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It's FREE, plus you get to run then bike and then run some more.

Afterwards you get a hot drink and soup.


 

"I love tearing along the single track" says Jeremy, a competitor from the 2008 New Year Duathlon. It is a truly exciting way to start the year.



Amos did not find last years race much to his liking. "I am hoping for lots and lots of rain so the run course will be extra muddy" he said. That will slow up those skinny little runners that don't carry around extra weight from Christmas. I despise that Jeremy dude, all I have ever seen him eat is lettuce and carrots.

 

 
2009 New Year's Duathlon & Fundraiser
Saturday January 3, 2009
TBF MTB Family Day

New Year's Duathlon
January 3, 2009
Granite Beach, Folsom Lake
9 am Start time

New Year's Duathlon 2 mile Run – 7 mile road Bike – 2 mile Run

Please fill out an entry form and send it in to us so we can prepare for this event (entry is FREE).

View photos from the 2008 Event


New: Course Map (PDF)

Supporting Jamie Whitmore

Jamie Whitmore is no stranger to a tough challenge. You don't become 2007 xterra triathlon USA champion, 2004 xterra triathlon world champion & 2003/04 xterra triathlon European champion without a good fight. On July 14, Jamie underwent surgery to remove a second tumor, discovered several weeks earlier. she had a previous tumor removed on march 28. Jamie's fight to get back continues each hour of each day.

Jamie's no stranger to TBF athletes either.  She and her husband Courtney have raced the Chanoko series for years and have provided encouragement and advice for many aspiring athletes.  Now, it's your opportunity to show your support for Jamie by making a donation when you sign-up for the New Years Duathlon or any one of the three Chanoko Series races. 

You can visit Jamie Whitmore's website for updates.

Jamie Whitmore

TBF Racing is excited to present the New Year's Duathlon to help start 2008 as your best Multi-Sport Season ever! This Free event is to thank the athletes, volunteers, sponsors and spectators who attend and support our events. After this fun fast run-bike-run event there will be hot soup and coffee for all athletes along with a ton of Raffle Prizes given away. There will be an opportunity to make a donation in support Team Davis – A local Organization that assists developmentally disabled athletes.

Entry Fees
The New Year's Duathlon is FREE. Please fill out an entry form so we can properly prepare for the event. There will be an opportunity to contribute to a local Davis Charity for developmentally disabled athletes.

Timing
There will be a finish clock providing finish times for all athletes competing. There will not be splits for this event.

Awards
First place Overall Male and Female in the New Year's Duathlon will receive Overall Special Champion Awards.

We will have Raffle Prizes for all participants involved in the New Year's Duathlon.

Course Descriptions
First and second runs - Both runs are the same course, and are mostly on single track trails heading out of the transition area and circling back to the first aid station at mile one and then finishing with another loop to the finish line.

Bike - The bike course is a one loop 7-mile course on roads within the State Park. The course is winding and twisting turns with some small hills and descents.

New: Course Map (PDF)

Transition Area
The Transition area will be on a first-come basis, with the exception of Reserved Bike Racks for TRI Clubs. The transition area at all TBF Racing events is for athletes only. All non-athletes must remain outside of the transition area at all times on race day. Athletes may choose their transition spot from any of the non-reserved racks - reserved racks will be marked for Tri Clubs. Glass or bottles are not allowed in the transition area.

Rules and Regulations
Bike Course - ALL athletes MUST wear a helmet the entire time while riding their bikes. Failure to have your helmet on or buckled at any time on the bike will result in DISQUALIFICATION. This includes while riding your bike in or out of the transition area during warm-up and cool down.

Run Course - Run numbers must be worn on the run and when crossing the finish line. Exercise caution when running off of the trails, as there may be Poison Oak.

General rules - Numbers must be placed on your bike and worn on the run. Drafting is not allowed on the bike course. Riding your bike WILL be allowed in the transition area. No glass will be allowed in the transition area.

Use of headphones or other listening devices during ALL portions of the race ARE NOT ALLOWED.

Finish Line
After crossing the finish line please take a cold water or Clif Shot Recovery Drink and cool water and continue walking to allow your body to cool down. You should remain active for 10 to 15 minutes while you are drinking and re-fueling your body. If you need medical attention or are feeling unwell please proceed to the TBF Medical Tent or notify a TBF Volunteer that you need medical attention.

Schedule of Events

Saturday
- 7:30 am Transition area and Registration open
- 8:00 am Race announcements begin
- 8:30 am Race information announcement for New Year's Duathlon
* 9:00 am Start of New Year's Duathlon
- 10:05 am First finisher of New Year's Duathlon

Packet Pick Up
Packet pick-up and registration will be available from 7:30 am to 8:30 am at the race start/finish area at Granite Beach of Folsom Lake, Granite Bay.

TBF Nutrition
Clif Bars are provided in all athlete goody bags. Clif Shot Electrolyte Drink and water are available in transition and on the run courses. Clif Shot Energy Gels are available on the run courses. Clif Shot Recovery Drink and Vitamin Water are available at the finish line. Red Bull Energy Drink is available at all TBF Racing events.

TRI for KIDS triathlon


At TBF Racing we are committed to kids health and fitness. As part of this, we have a number of mountain bike, duathlon, triathlon and trail running races for kids in 2009 including the NEW Roseville TRI for KIDS on May 16.

In Spring:
January 24: FREE TBF Day Kids Mountain Bike Race
Feb. - March: The Chanoko KIDS Mountain Bike Duathlon, KIDS Jr. Duathlon and Trail Runs will be on Feb. 7, Feb. 21 and March 7.
May 16: NEW Roseville TRI for KIDS Triathlon

In Summer:
There will be five TRI for KIDS Triathlon races (each with two age divisions) in the summertime. These events are on June 7, July 12, August 9, August 29 and September 12.

The Sept. 12 events is both an open TRI for KIDS race plus the TRI for KIDS Championship

In the late Summer, there's the KIDS Granite Bay one-mile Trail Run on September 27.

Plus, there are many Short Course Triathlons and Super-Sprint Triathlons that are very suitable for kids. See Triathlon KIDS for a complete listing of kids only events as well as Short Course and Super-Sprint Tris.


 

Accommodations
Hotel rooms are available in nearby Rocklin and Roseville at: Local Hotels. Make sure and ask for the TBF Racing group reservation rate.

Parking/Entrance Fee
There is a $5 per vehicle charge.

Spectator Information
Spectators are welcome at the New Year's and all TBF Racing events. Spectator food and drinks will be available for sale and free coffee is available in the morning. Stop by the TBF booth at the expo and find out how you can learn the sport of Triathlon.