Ironman 70.3 Vietnam Official Program by New Leaf Multimedia

THE INAUGURAL

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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P RODUCED IN PA RT NER SH I P W I TH

CONTENTS 04 Messages

18 Athlete Listing

08 Introduction

26 Course Maps

10 Week at a Glance

28 Race Rules

12 Pro Listing

39 General Information

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SATURDAY SEPT 19TH SPRINT DISTANCE RACE

SWIM BIKE RUN

750 M 20 KM 5 KM

SUNDAY SEPT 20 TH OLYMPIC DISTANCE RACE

SWIM BIKE RUN

The only qualifying race in Asia for the Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon. 50 spots available!

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Welcome Athletes, On behalf of all of us at IRONMAN, welcome to race day. You have made it to the start line, an accomplishment in itself, and stand ready to realize your IRONMAN 70.3 dreams. We are profoundly inspired by the extraordinary discipline, perseverance, and passion that have brought you to this point and all of those miles you put in and all of the sacrifices you’ve made will soon be worth it. Take time to enjoy the course and embrace the challenges along the way. Cherish your moments at the finish line as you recognize your place in IRONMAN history. As our founder, John Collins once said, “The pain is temporary, and the memories will last the rest of your life.” The IRONMAN triathlon is the standard by which endurance sports are measured. In just over 35 years, our sport has expanded from one race to more than 100 events in nearly 30 countries across six continents, and has carved out its own unique legacy in sports history thanks to our inspiring athletes and the thousands of unforgettable moments they’ve provided while they race to prove “Anything is Possible.” Embrace the emotion of race morning, the rush of adrenaline in transition and the overwhelming joy as you cross the finish line. Those feelings are contagious and we hope you will share your experience with others, helping further our great sport along the way. Today, whether you strive to set a new IRONMAN 70.3 course record, earn a personal best, or simply test your limits and finish, we hope you enjoy every single mile of your race. Our staff and team of volunteers stand ready to meet your needs as you set forth on this incredible journey—from the moment you enter the water to that final stretch across the finish line. Be strong and race safe.

On behalf of the IRONMAN Asia-Pacific team, I would like to welcome you to the inaugural 2015 VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam. The race will offer athletes a unique and unforgettable racing experience, and you will surely be impressed with Danang and its mix of cultural attractions, famous cuisine, beautiful beaches and worldclass resorts. We are delighted to be partnering with Sunrise Events Vietnam and we’re confident you will also be impressed with the event experience. We’d like to extend our appreciation to the community for embracing the event, supporting the athletes and participating in the action and excitement. While triathlon is growing in Vietnam, we hope that Danang becomes the hub of triathlon encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle for both professional and first-time athletes. For the competitors, it is time for your dedication and preparation to pay off. We understand the effort that you’ve made to prepare for this event and our IRONMAN team stands ready to help you achieve your goals and cross the finish line. We hope you share your experience and passion for triathlon with others, helping to further the sport along the way.

GEOFF MEYER

Chief Executive Officer IRONMAN Asia-Pacific

ANDREW MESSICK

Chief Executive Officer

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Dear Fellow Triathletes,

When my partner Fred at Sunrise Events approached me in February last year about hosting an IRONMAN 70.3 in Vietnam, I thought it might be a bit too early given how nascent the triathlon community was in this country. Having raced in many other venues throughout Asia and witnessing the strong local participation, I was concerned about the success of a race that relied primarily on foreign participants. While other triathlons had been previously organized in Vietnam, none had been able to achieve the scale and scope required of a world-class event such as IRONMAN. Fastforward a year and half and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been thrilled by the turnout. With over 1,000 registered athletes from 54 countries, a field of 31 world class professionals and 69 Vietnamese athletes, our event is set to be one of the most exciting inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 events globally. The diversity of the participants confirms Vietnam as an attractive destination and the enduring power of IRONMAN to draw individuals here and abroad to challenge themselves in ways they never thought possible. The process involved in preparing for the inaugural VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam has been strikingly similar to the passion, commitment and pursuit of excellence required of participants in an IRONMAN event. This was not an individual effort but involved the collective effort of many parties. On behalf of the Sunrise team, I would like to thank the Danang Government and the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism for their support as a host city and for providing us with a stunning venue for this exciting destination race. I would also like to thank our many sponsors, partners and volunteers without whom this race would not be possible. A special thanks goes out to our title sponsor VNG and in particular to Minh Le, the CEO and co-founder who with a handshake made it possible for us to begin the IRONMAN 70.3 journey in Vietnam. Minh will also join the field of participants on race day for his very first triathlon! I wish everyone success on Sunday and a memorable experience in your first and hopefully not last VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam.

Welcome to the inaugural VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam. It is an exciting time for us at Sunrise to be staging our first international event and inaugural races are always special. To have over 1,000 triathletes from 54 counties in the first year is extremely encouraging for the growth of our sport and the promise of triathlon in Vietnam. We are also appreciative of the strong cast of pros who join us this weekend. This event would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors, the Province of Danang and the confidence of you as a participant. Good luck on race day and see you at the finish line. Be strong and race safe.

WILFRED STEVEN UYTENGSU President Sunrise Events, Inc.

BANG TRINH

Director Sunrise Events Vietnam

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MESSAGES|

It is uncommon for a video-game and computer geek like me to have “running a half-marathon” on his bucket list, and of course, I was never serious about doing it. Two years ago, a good friend of mine wanted to celebrate his 50th birthday by running a halfmarathon and I told myself to do it with him so that I could cross that off the list. But, of course, it was much more than crossing an item off the list. After months of training and nervous preparation, there were no words to describe the feeling of crossing the finish line for the first time. It was spectacular and, almost immediately, left me longing for more. Last year, I completed my first full marathon. It was a mountain trail elevated at 3,000 meters of rocks and filled with pain and exhaustion. After the race, I told myself this was as far as I could go to punish myself physically and mentally. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Only two months later, I shook hands with my good friend Bang Trinh, who is the driving force behind this first VNG IRONMAN 70.3 event in Vietnam, to agree to be the main sponsor of the event and to participate in it. As you can see in the event logo, our company’s tagline is “Embracing challenges”, which quite naturally fits with the spirit of IRONMAN. While we are the leading internet and technology company in Vietnam - a company filled with “geeks” as you would say - we strongly believe that the only way to move forward is to keep pushing ourselves to take on harder and more ambitious goals. That’s why one of our annual traditions is to sponsor everyone in our company to climb the highest mountain in Vietnam. We know the journey will no doubt be difficult and challenging but it is this journey that defines us and makes our time worthwhile. So to all of the VNG IRONMAN 70.3 participants, a common thing we computer geeks do to start a competitive video game is to type “glhf” or “Good luck and have fun!” We wish all of you the best of luck in the race and hope you have tremendous fun in the beautiful city of Danang.

MINH LE

VNG CEO & first time triathlete

Dear athletes, On behalf of the Danang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, I would like to send our warmest greetings to all the distinguished guests coming to Danang City and joining in the VNG IRONMAN 70.3 VIETNAM. Ladies and gentlemen, Danang is a coastal beach city in Central Vietnam, the center of World Heritage Sites in Vietnam including Hoi An Ancient Town, Hue Citadel, My Son Sanctuary, Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, among others, and the third-largest gateway to Vietnam with a system of Port and International Airport, and the last destination to the East Sea of the EWEC from Myanmar – Thailand – Laos – Vietnam. Moreover, Danang also provides tourism resources such as Danang Beach, one of the six most luxurious beaches in the world, Son Tra Peninsula, Hai Van Pass, Marble Mountain Spiritual Culture Tourism Site, Bana Hills, Danang Cham Sculpture Museum. Together with developing infrastructure including bridges, accommodations consisting of popular international hotel brands such as Crown Plaza, Hyatt, Novotel, Intercontinental, Pullman, among others, the investment in and operation of tourism products such as Asia Park, Indoor Entertainment Area Helio Edutainment Center, a friendly tourism environment, and hospitable people, Danang has become an attractive destination for both domestic and international tourists. Ladies and gentlemen, The very first VNG IRONMAN 70.3 VIETNAM in Danang City is a unique and attractive sporting event and contributes to promoting the image of the dynamic Danang City and attracting tourists coming to our city and Vietnam in general. We would like to express our appreciation to you for choosing Danang City to organize this international event. VNG IRONMAN 70.3 VIETNAM will diversify the events and festivals taking place in Danang City, contribute to promoting the image of Danang City, an events and festival center in Central Vietnam, a safe, reliable and hospitable destination, and a potential destination to organize tourism and sports events. On behalf of Danang Tourism, we would like to express our honour and always welcome all of the organizers and athletes for IRONMAN. This is also an opportunity to explore our dynamic and attractive city. We will do our very best to provide a safe, secure destination with the highest quality services. We hope you have a wonderful experience in our city. Once again, I am very grateful and welcome all our guests to join in this event. Wishing you good health and all the best for our event. Thank you.

MR. NGO QUANG VINH

Director Danang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism

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INAUGURAL VNG IRONMAN 70.3 IS ON IN

Half-IRONMAN event in Vietnam is the newest destination race in Asia

DANANG, VIETNAM— Vietnam officially becomes the 30th country to host an IRONMAN event via the VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Triathlon. The race, the biggest international triathlon event ever to be held in Vietnam, is set to happen on May 10, 2015 in the coastal city of Danang, well-known for its pristine beaches, UNESCO world heritage sites and numerous tourist attractions. The IRONMAN 70.3, also known as the half-IRONMAN distance triathlon, is among the world’s most exciting races, attracting thousands of athletes and supporters yearround. The Vietnam inaugural race boasts over a thousand registered participants representing 54 countries, making this race the newest soughtafter destination race in Asia and with one of the most internationally-diverse field of athlete participants ever for an IRONMAN 70.3 event. Over 30 professional athletes of various nationalities are expected to arrive, including

2x-IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion Melissa Hauschildt, 2008 IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion Terenzo Bozzone, 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 Asia Pacific Champion Tim Reed and triathlon hotshots Caroline Steffen and Josh Amberger, representing one of the deepest fields of professional athletes assembled for an IRONMAN 70.3 event in Asia. Not to be discounted is the strong participation within the Vietnamese community, which includes VNG CEO and co-founder Le Hong Minh, Novagroup CEO Le Thi Thu Thuy, Luala CEO Do Ngoc Minh, TMG Chairman and CEO Tran Trong Kien, Minh Long Ceramic CEO Le Huy Sang, McDonalds Vietnam Chairman Henry Nguyen and 2011 Miss Universe Vietnam Vu Hoang My, among others. Also participating are charity teams such as Team Britain, comprised of David Lloyd, Graham Knight and Frederik Farina. They will be participating in the race’s relay category to raise awareness and funds for Newborns

MAKE THE MOST OUT OF YOUR STAY IN VIETNAM Here are convenient tour packages in Danang and Hoi An. DANANG CITY TOUR

TIME Half day TRANSPORTATION Car DESTINATIONS Marble Mountain, Linh

Ung Pagoda, Han Market—A Famous Shopping Place, Cham Museum OPTION 1 7:30am-2:00pm OPTION 2 1:30pm-7:30pm

Danang’s Special Dishes: Pork wrapped in “bánh tráng” (soft rice paper), “My Quang ” noodles, grilled rice paper PRICE $40 (VND868,000) for 5pax *prices also available for ff: pax: 6-14, 15-27, 28-45

HOI AN DAILY TOUR

TIME Half day TRANSPORTATION Car DESTINATIONS Hoi An Silk Village, old

houses, museums, Japanese bridges PRICE $85 (VDN 1,884,500) for 5-14 pax *prices also available for ff: pax: 15-27, 28-33, 33-45

Vietnam. A charity based in Danang, Newborns Vietnam works to reduce infant mortality in Vietnam by providing specialist British training for neonatal nurses and doctors, as well as lifesaving equipment. Danang, Vietnam’s third-largest city, will play host to the inaugural VNG IRONMAN 70.3. Situated along an immaculate 30-km stretch of white-sand beach within 100 km of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites (including the Imperial City of Hue, Hoi An Ancient Town and the My Son ruins), Danang is a bucket–list destination for travelers with its mix of cultural attractions, famous cuisine, beautiful beaches, world-class golf courses and award-winning resorts, making it the perfect venue for this major sports tourism event. The race will have a fast and scenic course that includes a 1.9km swim in front of the beautiful Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa (host hotel and race central), a two-loop

90km bike ride with a course that will take participants along Danang’s pristine coastline and by some of the city’s key landmarks and a 21km out-and-back flat run passing many of Danang’s famous beach resorts before finishing at the foot of the legendary Marble Mountains. With tropical conditions, this warm-weather event is the perfect midseason race to prepare athletes for their summer IRONMAN events. The VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam also serves as a qualifying race for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Zell am See-Kaprun, Austria. Twenty-five age-group qualifying slots are at stake, along with a US$15,000 prize purse for the event. The VNG IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam is produced and organized by Sunrise Events Vietnam and made possible through the support of a number of sponsors and partners including: title sponsor VNG, venue hosts People’s Committee of Danang and Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, official hydration partner Number 1, insurance partner JLT Insurance, medical care partner Family Practice Clinic, post event massage provider Maple Healthcare, and other sponsors Jett Cycles, Giro, SRAM, SCHWALBE, Buffalo Tours, Victoria Hotels, Hai Au Aviation, AB Promotions, Minh Long, AA Corporation, Phuong Vy Coffee,Timex and Shotz. For more details, visit www.IRONMAN703vietnam.com

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TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN

VIETNAM Got several days to spare in Vietnam after VNG IRONMAN 70.3? We suggest 10 worthwhile activities. 01 Cruise in the Bay of Descending Dragons, a world heritage site famous for limestone karsts and isles in different shapes and sizes. 02 Eat Pho (Vietnam noodles) and drink Vietnamese coffee at any pop-up cafes. Look for the rare “egg with coffee” in some hidden coffee shops. 03 Cruise in the Mekong Delta while watching farmers planting rice or see floating markets and lush green scenery. 04 Crawl through the Cu Chi tunnels, used by the Viet Cong guerillas as hiding spots. 05 Tour the city and connecting villages on the back of a motorcycle or bicycle. 06 Drink Rou Ran (snake wine)! There’s a pickled snake in the bottle and the wine is known to cure illnesses. 07 Hike up the mountains of Sapa, known for its rice terraces and ethinic diversity. 08 Shop for silk and tailored clothes in the coastal town of Hoi An. Don’t forget to wear a “non la” to protect your head from the sun. 09 Walk down memory lane at Hanoi Hilton, also known as Hoa Loa Prison, which housed prisonsers of war. 10 Visit Hanoi or Saigon opera houses. #vngironman703

WEEK AT A GLANCE | 6:00 to 9:00 AM 2:00 to 5:30 PM

Breakfast

Various Hotels

Swim Course Open

Hyatt Regency Danang

Athlete Registration Open

Regency Ballroom @ Hyatt Regency Danang

2:00 PM to 5:30 PM

IRONMAN Store Open Other Sponsors Expo Open

Pre-function area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

6:00 PM to 8:30 PM

Dinner

On your own

MAY 8, 2015 | FRIDAY 6:00 to 9:00 AM

Breakfast

Various Hotels

7:00 AM

Start of Shuttle Service

Various Hotels / Hyatt Regency Danang

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Bike Service Open

Pre-function Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

9:00 AM to 5:30 PM 9:00 AM to 6 :00 PM

Media Center

Salon 4+5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Other Sponsors Expo Open

Pre-function area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Ironman Store Open

Regency Ballroom @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Athlete Registration Open 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM

Lunch

Beach House @ Hyatt Regency Danang

02:00 PM

Bike Course Ride Out 1

Meet at Regency Ballroom lobby

02:00 PM

PROs Briefing

Hyatt Regency Danang

04:00 PM

Meet the PROs Press Conference

Regency Ballroom @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Media Briefing

Salon 4+ 5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

06:30 PM

Carbo Load Dinner

09:00 PM

Last Shuttle Back to Hotels

Beach @ Hyatt Regency Danang

MAY 9, 2015 | SATURDAY 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM

Breakfast

7:00 AM

Start of Shuttle Service

9:00 AM to 12 NN

Swim Course Open

Various Hotels Hyatt Regency Danang

10:00 AM

Bike Course Ride Out 2

Hyatt Regency Danang Lobby

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Athlete Registration Open

Regency Ballroom @ Hyatt Regency Danang

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Bike Service Open

Pre-function Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Media Center Open

Salon 4+5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Other Sponsors Expo Pre-function Area at Hyatt Regency Danang

Ironman Store Open 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Athelete Bike and Gear Check-In

Transition Area/Taxi Parking Are @ Hyatt Regency Danang

11:00 AM to 1:30 PM

Lunch

Beach House @ Hyatt Regency Danang

1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Swim Course Open

Hyatt Regency Danang

4:30 PM

Race Briefing - Batch 1: Male and Female AG 18 - 39

5:00 PM

Race Briefing - Batch 2: Male and Female AG 40 and above + Relay Teams Media Center Open

9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Regency Ballroom @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Salon 4+5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Other Sponsors Expo

Pre-function Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

IRONMAN Store Open 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Athlete Bike and Gear Check In

Transition Area/ Taxi Parking Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Swim Course Open

Hyatt Regency Danang

06:00 PM

Dinner

09:00 PM

Last Shuttle Back to Hotels

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Beach House @ Hyatt Regency Danang

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MAY 10, 2015 | SUNDAY | RACE DAY

4:00 AM

Hotels to Serve Breakfast

Various Hotels

Breakfast Station

Hyatt Regency Danang

4:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Media Center Open

Salon 4 + 5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

4:00 AM

Bus - First Trip to Hyatt Regency

From Various Hotels

4:30 AM

Transition Area Open for Check In

Transition Area/ Taxi Parking Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

5:00 AM

Bus Second Trip to Hyatt Regency

Various Hotels

6:00 AM

All Roads Closed

Hyatt Beach

Transition Area Closes

6:00 AM

Race Starts

6:28 AM

Wave 1 Gun Start - PROs

6:30 AM

Wave 2 - Male AG 18 - 39

6:35 AM

Wave 3 - Male AG 40 and above

6:40 AM

Wave 4 - Relay and All Female

7:50 AM

Swim Cut Off ( 70 minutes after final swim wave)

9:00 to 6:00 PM

Other Sponsors/ Ironman Store Open

12:10 PM

Bike Cut Off ( 5 hours and 30 minutes after the final swim wave)

12:00 PM to 5:30 PM

Bike Claim #1 - PROs

12:30 PM to 5:30 PM

Bike Claim #2 - Age Group and Relay Meet the Champs

02:00 PM

Hyatt Beach

Pre-function Area @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Transition Area Media Center - Salon 4+5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

Finish Line Closes

03:10 PM

Run Cut-off (8 hours and 30 minutes after final swim wave)

03:30 PM

Awarding

Pool House Garden I + Beach @ Hyatt Regency Danang

05:00 PM

70.3 World Championship Slot Roll Down

Media Center - Salon 4+5 @ Hyatt Regency Danang

SHUTTLE SERVICE H O T E L PA R T N E R S

MAY 8 | FRIDAY hotel to hyatt regency danang

hyatt regency danang to hotel

7:00 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 NN 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM

9:00AM 11:00 AM 1:00 pm 3:00 pm 5:00 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm

MAY 9 | SATURDAY hotel to hyatt regency danang

hyatt regency danang to hotel

7:00 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 NN 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM

9:00AM 11:00 AM 1:00 pm 3:00 pm 5:00 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm

MAY 10 | SUNDAY hotel to hyatt regency danang

hyatt regency danang to hotel

4:00 AM 5:00 AM

4:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM

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PRO LISTING | MALE JOSH AMBERGER AUSTRALIA Western Sydney ➜ well-known for a fast swim and ➜ Champion, 2014 Safeguard very aggressive cycling Active 5150 Philippines ➜ 3rd, 2015 Century Tuna ➜ Champion, 2014 Luke Harrop IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines Memorial Sprint Tri ➜ Champion, 2014 Ironman 70.3 ➜ 2nd, 2014 Beijing International Port Macquarie Triathlon ➜ Champion, 2014 Challenge Half ➜ 2nd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie Shepparton ➜ Champion, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 2nd, 2014 Kansas 5150

➜ 2nd, 2014 Challenge Half Batemans Bay ➜ 3rd, 2014 Escape from Alcatraz Tri

SAM BETTEN AUSTRALIA ➜ a 6’4” PRO triathlete with a ➜ 4th, 2010 U23 ITU World Points degree of Bachelor of Business Ranking Major in Sport Management ➜ 2nd, 2010 ITU Oceania Ranking and Minor in Marketing ➜ 2nd, U23 Oceania ➜ 2nd, 2014 Cobra IRONMAN Championships 2009, 2010 70.3 Philippines ➜ Champion, Australian ITU Junior ➜ 4th, 2010 Noosa Triathlon Elite 2006, 2007 ➜ 56th, 2010 ITU World Points ➜ Champion, ITU Junior Elite Ranking Oceania 2006

➜ 3rd 2007 U23 Oceania Championships

TERENZO BOZZONE NEW ZEALAND • 2x ITU Junior Elite Duathlon titles ➜ Champion, 2015 Challenge World Champion 2002/2001 ➜ 22 national titles: across Dubai Half Ironman ➜ Wildflower Half-IRONMAN cross-country, running, cycling, ➜ 5x World Champion distance Triathlon Champion and swimming and multisport • IRONMAN 70.3 World current record holder 2006 disciplines Champion 2008 ➜ 37 international titles, which • 2x ITU Junior Elite includes 23 IRONMAN 70.3 or Triathlon World Champion half-IRONMAN distance triathlon 2003/2002

MICHAL BUCEK SLOVAKIA ➜ a personal trainer ➜ Finisher, 70.3 IRONMAN World ➜ Member, Slovak Junior National ➜ 8th, XTERRA Albay Philippines Championship 2008, and Canoe & Kayak team, 1994➜ 3rd, Winter Triathlon European Singapore, Philippines, Germany 1999 Cup Tri ➜ Member of the Slovak Quadrathlon ➜ 15x Slovakian Champion Kayak ➜ 3rd, place Hawaii Olympic National team, 1999-2003 single, double, fourth, Canoe distance triathlon, Phuket Int’l ➜ 5x medalist – Quadrathlon World single, double Triathlon, Vietnam Intl triathlon Championships ➜ 8x winner or international canoe ➜ 2x finisher IRONMAN in ➜ Former Champion, Quadrathlon regatta (Austria, Czech Republic, Malaysia, China World Cup Hungary, Germany, Croatia, Poland)

FREDRIK CRONEBORG SWEDEN ➜ enjoyed skateboarding, ➜ moved to Phuket, Thailand in ➜ 4th, Challenge Philippines golf and snowboarding as a 2011 and is currently training at ➜ 1st, Cha-Am International teenager and places in Swedish the Thanyapura Tri Academy Triathlon snowboarding championships ➜ considers 2014 as his ➜ 3rd, IRONMAN 70.3 Putrajaya ➜started in triathlons in 1997 breakthrough season with his first ➜ 2nd, IRONMAN Taiwan ➜has been living in China and is a Iron distance win at Challenge member of Shanghai Tri Club Atlantic City and podium finishes in 7 IRONMAN and Challenge branded races during the year

JAMES CUNNAMA SOUTH AFRICA ➜ got into triathlon in 2005 when ➜ had his IRONMAN all-time an IRONMAN was held in Port personal best at the 2012 Elizabeth Challenge Roth ➜ known for his running prowess ➜ 4th, 2013 IRONMAN World with a record 2:40:06 marathon Championship Kona (best ever time at the 2012 Challenge Roth performance by a South African)

CLAYTON FETTELL AUSTRALIA ➜ 5th, 2014 Challenge ➜ 10th, 2014 St. Anthony’s Melbourne (fastest bike) Triathlon ➜ 9th, 2014 Challenge Batemans ➜ 12th, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 St. Bay (fastest swim) George Triathlon ➜ Champion, 2014 Redcliffe QLD ➜ Champion, 2014 Byron Bay Triathlon Triathlon ➜ 4th, 2014 Gold Coast Triathlon

➜ Champion, 2014 Coral Coast 5150 Triathlon ➜ 3rd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns ➜ 5th, IRONMAN 70.3 Lake Stevens (fastest swim)

OLIVIER GODART LUXEMBOURG ➜ now resides in Dubai ➜ Luxembourg Triathlon National ➜ 4th, 5th, 10th Abu Dhabi ➜ started with triathlon at age 35 team member since 2013 international Triathlon Middle ➜ got his professional license ➜ Luxembourg Long Distance Distance 2013, 2014, 2015 Nov 2014 National champion 2013 ➜ Top 20, 2014 Challenge Bahrain ➜ has over 30 overall wins in ➜ 2x winner Nissan Atlantis Triple Crown triathlon and duathlon since triathlon ➜ 5th, TRIYas PRO Invitatonal 2011 in the Middle East ➜ 4th, 2014 Dubai International Olympic Distance 2015 Triathlon 70.3

VICTOR MANUEL GONZALEZ SPAIN ➜ title and world record holder in ➜ 3rd, 2014 Sprint Triathlon Spain’s sport of diving Arrecife (Lanzarote) ➜ started with triathlon when he ➜ 3rd, 2014 Crossing Jablillo and was 18 years old San Juan (Lanzarote) ➜ 2nd in his AG, 18th overall 2012 ➜ 4th, 2014 Olympic Triathlon Ironman Lanzarote Lighthouse (Fuerteventura) ➜ started competing as a PRO in ➜ 5th, 2014 Challenge La Graciosa November 2012 (Triathlon + Trail)

➜ 7th, 2014 Half Triathlon VitoriaGasteiz (Vitoria) ➜ 9th, 2014 Sprint Triathlon Timanfaya (Lanzarote)

JUSTIN GRANGER AUSTRALIA ➜ Triathlon coach ➜ 6th, 2014 Century Tuna 5150 ➜ Coach to wife, PRO Triathlete Triathlon Philippines Belinda Granger ➜ 2nd, 2014 Challenge Taiwan ➜ 4th, 2014 Safeguard Active ➜ 6th, 2014 Laguna Lang Co 5150 Triathlon Philippines Triathlon ➜ 7th 2014 Cobra IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines

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➜ Champion, 2013 IRONMAN 70.3 Cozumel ➜ Champion, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa

CEDRIC LASSONDE FRANCE

PRO LISTING | MALE

Philippines ➜ started doing triathlons on ➜ 4th, 2012 XTERRA France ➜ 3rd, 2014 IRONMAN Japan 2007 but has running as his ➜ Champion, 2012 Tagaman ➜ 5th, 2013 XTERRA European Tour main sporting background Saipan ➜ 7th, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Italy ➜ a renowned DJ/selector and ➜ 3rd, 2012 XTERRA Guam, party host/promoter/organiser/ ➜ 9th, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines et Saipan Mallorca animal for the best part of the ➜ 13th, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Pays last 20 years d’Aix ➜ 6th, Century Tuna RONMAN 70.3

JEREMY MOREL FRENCH GUIANA ➜ has cycling as his original sport ➜ 11th, 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 which he still competes in South Africa ➜ Champion in his AG 2013 ➜ 12th, 2014 Cannes Intl Triathlon Barcelona ETU Challenge Middle ➜ 20th, 2014 IRONMAN France Distance Triathlon European ➜ 22nd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Pays Championships d’Aix

MICHAEL MURPHY AUSTRALIA ➜ 2nd, Century Tuna 5150 Triathlon Philippines ➜ 1st, 2014 Golden Triangle International Triathlon ➜ 2nd, 2014 Laguna Lang Co Triathlon

➜ 2nd, 2014 Challenge Philippines ➜ 5th, 2013 Safeguard Active 5150 Triathlon Philippines ➜ 3rd, 2013 Century Tuna 5150 Triathlon Philippines ➜ 2nd Place, 2013 Coles Bay Half-

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TIM REED AUSTRALIA ➜ moved to the sport of triathlon ➜ Champion 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 2nd, IRONMAN 70.3 Australian after getting tired of being the Asia Pacific Championships PRO Championships (1st smallest guy on the rugby field Auckland (fastest run) Aussie, fastest ride) and basketball court and after ➜ 2nd, Challenge Dubai ➜ 2nd, IRONMAN 70.3 Australian excelling in fitness testing ➜ Champion, IRONMAN 70.3 Long Course Championships, ➜ started his PRO career in March Vineman, California USA Geelong 2010 ➜ Champion, Challenge Gold Coast ➜ 2nd, IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns ➜ Champion, 2015 Century Tuna ➜ Champion, IRONMAN, 70.3 IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines Buffalo Springs, Texas

MITCH ROBINS AUSTRALIA ➜ Champion, 2015 Golden Triangle Triathlon ➜ 2nd, Century Tuna IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines ➜ Champion, 2013 Safeguard Active 5150 Philippines

CYRIL VIENNOT FRANCE ➜ a PE Teacher ➜ 5th, 2014 IRONMAN World ➜ has gymnastics as his original Championship Kona sport ➜ Champion, 2014 IRONMAN UK ➜ 2nd, 2013 IRONMAN South Africa

➜ 5th, 2013 World Championships LD (Belfort) ➜ 12th, 2013 IRONMAN Hawaii

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LIZ BLATCHFORD AUSTRALIA ➜ British-born, Australian-raised ➜ 3rd, 2013 IRONMAN World Championships Kona ➜ a stand-out on the ITU circuit ➜ 4th, 2013 IRONMAN Mont before turning to long-course Tremblant US Championship racing Quebec, Canada ➜ had a handul of podium finishes in 2013, her “IRONMAN rookie ➜ 1st, 2013 IRONMAN Cairns year” Australia

➜ 1st, 2013 IRONMAN 70.3 Busselton Australia ➜ 7th, 2013 IRONMAN 70.3 Asia Pacific Championship Auckland New Zealand

ANGE CASTLE AUSTRALIA ➜ grew up on a dairy farm in Bena, ➜ 5th, 2015 Challenge Melbourne Victoria. ➜ 4th, 2014 Husky Long Course ➜ now living in steamy Darwin in ➜ 5th, 2013 Challenge Phuket the Northern Territory. ➜ 2nd, 2013 IRONMAN Australia ➜ completed first triathlon in ➜ 3rd, 2013 IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns 2009 ➜ 2nd, 2013 Coral Coast 5150 ➜ 4th, 2015 IRONMAN Putrajaya 70.3

DIMITY-LEE DUKE AUSTRALIA ➜ PRO Triathlete and Off-road ➜ 2nd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Taiwan ➜ 8th, 2014 XTERRA Asia Pacific Motorcycle Racer ➜ 3rd, 2014 IRONMAN Langkawi Championship (1st Australian ➜ 3rd, 2015 Century Tuna Malaysia Female Champion) IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines ➜ 4th, 2014 Cobra IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 3rd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 3rd, 2015 XTERRA Albay Philippines Putrajaya Malaysia4 Philippines ➜ 2nd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns ➜ Champion 2014 ITU Australian ➜ 4th, 2014 IRONMAN Australia Cross Triathlon

SANDRA FANTINI FRANCE ➜ an architect working on the ➜ 3rd, Norseman 2005 (3.8-190French Riviera but currently 42) living in Tokyo with her husband ➜ Kona qualifier 2007, 2012, 2014 ➜ 1st, AG 35-39 IRONMAN Japan ➜ started Triathlon at the ➜ 1st, AG 30-34 IRONMAN Nice 2013, 6th overall. First French age of 26 with a Swimming 2007 Team to complete O-Till-O race background ➜ 1st, AG 35-39 IRONMAN (Sweden, 2010): long distance Arizona 2011, Personal Best on aquathlon IRONMAN distance 10h02’

CAROLE FUCHS THAILAND ➜ Full-time PRO-athlete & part➜ 4th, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 time Legal Advisor Putrajaya, Malaysia ➜ 4th, 2014 Laguna Phuket ➜ 1st, in Open Category 2014 Triathlon Toyota Hua Hin International ➜ 7th, 2014 Challenge Laguna Triathlon Phuket ➜ 1st, in Open Category 2014 ➜ 4th, 2014 Safeguard Active Amarin Cha Am Triathlon Thailand 5150 Triathlon Philippines

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➜ 2nd amateur, 2013 IRONMAN ➜ Champion amateur, 2012 Lake Placid IRONMAN US Championship ➜ Champion amateur, 2013 ➜ 4th in her AG 2011 Ironman IRONMAN Oceanside Arizona ➜ 9th in her AG 2012 IRONMAN ➜ turned PRO in January 2015 World Championship Kona ➜ has a bike named ChiTo

➜ uses triathlon as a platform to raise awareness and funds in the fight against multiple myeloma, a condition that her father is battling

BELINDA GRANGER AUSTRALIA ➜ 15-time IRONMAN distance ➜ 7th, 2015 Century Tuna Champion IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines ➜ Landed at the top 10 of the ➜ 2nd, 2014 Safeguard Active IRONMAN World Championships 5150 Triathlon Philippines five (5) times ➜ 3rd, 2014 Cobra IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines

➜ 2nd, 2014 Century Tuna 5150 Triathlon Philippines ➜ 3rd, 2014 Challenge Taiwan ➜ 2nd, 2014 Laguna Lang Co Triathlon

KATHRYN HAESNER NEW ZEALAND ➜ came from a swimming and ➜ 2nd in her AG 2014 IRONMAN surfing background 70.3 Busselton ➜ a New Zealander now based in ➜ Champion Female, 2014 Singapore Metasport Bintan Triathlon ➜ Champion Elite Female 2014 ➜ Champion in her AG 2014 Metasprint Tri Series Metaman Half Iron Distance

➜ 9th, Female PRO 2014 Challenge Laguna Phuket 70.3

MELISSA HAUSCHILDT AUSTRALIA ➜ 2-time IRONMAN 70.3 World ➜ Australian Female Triathlete of ➜ Champion (course record), Champion the Year 2011 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Racine, ➜ ITU Long Distance World Champion ➜ Champion, 2015 IRONMAN Wisconsin, USA ➜ 4-time Australian Long Distance Melbourne Asia Pacific ➜ Champion, 2014 IRONMAN Champion Championships Australia ➜ 20-time Half IRONMAN ➜ Champion, 2014 Challenge ➜ Champion, 2014 Abu Dhabi Int’l Champion Phuket, Thailand Triathlon ➜ IRONMAN Australia Champion ➜ Champion, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 16-time Course Records Timberman, USA

STEF PUSZKA AUSTRALIA ➜ Started into triathlons in 2010 ➜ Represented Australia at ➜ Won the Bali International the 2013 IRONMAN World Triathlon 2012 Championships in Hawaii ➜ 3rd in her AG, IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ Ranked 13th in the world and Singapore 2012,( her first half3rd in Australia for her AG in the IRONMAN ) IRONMAN overall ranking system ➜ First IRONMAN was the Ironman at the end of 2013 Cairns 2013 where she won 1st in her AG

➜ Turned PRO in February 2014 ➜ currently combines her tri career with part-time work as a project coordinator for research in Indigenous mental health and well-being in AUS

KATJA RABE GERMANY ➜ a former competitive swimmer ➜ 2nd, 2014 Golden Triangle in Germany International Triathlon ➜ started to compete as a PRO ➜ 3rd, 2014 Laguna Lang Co in 2007 Triathlon ➜ 5th, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 ➜ 6th, 2014 Challenge Philippines Putrajaya ➜ 7th, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Phuket

➜ 4th, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Japan ➜ 2nd, 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 Sri Lanka

EMI SAKAI JAPAN ➜ 6th, 2015 Century Tuna Ironman 70.3 Philippines ➜ 2nd, 2014 All Japan Triathlon Miyakojima

➜ 4th, 2014 IRONMAN Japan ➜ 3rd, 2012 IRONMAN Sweden ➜ 18th, 2009 IRONMAN World Championship

JODIE SCOTT AUSTRALIA ➜ A coach, plant-based athlete, ➜ 19th Place, 2013 IRONMAN Asia blogger, and puppy mom Pacific Championships 2013 ➜ 4th, 2014 Century Tuna 5150 ➜ 7th Place, 2012 Port Macquarie Triathlon 70.3 ➜ 7th Place, 2014 Challenge ➜ 8th Place, 2012 Challenge Taiwan Wanaka

CAROLINE STEFFEN SWITZERLAND ➜ 2x ITU Long Course World ➜ Challenge Roth Champion 2013 ➜ 2nd, 2014 IRONMAN 70.3 Champion 2010/2012 ➜ IRONMAN Australia Champion Australia PRO Championships ➜ 2x IRONMAN Asia-Pacific 2011 ➜ Champion, 2014IRONMAN 70.3 Champion 2012/2014 ➜ She’s tall and always ready to Sunshine Coast ➜ 2x IRONMAN European “go to war” on a triathlon course, ➜ Champion, 2014 Cobra Champion 2011/2012 which is why she was given IRONMAN 70.3 Philippines ➜ 2x 2nd Place IRONMAN the moniker “Xena the Warrior ➜ Champion, 2014 Century Tuna World Championship Hawaii Princess” 5150 Philippines 2010/2012

RADKA VODICKOVA CZECH REPUBLIC silver and bronze medals. ➜ member of the Czech National ➜ Has a penchant to frequent racing. Team ➜ Former Olympian (London 2012) ➜ Competed in 33 races in 2013 ➜ In 2014 logged victories in ➜ took part in 65 ITU Challenge Bateman’s Bay, competitions from 2003 – Laguna Lang Co Triathlon, 2010 and achieved 38 top ten IRONMAN 70.3 Putrajaya, positions, among which 26 gold,

IRONMAN 70.3 St. Croix, Rev3 Knoxville and the overall Rev3 Series

SHIAO-YU LI TAIWAN Hokkaido Intl Tri China ➜ figured in a car accident in high ➜ 2nd Female PRO 2013 IRONMAN school which left her paralyzed ➜ 3rd in her AG, 2010 IRONMAN 70.3 Japan World Championship, Kona but was able to stand up again ➜ 1st Female PRO 2014 IRONMAN ➜ 1st in her AG, 2011 & 2012 with her strong will Japan Hokkaido IRONMAN Korea ➜ first female athlete to represent ➜ 2nd Female PRO 2014 IRONMAN ➜ 1st in her AG, 2011 & 2012 Taiwan in the Asian Games 70.3 Japan IRONMAN 70.3 Japan Triathlon event ➜ regarded as Taiwan’s “Big Sister ➜ 1st in her AG, 2011 & 2012 IRONMAN 70.3 SG of Triathlon” ➜ 1st Female PRO 2013 Japan ➜ 1st in her AG, 2010 IRONMAN

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WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH ALL ATHLETES COMPETING IN THE INAUGURAL VNG IRONMAN 70.3 VIETNAM THE BEST OF LUCK. BELOW IS THE COMPLETE ATHLETE LISTING, CURRENT AT THE TIME OF PRINTING.

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Ang Ariens Bastable Chantaraj Cheung Chua Chua Clarke Copestake Dakoykoy Dinh Do Huynh Font De Rubinat Fontanillas Frost Fung Guidicelli Jiang Kang Le Lee Li Lozin Macasieb Magaway Mankarious Manley Martin Masukawa Ming Hei

Josh Sam Liz Terenzo Michal Ange Fredrik James Dimity-Lee Sandra Clayton Carole Olivier Kendra Victor Manuel Justin Belinda Kathryn Melissa Cedric Shiao-Yu Jeremy Michael Stef Katja Timothy Mitchell Emi Jodie Caroline Cyril Radka

Burgerman Sam Liz T Michal Ange Fredrik James Dimity Sandra Clayton Carole Oli Kendra Victor Juzzie Mina Kath Melissa Cedric Jenny Morel Michael Stef Katja Tim Mitch Emi Jode Xena Cyril Rads

AGE GROUP 18-24 MALE | SWIM CAP YELLOW Paul Andrew Nelson Paulo Banjo Jonathan Andy

Paul Andrew Nelson Paul Banjo El Jonny Andy

AGE GROUP 25-29 MALE | SWIM CAP YELLOW Daryl Nicholas David Saranon Man Kit Jing Zhi Dong Yang Edward Maximillian Franz Viet Khanh Duy Pau Ronald Brandon Yip Gianmatteo Ye Eden Viet Ross Alexander Sergei Antonio Daryll Dave Ben Chris Martin Yusuke Ho

Daryl Nick Davoud Marty Man Kit Jing Zhi Dong Yang Ed Max Daks Swifty Kd Fonda Tranron Brandon Yip Matteo Ye Eden Le Ross Xundzzz Lozin Antonio Prince Of Wao Ben Chris Martin Yusuke Albert

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Androetti Ang Bagus Bashirov Besnaud Bord Bouzoubaa Brac Brault Bridges Chan Chi Ho Chi Man Chiang Chusenfu Cohen Cullen Dale Deduhin Delzer Donavanik Duisenov Esquivel Galland Ginestet Harris Hever Hoang Hofmann Jelikh Jenkinson Ka Wai Knoben Kunimoto Kwok Lagier Lam Larsen Lau Leung Li Li Li Liu Lokaphadhana Long Lotfi Lynch Madjid Mago Marly Miklukhin Mokrousov Nam Nguyen Nochovnyy Nosov

Chi Chung Ian Quang Vignan Stuart Christopher Arthur Chris Yuvaraj Loi Zhen Hao Finbarr Robert Patdhravut An Yeong

Speed Mok Ian Quang Dr Vignan Stuart Chris Art Chris Raj Loi Zeco Watterson Robert Oat Yang

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Carlos Napoleon Kharl Philippines Jovica Peulic Serbia Hawkins Hawkins United States Thang Thang Viet Nam Channarong Jojo Thailand Abhishek Abu India Jonjasper #Jazdoit Singapore Rihandanu Rihan Indonesia Donny Donny Indonesia Matthew Matthew United Kingdom Felipe Iii Felipe Iii Philippines Jitroj Tom Thailand Marlo Marlo Indonesia Yigit Yigit Pasha Turkey Christopher Christopher United States Ilya Ilya Russian Federation Kyle Kylo South Africa Callum Cal Australia Gerald Patrick Gerrick Philippines Ryosuke Ryo Japan Hiroki Yabu Japan Shu Hong Shu Hong Singapore Benjamin Benjamin Singapore Chaowat Chao Thailand Yannapon Koong Thailand Chun Kit Ying Ying Hong Kong Jarod Jarod United States Pierre Pierre France Anthony Walsh United Kingdom Gary Gary Singapore Jun Watanabe Indonesia John John Belgium David David United Kingdom Jeffrey Jeffrey Hong Kong Sun Sun China Tommy Tommyw Indonesia Ka Ho Lawrence Ka Ho Lawrence Hong Kong Kwo Yung David Hong Kong Chan Chan Singapore Hu Hu China Bobby Rusty Singapore Firmin Yau Canada Kenneth Yung Hong Kong Ander Ander Spain

AGE GROUP 35-39 MALE | SWIM CAP YELLOW Sam Ralph Gheis Aj Andrew Mirko Faustin Matthias Robert Emiliano Bachir Yudha Minh Phuong Mark Ivan Dissica Nathaniel Aylwin Tanakorn Chris Soh Kelvin Allan Kian Hui Han Wei Siang Bryan Boris

Sam Yap Gheis Aj Drew Mirko Le Corse Matt Bobby B The Hamster Bachir Yudha Minh Phuong Bu Ivan Dissica Cameron Aylbear Keng Chris Soh Kelvin Chik Allan Kian Hui Han Cikgoo Bryan Bobo

Australia Philippines United Kingdom Australia Philippines Italy France Austria Ireland Italy Morocco Indonesia Viet Nam Philippines Russian Federation Brazil United States Singapore Thailand Hong Kong Singapore Hong Kong Philippines Singapore Indonesia Malaysia Indonesia France

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Liam Lcr Matthew Matt Derek Crossy Collin The Claw Lam Lamcaumoi Michael Michael Mark Marvin Sebastien Sebastien Minh Minh Do Yves Yves Phuripant Boyd Lloyd Lloyd Daniel Daniel Faheem Faheem John Paul Jp Mirco Mirco Federico Ii Federico Ii Richard Richard Jon Jon Peter Peter Kazumasa Fujiwara Wang Tai Tai Jean Pierre Jai Andreas Andreas Indran Tridran Santiago Antonio Ti Patrick Patrick Goh Ernst Ernst Evan Evan Rhoderick Erick Marik Mrkgzt Kris Kris Weiyu Guoguo Markus Markus Jamie Flippa Tian Tian Wai Yin Mic Gihan Gihan Edwin Ng Ng Simon Simon Man Yui Billy Alex Alex Hs Anthony Anthony Tomaso Tomaso Luca The Hammer Stephen Siward Jay Fr. Jay David Tootas Jaray Jaray Raj Velocity Man Alex Alex Gerald Yong Gerald Yong Peng Fei Gtovincent Matthew Matthew Takashi Takashi Philippe Philippe Andrianto Andrianto Ping Hung Oldcat Michael J.p.b. Ben Andrew Andy Jean-Louis Jean-Louis Leo Leo Ken Ken Chi Wai Chi Wai Chor Kin Chor Kin Hong Minh Hong Minh Ian Ian Jerome Jerome Shem Leong Jerome Jeje Jeremy Jeremy Adrian Adrian Tong Wildfire Yifan Yifan

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Yan Merdino Jose Julian Mark Jian Chi Hang Cheung Arlan Clinton Servaas Olivier Jakub Chris Paul Benjamin Rodrigo Dominic Rinat James Lee Teck Henry Paul Mamoru Tevis Retzel Colin Sapparit Rushi Warren Eric Christian Sebastien Eddie Rajen Swaek Steven Oet Wiraseno Suphathorn Andrea Kai Yau Richel Elmer Bradley Thomas Tippatorn Bill Frank Samuel Yun Jason Jungo Doug Sukij Andry Ciu Wong Erik Lai Charly Roberto Tomoya Adrian Stepan Jemerson Peter Chu Fung Andrew Matthieu Lixiao Navin Anthony Keith Wai Kin Zhu Chong Hoong Soon Shi

Yan Jomer Julian Sato Jian Michael Cheung Arlan Mackevicius Servaas Olive Jakub Chris Paul Benjamin Roro Dom Rinat James Lee Ting Henry Paul Omori Turtle Retzel Colin Paul Rush Warpat Eric Christian Seb La Meche Eddie Sumo Swaek Sacco Pui Kit Wira Suphathorn Coach Angus Bongbong Elmer Bradley Thomas Noon Bill Frank Sam Yun Jason Jt Doug Sukij Ciu Tin Kit Erik Lai Shootaaa Beto Tomoya Adrian Stepan Jem Hammy Kenboxer Wong Matthieu Lixiao Yavapolkul Antz K Yeung Leslie Zhu Yiow Loong Hoong Soon Shi

AGE GROUP 40-44 MALE | SWIM CAP BLACK Kris Budi Tang Gerry Stephane

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1.9 KM

SWIM COURSE

The 1.9km swim course will start and end in the beach front of Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa. The swim will have a beach start where participants will be released in waves and where they will follow a clockwise rectangular swim course.

90 KM

LEGEND : ➜ SWIM LOOP ➜ RUN TO TRANSITION ➜ BIKE COURSE

BIKE COURSE

Participants will ride the bike on the Truong Sa Street and will pass by different hotels and resorts until they enter the open beach areas. They will then head straight to Vo Nguyen Giap road, passing numerous public beaches and hotels. Participants will then exit the resort areas and enter the narrow roads of Hoang Sa. Upon reaching the corner of Le Duc Tho, participants will make a left turn then go straight and cross the first short small bridge leading towards the iconic bridge of Thuan Phuoc Bridge, a short climb to the top followed by a fast descent. Participants will still head straight using the roads of Nguyen Tat Thanh. After a few kilometers, they will make a u-turn just in front of Nguyen Sinh Sac and afterwards head back to the bridge and the main road, heading back in front of the transition and make a turn around. The first loop is about 45km. Participants will then make its second loop following the same roads and bridges. After completing the turn around participants will head back to the transition to start the 21km run.

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LEGEND : ➜ BIKE LOOP ➜ BIKE TO FINISH ● START / FINISH ● TURN AROUND POINT

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21 RUN KM COURSE

From the transition area, participants will rack their bikes and head back out in the main road of Tuong Sa. They will then head straight and head to the public beaches and open beach areas of Danang. At about 10km away, participants will turn around just before Le Duc Tho road. After making a turn-around participants will head back to the transition area in Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa. After entering the transition area, participants follow the route towards the beach for the finish line of the VNG IRONMAN 70.3.

TRANSITION

There will only be one transition area for the whole triathlon race and it is located at the open property beside the Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa. Participants will exit the swim and will run towards the transition area about 200 meters away. They will grab their bikes and head to the exit and mount their bikes on the main road.

CUT-OFF TIME

RACE START TIME

LEGEND : ➜ RUN FROM TRANSITION ➜ RUN TO FINISH ● START / FINISH ● TURN AROUND POINT

1.9 SWIM KM

DURATION:

1 hour & 10 mins after last swim wave EXACT TIME:

7:50 AM

RACE START WAVE/CATEGORY 6:28 AM Wave 1 Gun Start to Pros 6:30 AM Wave 2 Male AG 18 to 39 6:35 AM Wave 3 to Male AG 40 and above 6:40 AM Wave 4 to Relay and all Female

90 BIKE KM

DURATION:

SWIM CAP SILVER RED YELLOW GREEN for Relay PINK for Female

21 RUN KM

DURATION:

5 hour & 30 mins

8 hours & 30 mins

after last swim wave

EXACT TIME:

12:10 PM

3:10 PM

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lyca và không được bao gồm các vật liệu bằng cao su

Vận động viên phải có mã số dự thi hiển thị trên cả hai

như nhựa PU hoặc cao su tổng hợp. Speedsuit có thể

cánh tay và bắp chân trước khi bắt đầu bơi.

có một dây kéo.

Vận động viên phải hoàn thành toàn bộ chặng bơi mà

10 Một vận động viên đang bơi gặp khó khăn và cần sự

không có sự trợ giúp, nếu không sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc

giúp đỡ cần giơ tay cao qua đầu và nhún lên xuống, gọi

đua.

hoặc tìm kiếm sự trợ giúp. Người tham gia được sự

Vận động viên không được phép sử dụng vây, ống thở,

trợ giúp, cho dù tự nguyện hay không tự nguyện đều

thiết bị nổi, găng tay hoặc vớ bất cứ lúc nào trong suốt

phải rút khỏi cuộc đua, trừ khi sự hỗ trợ đó không giúp

quá trình bơi. Găng cẳng chân (Găng nén/vớ) không

vận động viên tiến lên phía trước. Vận động viên không

được phép sử dụng trong quá trình bơi. Việc sử dụng

được phép quay trở lại cuộc đua nếu tổ hỗ trợ chính

bất kỳ vật dụng nào trong danh sách trên tại bất kỳ thời

thức yêu cầu vận động viên rút khỏi cuộc đua hoặc nhận

điểm nào sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc đua.

sự trợ giúp y tế.

Người hộ tống và người chèo thuyền đi theo không được cho phép tại bất kỳ thời điểm nào trong toàn chặng bơi.

11 .Luôn luôn tuân theo các hướng dẫn của trọng tài và thành viên BTC. 12 Sau khi bơi, lều thay trang phục sẽ sẵn sàng. Việc thay

Đồ bơi không được che cổ, kéo dài qua vai, hoặc dài

đổi trang phục không được cho phép tại khu vực chuyển

quá đầu gối. Đồ bơi có thể có dây kéo. Quần áo tham

tiếp. Khỏa thân nơi công cộng bị cấm trong suốt toàn bộ

gia cuộc thi có thể được mặc bên trong đồ bơi. Trang

sự kiện.

phục sử dụng cho 3 môn kết hợp không được có tay

13 Thời gian giới hạn cho môn bơi là 70 phút sau khi nhóm

hoặc dài quá đầu gối. Trang phục có tay áo có thể được

bơi cuối cùng bắt đầu (07:55 sáng). Tất cả các vận động

xem xét miễn là tay áo được gấp/ cuộn để đảm bảo

viên không được phép bắp đầu chặng đua xe đạp nếu

không trùm qua vai tại bất kỳ lúc nào trong quá trình

không đến được vùng kết thúc của chặng bơi trước giờ

check-in, bắt đầu bơi, toàn bộ chặng bơi, và kết thúc

giới hạn. Điều này cũng áp dụng cho các đội tiếp sức.

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Chỉ xe đạp ba môn phối hợp hoặc xe đạp đường trường

tự check in xe của mình và phải có bảng hiệu đính sau

được cho phép sử dụng. Xe đạp leo núi (kể cả xe đạp

yên xe thể hiện Mã số thi đấu của mình. Xe không có

leo núi đã được sửa đổi hoặc xe hybrid), xe đạp bãi

bảng mã số thi đấu sẽ không được phép check-in.

biển, xe đạp không phanh, xe đạp gấp, và các loại xe

đạp có thắng đùm đều bị cấm.

mình vào buổi sáng của cuộc thi nhưng không được

Xe đạp đôi, xe đạp nằm, fairings hoặc bất kỳ thiết bị bổ

phép lấy xe ra khỏi khu vực chuyển tiếp cho đến khi bắt

trợ nào được thiết kế để giảm sức cản đều không được

đầu chặng đua xe đạp.

phép sử dụng. Bất kỳ một thiết bị mới, bình thường,

11 Trong trường hợp thời tiết xấu, tấm phủ xe đạp có thể

hoặc nguyên gốc sẽ được xem xét theo phán quyết về

được sử dụng để bảo quản xe trong khu vực chuyển

tính hợp lệ từ giám sát cuộc đua và giám sát kỹ thuật.

đổi, nhưng phải được tháo bỏ và cất vào hộp chuyển đổi

Tất cả các xe phải có phanh hoạt động trên từng bánh

hoặc gửi cho người không tham gia cuộc thi trước khi

xe.

cuộc đua bắt đầu.

Bánh xe không được chứa máy móc hoặc cơ chế máy

12 Lên và xuống xe chỉ được cho phép ở khu vực chỉ định.

có khả năng tăng tốc bánh xe.

13 Không được đạp xe trong khu vực chuyển tiếp bất kì lúc

Bánh xe: Bánh mâm hoặc wheel cover chỉ được dùng cho bánh xe sau. Tuy nhiên, quy định này có thể thay

nào. 14 Không biết hoặc không tuân theo việc thành viên Ban tổ

đổi bởi giám sát cuộc thi vì lý do an toàn, ví dụ : gió lớn.

chức yêu cầu vận động viên dừng lại để chịu phạt sẽ bị

Giày, áo, mũ bảo hiểm và phải được trang bị đầy đủ trên

truất quyền thi đấu.

toàn bộ chặng đua, vi phạm sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc đua. 7

10 Vận động viên có thể toàn quyền tiếp cận xe đạp của

15 Đây là một cuộc đua xe đạp không cho phép núp gió.

Mã số cuộc thi phải được thể hiện rõ ràng ở phần lưng dưới của vận động viên và phải luôn được nhìn thấy

Quy định như sau: •

trong suốt chặng đua. Đai thi đấu có thể được sử dụng để đảm bảo hiển thị được mã số thi đấu. Vi phạm sẽ bị

nhật) •

Thời gian núp gió: vận động viên có thời gian

loại khỏi cuộc đua.

là 15 giây để bứt phá, quá 15 giây sẽ phải

Mũ bảo hiểm phải được cài chặt trước khi xe được lấy

chịu phạt

ra từ các giá đỡ xe đạp và không được mở ra cho đến

Khoảng cách núp gió: 7x3 mét (theo hình chữ

•

Vận động viên có trách nhiệm ngay lập tức ra

khi chiếc xe đạp được đặt trở lại giá đỡ tại khu vực

khỏi khu vực núp gió, không tuân thủ sẽ dẫn

chuyển tiếp.

đến việc bị truất quyền thi đấu

Tất cả các xe đạp phải được check in tại khu vực

•

chuyển tiếp và để lại qua đêm vào ngày thứ Bảy 09

Phạt núp gió: dừng 4 phút cho mỗi lần phạt (khu vực phạt ở vùng chuyển tiếp)

tháng năm 2015 (10:00am-4:00pm). Người tham gia có

Vận động viên vi phạm quy định về núp gió sẽ được thông

trách nhiệm mang xe đến kiểm tra đúng thời gian quy

báo bởi trọng tài ngay tại địa điểm phát hiện vi phạm với quy

định này, không có trường hợp kéo dài thời hạn hoặc

trình như sau:

check in muộn vào sáng hôm sau. Vận động viên phải

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•

Thông báo vận động viên đã bị phạt núp gió.

•

Đánh dấu vào Mã số dự thi chỉ định việc bị

• •

Đối với phạt khóa đuôi, vận động viên không cần phải báo cáo tại lều phạt T2.

18 Chịu ba lần phạt của bất kỳ loại hình nào sẽ không dẫn

phạt núp gió

đến bị truất quyền thi đấu. Vận động viên có thể hoàn

HHướng dẫn vận động viên đến báo cáo tại

thành phần đua xe đạp nhưng không được tham gia

Lều Phạt T2 trước khi quay trở lại cuộc đua

phần thi chạy.

Ghi lại Mã số dự thi và chụp hình vận động viên để xác thực tại khu vực chuyển tiếp

Vận động viên bị phạt theo luật núp gió sẽ làm những điều sau :

19 Điều khiển xe ở phía bên phải của đường. Vượt lên bên trái và điều khiển xe trở lại bên phải ngay khi có điều kiện an toàn. 20 Điều khiển xe song song không được cho phép tại bất

•

Đến khu vực chuyển tiếp, đặt xe vào giá đỡ,

kỳ thời điểm nào. Vận động viên phải luôn giữ trạng thái

thay đổi trang phục chạy bộ, báo cáo tại lều

độc lập và tôn trọng luật núp gió.

phạt rằng vận động viên bị phạt núp gió •

Xuất trình Mã số dự thi và thực hiện 4 phút phạt

• •

21 Luôn tuân theo các hướng dẫn của Trọng tài và lực lượng hỗ trợ giao thông. 22 Luôn tôn trọng luật lệ giao thông của địa phương và các

Không cố gắng thảo luận hoặc tranh cãi với

loại xe khác trên đường bộ. Không vượt qua vạch kẻ

BTC về việc bị phạt

trung tâm trên đường tại bất kỳ thời điểm nào.

Vận động viên không xuất trình và báo cáo tại lều phạt sẽ bị truất quyền thi đấu

16 Núp gió sẽ được cho phép trong các trường hợp sau đây:

23 Không có bất kỳ phương tiện hỗ trợ đơn lẻ hoặc theo nhóm nào được cho phép trong suốt quá trình diễn ra cuộc đua. Vi phạm sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc thi. 24 Các hỗ trợ bên ngoài từ người không tham gia hoặc

•

50 mét tính từ trạm tiếp nước hoặc trạm cứu

khán giả không được cho phép trong suốt quá trình

trợ

đua. Điều này có nghĩa là không được phép nhận thực

50 mét kết thúc và bắt đầu của vùng chuyển

phẩm, nước, công cụ, hoặc bánh xe thay thế từ bất kỳ

tiếp

người nào không trực tiếp tham gia vào sự kiện này.

•

50 mét từ khúc cua gấp hoặc cua chữ U

(Ví dụ về các đối tượng không tham gia: các thành viên

•

khi leo dốc

trong gia đình, bạn bè, khán giả, nhiếp ảnh gia, tài xế cá

•

17 Phạt khóa đuôi: Vận động viên cản trở, can thiệp sự tiến lên của vận động viên khác sẽ bị phạt khóa đuôi. Vận động viên vi phạm điều luật khóa đuôi sẽ được thông

nhân, và huấn luyện viên). Nhận hỗ trợ từ bên ngoài sẽ bị truất quyền thi đấu. 25 Kèm cặp bởi các đối tượng không tham gia cuộc thi

báo bởi trọng tài tại địa điểm phát hiện vi phạm. Trọng

hoặc bất kỳ phương tiện mô tô nào không được cho

tài sẽ làm theo quy trình như sau:

phép trong suốt quá trình thi đấu. Vi phạm sẽ bị truất

•

Hô to mã số thi đấu của vận động viên và yêu cầu dừng lại.

quyền thi đấu. 26 Vận động viên có thể dắt bộ xe đạp của mình nếu cần

•

Thông báo vận động viên đã bị phạt khóa đuôi.

thiết nhưng không được phép hoàn thành chặng đua mà

•

Đánh dấu vào Mã số dự thi chỉ định việc bị phạt

không có chiếc xe đạp của mình.

khóa đuôi và cho phép vận động viên tiếp tục cuộc đua

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27 Tất cả các vận động viên tự chịu trách nhiệm, bảo quản và sửa chữa xe của mình. Đội hỗ trợ kỹ thuật của cuộc

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30 Các vận động viên có trách nhiệm cốt yếu phải biết và

chữa tuy nhiên không nên trông đợi vào sự trợ giúp này

theo đúng lộ trình của phần thi đua xe đạp. Không có bất

với các sửa chữa cơ bản.

kỳ sự điều chỉnh nào về thời gian hoặc kết quả áp dụng

28 Xe chuyên chở sẽ đảo qua khu vực thi đấu vào lúc

cho các vận động viên đua không đúng lộ trình định sẵn

12h00 để tập hợp lại các các vận động viên không thể hoàn thành chặng đua vì lý do sức khỏe hoặc hỏng hóc

vì bất kỳ lý do gì. 31 Thời gian giới hạn của chặng đua xe đạp là 5 giờ và 30

kỹ thuật. Các vận động viên được gom bởi xe này sẽ

phút sau khi nhóm bơi cuối cùng xuất phát (12:15pm).

được xem là không thể hoàn thành chặng đua.

Vận động viên không được phép bắp đầu phần thi chạy

29 Vận động viên phải hoàn thành toàn bộ chặng đua mà

nếu không đến được vùng chuyển tiếp trước giờ giới

không có sự trợ giúp, nếu không hoàn thành đúng sẽ bị

hạn. Điều này bao gồm các đội tiếp sức.

loại khỏi cuộc đua.

CHẠY

Giày và Áo được yêu cầu trong suốt toàn bộ chặng đua.

phép trong suốt quá trình thi đấu. Vi phạm sẽ bị truất

Vi phạm sẽ bị loại.

quyền thi đấu.

Mã số dự thi phải luôn được thiển thị rõ ràng phía trước

vận động viên. Một đai thi đấu có thể được sử dụng để

nhóm nào được cho phép trong suốt quá trình diễn ra

giữ chặt Mã số dự thi. Không tuân thủ sẽ bị loại.

cuộc đua. Vi phạm sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc thi.

Vận động viên có thể chạy hoặc đi bộ để hoàn thành

chặng đua. 4

Luôn tuân thủ theo hướng dẫn của trọng tài và lực lượng hỗ trợ giao thông.

Các hỗ trợ bên ngoài từ người không tham gia hoặc

khán giả không được cho phép trong suốt quá trình

Tôn trọng luật lệ giao thông của địa phương và các loại xe khác trên đường trong toàn chặng đua.

đua. Điều này có nghĩa là không được phép nhận thực

Vận động viên phải hoàn thành toàn bộ chặng đua mà

phẩm, nước, công cụ…từ bất kỳ người nào không trực

không có sự trợ giúp, nếu không hoàn thành đúng sẽ bị

tiếp tham gia vào sự kiện này. (Ví dụ về người không

truất quyền thi đấu.

tham gia: các thành viên trong gia đình, bạn bè, khán

Không có bất kỳ phương tiện hỗ trợ đơn lẻ hoặc theo

10 Xe chuyên chở sẽ đảo qua khu vực thi đấu vào lúc 2 giờ

giả, nhiếp ảnh gia, tài xế cá nhân, và huấn luyện viên).

chiều để tập hợp lại các các vận động viên còn lại trên

Nhận hỗ trợ từ bên ngoài sẽ dẫn đến việc bị truất quyền

đường đua. Tại thời điểm này, vì lý do an toàn, vận động

thi đấu.

viên sẽ không được phép hoàn thành chặng đua và

Kèm cặp bởi các đối tượng không tham gia cuộc thi

được xem là không thể hoàn thành vòng thi đấu.

hoặc bất kỳ phương tiện mô tô nào không được cho

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RACE RULES

CHUNG 1

Vận động viên phải luôn luôn đeo băng Mã số dự thi

trong các rổ/hộp tương ứng. Bất kỳ vật dụng nào nằm

cho mục đích nhận dạng. Vận động viện không có

trên khu vực chuyển tiếp sẽ được thu gom và xem là

băng đeo Mã số dự thi sẽ không được phép vào khu

đã mất.

vực chuyển tiếp hoặc bất kỳ khu vực cấm nào. 2

Vận động viên phải đảm bảo chip thời gian của họ

70.3 dây đeo cổ tay và các thành viên BTC được

được gắn chặt vào mắt cá chân trái hoặc bên phải của

phép vào khu vực chuyển tiếp trước và sau cuộc đua.

họ trong toàn bộ cuộc đua.

Thành viên gia đình, nhân viên hỗ trợ, thợ sửa xe đạp

Nhãn dán thể hiện mã số dự thi phải được dán trước

cá nhân hoặc nhiếp ảnh gia…không được phép vào

mũ bảo hiểm và phía sau yên xe trước khi cuộc đua

khu vực chuyển tiếp tại bất kỳ thời gian nào.

bắt đầu. 4

11 Không đặt bất kỳ vật dụng nào (giày, khăn, quần

Một khi khu vực chuyển tiếp tại Bãi đỗ xe Hyatt

áo,...) phía trước bánh trước của xe đạp trong khu

Regency đóng lại vào lúc 4 giờ chiều thứ 7 ngày 9

vực chuyển tiếp. Vật chứa bằng thủy tinh không được

tháng 5, không vận động viên nào vì bất kỳ lý do gì

phép sử dụng trong khu vực chuyển tiếp.

được phép tiếp cận cho đến khi khu vực này được mở

12 Xe đạp và túi xách trong khu vực chuyển tiếp: Khu

ra lại vào buổi sáng hôm sau lúc 4h30.

vực chuyển tiếp sẽ mở lúc 12:30 cho việc nhận lại xe

Vận được viên phải nhường đường cho các nhân viên

đạp và túi. Bất kỳ xe hoặc túi để lại tại khu vực chuyển

y tế và cấp cứu trên toàn chặng đua bất kể vị trí hiện

tiếp quá 5 giờ 30 phút chiều sẽ không được bảo quản

tại của họ trong cuộc đua.

vì khu vực này sẽ đóng và các băng bảo vệ được dở

Tất cả các vận động viên sẽ giao con chip thời gian

bỏ. Xe và túi chỉ có thể được nhận bởi chính vận động

của họ cho thành viên BTC ngay khi hoàn thành cuộc

viên – thành viên gia đình, nhân viên hỗ trợ, huấn

đua.

luyện viên và tài xế không được phép check out xe và

Vận động viên phải hoàn thành toàn bộ 3 chặng đua

túi khỏi khu vực chuyển tiếp. Vận động viên phải xuất

trước giờ giới hạn nếu không sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc thi.

trình băng đeo Mã số dự thi để nhận lại xe và túi của

Một vận động viên bị tước quyền (hoặc trễ giờ sau

mình.

chặng bơi và đua xe đạp) sẽ không được phép tiếp tục

10 Chỉ có vận động viên có dây đeo cổ tay IRONMAN

13 Vận động viên tiếp sức phải ở trong Lều Đợi tương

thi đấu.

ứng tại khu vực chuyển tiếp cho tới khi thành viên đội

Nếu vì lý do nào đó người tham gia không thể hoàn

mình đến. Vận động viên không được phép rời lều trừ

thành cuộc đua, họ phải báo cáo tại vạch đích và trả lại

phi được cho phép bởi thành viên BTC. Vận động viên

chip đo thời gian, được xem là không thể hoàn thành

trong đội tiếp sức có thể rời khỏi lều khi đã hoàn thành

vòng thi đấu

chặng đua của mình, nhưng không được phép quay

Trong quá trình chuyển tiếp, vận động viên có trách

trở lại khu vực chuyển tiếp.

nhiệm đảm bảo trang phục chạy bộ của mình được đặt

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chuyển y tế sẽ bị loại khỏi cuộc thi.

15 Không được phép sử dụng máy nghe nhạc MP3 hoặc bất kỳ loại thiết bị có tai nghe nào xuyên suốt cuộc

21 Việc phân loại nhóm tuổi dựa trên tuổi của người tham dự tính đến ngày 31/12/2015.

đua. Sử dụng tai nghe ở bất kỳ thời điểm nào trong

22 Đội tiếp sức phải có 3 vận động viên. Một vận động

cuộc đua sẽ bị truất quyền thi đấu.

viên tiếp sức chỉ có thể thi đấu cho một đội. Một vận

16 Những người không tham gia chạy đua, bao gồm các vận động viên bơi, đua xe tiếp sức, và các thành viên trong gia đình không thể chạy hoặc đi bộ cùng với

động viên thi đấu độc lập không thể tham gia trong đội tiếp sức. 23 Phải xem xét sự an toàn của bản thân và những vận

vận động viên chạy trong chặng đua cuối cùng - điều

động viên khác trong suốt cuộc đua. Phải tôn trọng

này cũng bao gồm các thành viên tham gia có ẵm trẻ

và hoà nhã với những người cùng tham gia, giám sát

em khi họ cán đích. Không nên cán đích tập thể, mỗi

cuộc đua, điều phối cuộc đua, nhân viên y tế, giám sát

cá nhân phải tự mình cán đích để đảm bảo thời gian

giao thông, và khán giả trước, trong và sau cuộc đua.

được ghi lại một cách chính xác.

24 Việc sử dụng từ ngữ dơ bẩn, thô tục, cãi nhau hay

17 Nếu vận động viên bị mất hoặc quên con chip thời gian

thóa mạ, hoặc các hành vi phi thể thao nhằm vào giám

trước giờ bơi thì phải báo cáo ngay với người giám

sát cuộc đua, những vận động viên khác, điều phối

sát cuộc đua tại khu vực xuất phát chặng bơi. Nếu con

cuộc đua, nhân viên y tế, người thực thi giao thông,

chip thời gian bị mất trong quá trình đua, người tham

hoặc khán giả là không được cho phép trước, trong

gia phải báo cáo cho người giám sát cuộc đua và phải

hoặc sau cuộc đua và sẽ dẫn đến việc bị truất quyền

trả phí thay thế sau khi hoàn tất cuộc đua.

thi đấu.

18 Yêu cầu công khai đầy đủ tình trạng y tế, tình trạng

25 Bất kỳ phản đối nào liên quan đến kết quả cuộc đua

sức khỏe và quá trình phẫu thuật trong vòng 12 tháng

phải được gửi bằng văn bản cho Giám sát cuộc đua

trước cuộc đua. Những tư vấn y tế là cần thiết từ bác

trong vòng một giờ sau khi chặng đua cuối cùng kết

sĩ điều trị trước khi được cho phép tham gia vào cuộc

thúc.

đua. Trong mọi trường hợp, quyết định cuối cùng về

26 Trong trường hợp thời tiết xấu vào ngày đua,

việc xem xét vấn đề y tế phải được tuân theo Giám sát

IRONMAN 70.3 Việt Nam bảo lưu quyền thực hiện các

Y tế của sự kiện.

điều chỉnh cần thiết trong quá trình đua nhằm đảm bảo

19 Vận động viên có thể bị yêu cầu trải qua các thủ tục

sự an toàn của tất cả các vận động viên. Những quyết

xét nghiệm chất kích thích trước và sau sự kiện. Nếu

định này sẽ được thực hiện vào chặng đua buổi sáng

được yêu cầu làm vậy, bằng cách này người tham gia

và công bố tại điểm xuất phát bơi.

đã đồng ý tuân theo các thủ tục xét nghiệm. Nếu một

27 Số vòng đua và đăng ký vòng đua tại IRONMAN 70.3

vận động viên có xét nghiệm dương tính với bất kỳ

Vietnam không thể chuyển đổi. Bất kỳ hành vi cố ý

chất cấm hoặc bất hợp pháp nào, sẽ bị truất quyền thi

chuyển đổi đăng ký sẽ bị truất quyền thi đấu.

đấu.

28 IRONMAN 70.3 Việt Nam bảo lưu quyền thực hiện các

20 Nhân viên y tế có trách nhiệm và thẩm quyền loại bỏ

thay đổi quy tắc tại bất kỳ thời điểm nào. Các vận động

bất kỳ vận động viên nào khỏi cuộc đua nếu họ bị đánh

viên sẽ được thông báo bằng văn bản tại cuộc họp

giá là có nguy cơ chấn thương nghiêm trọng hoặc tử

giao ban trước khi cuộc đua diễn ra.

vong nếu tiếp tục cuộc đua. Vận động viên được vận

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RACE RULES

THESE RULES. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION. THESE RULES ARE SUPPORTED BY THE IRONMAN 2015 COMPETITION RULES. www.ironman.com/rules-and-regulations .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................

SWIM

01 Participants must wear the swim cap provided in the

any time during the swim check in, start of the swim,

race kit. Failure to wear the provided swim cap may

entire swim course, and exit of the swim up to the entry

result in disqualification.

point of the transition area. Failure of the participant to

02 Swim start: Waves will be announced closer to the event.

comply will result in automatic disqualification from the

Participants must start in their designated waves. Failure

race. If the sleeves unintentionally unrolled or unravel

to start in the correct wave will result in disqualification.

during the entire swim course participants will not be

03 Any stroke of a forward motion can be used. 04 Participants must not at anytime use the buoy ropes to propel them forward. This will result in disqualification. 05 Participants are allowed to use kayaks, boats and rafts

penalized and allowed to continue the race. 11 NO wetsuits of any kind are allowed. Speedsuits are allowed. The Ruling on Speed Suits: Speedsuit must be comprised of 100% textile material such as nylon or

as flotation aids, as long as no forward progress is made.

lyca and must not include rubberized material such as

Any forward progress will result in disqualification.

polyurethane or neoprene. The speedsuit may contain

06 Participants must have their race number displayed on both upper arms and calves prior to the start of the swim. 07 Participants must complete the entire swim course

a zipper and must not extend below the knee. 12 A swimmer experiencing difficulty and in need of assistance shall raise an arm overhead, pump it up and

unassisted. Failure to complete the course correctly will

down, and call or seek assistance. A swimmer, who has

result in disqualification.

received assistance, whether voluntary or involuntary,

08 Participants may not use fins, snorkels, flotation

must retire and withdraw from the remainder of the race,

devices, gloves, socks or booties at any time during the

unless such assistance did not aid the swimmer in making

swim. Calf sleeves (compression sleeves / socks) will

forward progress. No swimmer shall return to the race if the

NOT be allowed during the swim. Use of these items at

official rendering assistance requests that the participant

any time during the swim will result in disqualification.

withdraws from the race or receive medical assistance.

09 No individual escorts or paddlers are allowed at any time during the swim.

13 Follow the instructions of race marshals and race officials at all times.

10 Swimwear must not cover the neck, extend past the

14 After the swim, changing tents will be available. No

shoulder, or extend past the knees. Swimwear may

changing will be allowed in the transition area. Public

contain a zipper. A race kit may be worn underneath

nudity is prohibited throughout the entire event.

swimwear. All tri-suits must be sleeveless and must

15 Swim Cut-Off Time is 70 minutes after the start of the

not extend beyond the knees. Tri-suits with sleeves

final swim wave. No competitor will be allowed to bike if

may be allowed provided the sleeves are folded /rolled

they do not reach the swim exit by the cut-off time. This

and secured and must not extend past the shoulder at

includes relay teams.

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BIKE

01 Only triathlon or road bikes are allowed. Mountain bikes

to their bike and show their race ID band as identification.

(including modified mountain bikes or hybrid bikes),

No race ID band, no check in. 10 Participants will have full access to their bikes on race

beach cruisers, fixed-wheel bikes, folding bikes, and bikes with coaster-type brakes are prohibited.

morning but will not be allowed to remove the bike from

02 No tandems, recumbent, fairings or any add-on device

transition until the start of the bike leg.

designed to reduce resistance is allowed. Any new, ‘usual’,

11 In case of bad weather, a bike cover may be placed over

or prototype equipment will be subject to a ruling of

the bike in transition but must be removed and stored in

legality by the race director and technical director.

the transition box or given to a non-participant before

03 All bikes must have one operational brake on each wheel. 04 No wheel may contain a mechanism that is capable of

the start of the race. 12 Mount and Dismount at the designated areas only. 13 No riding inside transition at any time.

accelerating the wheel. 05 Bike Wheels: Disc wheels or wheel covers may be used

14 Failure to acknowledge a race official who asks a biker to

only on the rear wheel. However, this provision may be

stop for a penalty will result in disqualification.

changed by the Race Director in the interest of safety,

15 This is a non-drafting race.

i.e. high-winds.

06 Shoes and a shirt (cycling jersey, triathlon top, or sports

Drafting rules for Age Group Participants: •

top) must be worn at all times while on the bike course failure to wear will result in a YELLOW CARD.

Drafting Distance - 10 meters from front wheel to front wheel

•

07 Race number must be clearly attached to the rider’s

Overtaking Time - rider has 20 seconds to complete a pass, failure to complete a pass in 20 seconds will

lower back and visible at all times while on the bike

result in a drafting penalty (BLUE CARD)

course. A race belt may be worn to secure the race

Drafting Rules for Professional & Elite Participants:

number. Failure to wear a race number on the bike will

•

result in disqualification.

Drafting Distance - 12 meters from front wheel to front wheel

08 Helmet must be clipped before the bike is removed

•

Overtaking Time - rider has 25 seconds to complete

from the bike rack and cannot be unclipped until the

a pass, failure to complete a pass in 25 seconds will

bike is securely racked in transition. Failure to wear

result in a drafting penalty (BLUE CARD) 16 It is the overtaken riders immediate responsibility to

a helmet will result in disqualification. Unclipping the helmet before the bike is racked will result in a

drop out of the drafting zone, failure to do so will result

YELLOW CARD.

in a drafting penalty (BLUE CARD).

09 All bikes must be checked into transition and left overnight

17 Drafting Penalty (BLUE CARD) – 5 minutes for each

on Saturday May 9, 2015 (times to be announced). Please

penalty (serve at penalty tent at Transition)

ensure you arrive at the bike check in on time - there

Bikers violating rules on drafting will be

will be no extension or late check in and there will be NO

notified by officials at the location of the

bike check in on race morning. Only the participant will be

violation. Officials will do the following:

allowed to check in the bike. For a participant to check in

•

Call out the rider’s race number and ask the rider

their bike, they must have the seat post sticker attached

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•

Notify that the rider has received a penalty for

For blocking violations, participants will report to the

drafting and show a BLUE CARD.

penalty tent at Transition, inform the Race Official

Mark the rider’s race number to indicate a drafting

they received a YELLOW CARD, sign the penalty tent

penalty.

registration sheet, and continue with the race

Instruct the rider to report to the penalty tent at

20 Three penalties of any kind will result in disqualification

Transition before heading out on the run.

(RED CARD). Participants will be allowed to complete the

Record riders race number and take a photograph

bike course but will not be permitted to run.

of rider for verification at transition.

•

21 Always ride on the right side of the road. Over take on the left and return to the right as soon as it is safe to do so.

Bikers penalized for drafting must do the

22 Side-by-side riding is not allowed at any time. Riders

following:

must remain in single file and respect the drafting zone

•

at all times.

Report to the penalty tent at Transition and inform the race official they received a BLUE CARD.

•

Present race number, sign the penalty tent registration sheet and serve the five (5) minute

•

enforcers at all times. 24 Respect local traffic rules and other vehicles on the road

time penalty.

at all times. Do not cross the centerline of the road at

Do not attempt to discuss or ague with an official

anytime. 25 No individual or team support vehicle may follow riders

over a penalty. •

23 Follow the instructions of race marshals and traffic

Any biker who reports an incorrect card color to the

around the course. This will result in disqualification to

Race Official at the penalty tent will be disqualified.

the offending rider.

Any biker who fails to report to the penalty tent will be disqualified.

26 Outside assistance from a non-participant or spectator is not allowed at any time on the bike

18 Drafting will be allowed in the following situations:

course. This means no receiving food, hydration, tools,

•

50 meters from a hydration or aid station

or replacement wheels from any person not directly

•

50 meters exit and entrance to transition

involved in the event. (Example of non-participants:

•

50 meters from a sharp turn or u-turn

family members, friends, spectators, photographers,

•

Steep uphill climbs

personal drivers, and coaches.) Receiving outside

19 Blocking violation: participants who impede the forward progress of other participants will be given a blocking violation (YELLOW CARD). Bikers violating rules on

assistance will result in disqualification to the offending rider. 27 Participants may not provide any item of equipment to

blocking will be notified by officials at the location of the

another participant competing in the same race which

violation. Officials will do the following:

results in the donor participant being unable to continue

•

Call out the rider’s race number and ask the rider

their own race. This includes but is not restricted to

to stop.

shoes, complete bicycle, frame, wheels and helmet.

Notify that the rider has received a penalty for

The penalty for this will be disqualification of both

blocking and show a YELLOW CARD.

participants.

•

Mark the rider’s race number to indicate a blocking penalty and allow the rider to continue on the course.

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32 Participants must complete the entire bike course unassisted. Failure to complete the course correctly will

complete the course without their bike.

result in disqualification.

30 All participants are responsible for their own bike care,

33 The sole responsibility of knowing and following the

maintenance, and repair. An official technical crew will

prescribed bike course rests with each participant.

rove around the race course and may assist with repairs

No adjustments in times or results shall be made for

but should not be expected to fix basic flats.

participants who fail to follow the proper course for any

31 A sweeper vehicle will sweep the course at 12noon

reason whatsoever. 34 Bike Cut-Off time is 5 hours and 30 minutes after the

to collect any riders who are unable to complete the course because of exhaustion or mechanical failure.

start of the final swim wave. No participant will be

Any participant who rides the sweeper vehicle will be

allowed to begin the run if they do not enter transition

considered DNF (did not finish).

before the cut-off time. This includes relay teams.

RUN

01 Shoes and shirt / top are required at all times on the run course. Failure to wear will result in disqualification.

around the course. This will result in disqualification to the offending runner.

02 Race number must be clearly visible on the front of the runner at all times. A race belt may be used to secure the race number. Failure to wear will result in disqualification. 03 A runner may run, walk or crawl to complete the course. 04 Outside assistance from a non-participant or spectator is not allowed at any time on the run course. This means

07 Littering on the run course will result in a YELLOW CARD. 08 Follow the instructions of race marshals and traffic enforcers at all times. 09 Respect local traffic rules and other vehicles on the road at all times. 10 Participants must complete the entire run course

no receiving food, hydration, or water/ice/sponges for

unassisted. Failure to complete the course correctly will

cooling off from any person not directly involved in the

result in disqualification.

event. (Example of non-participants: family members,

11 A sweeper vehicle will begin sweeping the course at

friends, spectators, photographers, personal drivers,

2:00pm to collect any participants still on the course. At

and coaches.) Receiving outside assistance will result in

that time, for safety reasons, runners will not be allowed

disqualification to the offending runner.

to complete the run course and will register as DNF (did

05 Pacing from a non-participant or any kind of motorized vehicle is not allowed at any time on the run course. This will result in disqualification to the offending runner.

not finish). 12 Finish Cut-Off time is 8 hours and 30 minutes after the start of the final swim wave.

06 No individual or team support vehicle may follow runners

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RACE RULES

PENALTIES & DISQUALIFICATIONS

01 Race Referees will notify participants of a rule violation

Official, sign the penalty tent registration sheet, and

by showing the participant a colored card in combination

serve a 5 minute time penalty. During the 5 minute time

with a verbal directive. Penalty card colors and their

penalty, participants may not use the toilet or receive

associated penalties are as follows:

any food, nutrition, or hydration other than those they

•

Yellow Card: Stop-and-Go time penalty;

were carrying when they entered the penalty tent.

•

Blue Card: 5 minute time penalty;

•

Red Card: Disqualification;

07 Race Referees and Race Officials are not required to give athletes a warning before issuing a penalty.

02 BLUE CARD - drafting violations.

08 Any participant who accumulates three penalties of any

03 YELLOW CARD - blocking, obstruction, or interference

color will be disqualified. If a participant is disqualified

violations, and littering on the bike course, littering on

while on the swim course, they may finish the swim

the run course.

course but may not start the bike course. If a participant

04 When a participant receives a YELLOW CARD on the bike

is disqualified while on the bike course, they may finish

course, they must report to the penalty tent at Transition

the bike course but may not start the run course. If a

for a Stop-and-Go Time Penalty. Once the participant

participant is disqualified while on the run course, they

reaches the penalty tent they must report the correct

may finish the run course but will not be eligible for

card color to the Race Official and sign the penalty tent

awarding.

registration sheet. The participant may then continue on the run course.

09 A RED CARD may be issued to an athlete for severe rule violations including, but not limited to, repeated

05 When a participant receives a YELLOW CARD on the run

rule violations, disregard for directives given by

course, the stop-and-go penalty will be served at the

Race Referees or Race Officials, dangerous or

point of the violation (there will be no penalty tent on the

unsportsmanlike conduct. 10 Disqualified participants will not be eligible for age-

run course). 06 When a participant receives a BLUE CARD on the

group awards including, without limitation, IRONMAN

bike course, they must report to the penalty tent at

70.3 World Championship slots. Timing splits and wrace

Transition, report the correct card color to the Race

results will NOT be listed for disqualified athletes.

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GENERAL INFORMATION|

Participants must wear their race ID band for identification purposes

members cannot run or walk alongside a runner in the finishing chute -

restricted race areas without a race ID band.

this includes participants carrying children in their arms as they cross

Participants must ensure their timing chip is securely fastened to

the finish line. Please make every attempt to cross the finish line individually, not in a group to ensure your time is correctly recorded.

their left or right ankle for the entire race. 03

A race number sticker must be placed on the seat post of the bike

start, they must report immediately to a race official at the swim

race begins. Failure to attach will result in a YELLOW CARD and may

start area. If the timing chip is lost during the course of the race,

result in disqualification.

the participant must report the loss to a race official and pay a replacement fee upon completing the race.

Once transition closes on Saturday May 9, 2015, no participant, for 18

and surgical procedure within the previous 12 months is required.

Participants will give way to all medical and emergency personnel on

Medical consultation/clearance may be necessary from an attending

the course regardless of their race standing.

physician prior to acceptance into the race. In all cases, the final

All participants will surrender their timing chip to race officials

decision of medical consideration is at the discretion of the event Medical Director.

A participant must complete all three legs of the race in full before

before and after the event. If you are requested to do so, you hereby

disqualified (or cut off after the swim or the bike) will not be permitted

agree to abide by such testing procedures. If a participant tests positive to any banned or illegal substance they will be disqualified.

If for any reason a participant cannot finish the race, they must report

remove a participant from the race if the participant is judged to be

DNF (did not finish) result.

physically incapable of continuing the race without risk of serious

In transition, it is the responsibility of the participant to ensure all race

injury or death. Medical transport of any participant will result in

lying on the ground in transition will be collected and considered lost.

disqualification. 21 22

part of a relay team.

mechanics or photographers will be allowed in transition at any time.

during the race. Treat other participants, race officials, race marshals,

will be allowed inside transition.

medical staff, traffic enforcers, and spectators with respect and courtesy before, during, and after the race.

Bike and Bag collection from transition – transition will open at 24

unsportsmanlike conduct directed at race officials, another

the transition area will be closed and race security removed from the

participant, race marshal, medical staff, traffic enforcer, or spectator

area. Bikes and bags can only be collected by the PARTICIPANT - family

will not be tolerated before, during, or after the race and will result in

check out bikes and bags from transition. Participants must show

disqualification. 25

Relay participants must remain in their respective waiting tents

Any protests relating to race results must be submitted in writing to the Race Director within one hour of the final race cutoff.

their race ID band as identification to check out their bike. 26

In case of severe weather on race day, IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam

at transition until their teammates arrive. They cannot leave the

reserves the right to make the necessary adjustments to the race

waiting tent unless given permission by a race official. Once a relay

course to ensure the safety of all participants. These decisions will be made on race morning and announced at transition and the swim start.

participant has completed their leg of the race they may leave the 27

waiting tent but may not reenter transition.

MP3 players or any kind of personal music / listening devices with

IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam race numbers and race registration are non-transferable. Any attempt to transfer registration will result in

All medical expenses occurred during the course of the race or as a

disqualification.

result of the race are the sole responsibility of the participant. 15

Foul, harsh, argumentative or abusive language, or other

bags remaining in transition after 5:30pm will be left unsecured as

members, support staff, coaches, and drivers will NOT be allowed to

Consider the safety of yourself and other participants at all times

wheel of your bike inside transition. No glass containers of any kind

12:30pm for collection of bikes and transition bags. Any bikes or

Relay teams must consist of 3 participants. A relay participant may only race for one team. An individual participant cannot compete as

and after the race. No family members, support staff, personal bike Do not place any items (shoes, towels, clothing, etc.) beyond the front

Age group classification is based on the participant’s age as of December 31, 2015.

Only participants wearing an IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam wristband and race officials will be allowed to enter transition before, during

20. Medical personnel shall have ULTIMATE and FINAL authority to

to the finish line area and return their timing chip. This will result in a

gear is placed in their respective race baskets / boxes. Anything found 10

Participants may be requested to undergo drug-testing procedures

each of the cut off times or be disqualified. A participant who is to continue the race. 08

Full disclosure of a participant’s medical condition(s), general health

morning. (Time to be announced.)

immediately after crossing the finish line. 07

If a participant loses or forgets their timing chip prior to the swim

(before bike check-in) and on the front of the bike helmet before the

any reason, will be permitted to enter until transition opens on race 05

16. Non-racers, including the relay swimmer and biker, and family

at all times. No athlete will be allowed to enter transition or any

IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam reserves the right to make rule changes at

headset are not allowed at any time during the race. Use of a headset

any time provided all athletes are notified in writing and/or at the pre-

at any time during the race will result in disqualification.

race athlete briefing meeting.

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