Kathrin Paetzold, Dr Lewis and Fatima Blazquez Lozano will be there to race for the win. The ‘Galàcticos’ of triathlon will be in Porto Colom, as the Spanish would say.

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SWIM 0.5/1kmThe first start will be given at 8:45 (Tri-Star111), and at 11:00, the TriStar55.5 will commence. The swim will take place in the port area, close to the Club Nautico, in the sheltered bay of Porto Colom. The swim is easy to follow for spectators. There are 300m to T1.


¡Buen viaje! Detailed Course descriptions

T1 swim/bikeAfter swimming, take your BIKE bag and change in the tent. Leave your wetsuit and goggles in the BIKE bag and drop it off when leaving the tent. Pick up your bike in the Bike Park and start the 50/100km of cycling.

BIKE 50/100kmOnce out of the transition area, you will go on the 50 (one lap) or 100km (two laps) of cycling on a circuit that is entirely closed for traffic. Drafting is prohibited. And do not forget to enjoy the scenery! Recommended gear ratios 11x23 for PROs and 12x25 for Age Group Athletes.

T2 bike/runOnce you leave your bike securely in the Bike Park with the help of volun-teers (parked in order of arrival), pick up your RUN bag and change in the tent. Drop off your bag when leaving the tent, and start the run!

RUN 5/10kmThe run circuit consists of one or two laps (depending on the distance) on a very fast circuit of 5km. It will take you along some of the most typical and ancient streets of Porto Colom, out along the bachfront to the lighthouse and back to the port. Enjoy your last few meters on the Finishline! Yes, you can!

Finish LineAfter the loop or the two loops, you will reach the Finishline located in the Nau-tic Club. Celebrate with Friends, family and sport loving spectators when you cross the Finishline! Congratulations, you deserve your Finisher medal for completing the inau-gural TriStar Mallorca! Yes, you can!

Relaxing ZoneEnjoy the beach and a massage, eat and drink, get your medal engraving and finisher shirt, and simply enjoy with other athletes in the after-finish area. Only competitors are allowed here, no friends or family. You’re a living proof: Yes, you can!

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Rules1. Participants have to follow the

rules of the Spanish Triathlon Federation and they must know the course of each discipline.

2. The bike, helmet and transition bags have to be checked in prior to race day to allow time for competitors to make modifications, if necessary, to comply with the rules.

3. Technical control of the race will be under the responsibility of a General referee and other marshals appointed by the FETRIB (Federación de Triatlón de las Illes Balears). Spanish Triathlon Federa-tion rules will be followed.

4. Littering is not allowed. Competi-tors throwing away bike bottles, packaging of bars and gels, bike bottles or the like outside of the eco zones will be immediately disqualified.

5. The medical team is allowed to withdraw any participant if his/her health is in danger.

6. Drafting off another competitor or motor vehicle is forbidden. The draft zone will be a rectangle 10 meters long by 3 meters wide. Race on the right of the street. Crossing the line and/or riding on the left lane are reasons for disqualification.

7. Only rigid and approved helmets are allowed. The helmet strap needs to be closed whenever the athlete touches his bike (push-ing, riding it).

8. Protests must be made in written to the Referee, within one hour after the end of the race.

9. Assistance and escorting are forbidden.

10. Headphones (mobile phones, MP3 players, headsets etc.) are not allowed.

CHECKLISTTriStar Mallorca can be your perfect race, and this checklist might help you:

Saturday place 1 sticker on your bike place 3 stickers on your helmet place 3 stickers on your bags place 4vita stickers on your BIBs pack your transition bags BIKE bag: shoes, race number & belt, helmet, bike glasses, gloves, socks, gels or bar if you need one before the first Energy Station RUN bag: running shoes, cap, spare race number (if you lose the first one) checkin your bike and remember the exact place get your timing chip when leaving the bike park checkin your BIKE + RUN bags and remember their location try to have a good rest before race day

Sunday Race Day prepare the STREETWEAR bag: money, bodylotion, T-Shirt, pants, bike bottles, swimcap, goggles, wetsuit check your bike in the bike park hand in your STREETWEAR bag after you have taken out what you need for the swim. Pack your shoes/flipflops in this bag, go to the beach barefoot! enjoy the race! Yes, you can!

After Race cool down in the relaxing zone eat, drink, get a massage once you left the relaxing zone, pickup your STREETWEAR bag relax and get ready for the Star Night Awards Party

CUT OFF TIMESwim+Bike+Run: Far all par-ticipantes (15h15)


AGENDAFRIDAY 15 April12:00 – 19:00 Star&Co Village12:00 – 19:00Athlete Registration / 18:00Seminar 4vita with Iván Muñoz Tebar learn how to become a better triathlete).

SUNDAY 17 April6:30 - 8:30 55.5 only: additional check-in7:00Bike Park is open. Hand in Streetwear.8:45 Start of TriStar111 Mallorca Individuals09:00Start of TriStar111 Mallorca Relays11:00 Start of TriStar55.5 Mallorca Individuals11:10 Start of TriStar55.5 Mallroca Relays10:00 – 19:00 Star&Co Village.11:50Winner expected at Finishline14:30 – 18:00Checkout of bikes and bags19:00 - 20:30Cierre del Bike Park para todos.19:30 Star Night And Awards Ceremony, official Afterparty.

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SATURDAY 16 April10:00 – 19:00 Star&Co Village10:00 – 19:00Athlete Registration10:00 – 12:00SAILFISH swim training11:00 – 12:00Swim coaching with Iván Muñoz Tebar14:30 – 18:00Check-inof bikes and bags18:30Briefing Hotel Cape Colom19:00Energy Party Hotel Cape Colom

*Useful Phone Numbers:BIKE SERVICE: +34 667441207 and +34 971827635MASSAGE THERAPIST: +34 617897478 and +34 971654045

IMPRINT: Star Production Star Events Spain SLU [email protected] RACED DIRECTOR Jaume Vicens. The organizers reserve the right to make changes where necessary. PHOTOS Actionpixel.de, Tinefoto.com, Dani Quintero and Jaume Monserrat LAYOUT kasee.at TEXTS André Karsai and Dani Quintero ©2011 All Rights reserved.

Documents

TriStar Mallorca Guía de Carrera