Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon -2011 – Photos by David Cox

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Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon Sign Ups Just Run/Swim/Bike It! Oh and Volunteer It!

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The 2nd Annual Gloucester Fisherman Sprint Triathlon takes place on August 8, 2010 at 7:30 am. The race begins with a 1/3 mile swim at Pavilion Beach followed by a short run up to the Transition Area. Racers will then bike 15.5 miles on a gorgeous rolling and scenic bike course. Following the bike course is a fast and spectator friendly run course. A 5k in the heart of downtown Gloucester with the Finish Line right on Main Street in front of hundreds of screaming fans.

In addition to our age group awards, the Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon will be offer a $4,999.00 Prize Purse to the Top 5 Male and Female in the Elite/Pro Division.

The Gloucester Fisherman’s Triathlon is brought to you by the Gloucester Fishermen Athletic Association.

Gloucester Triathlon Register Here

Here’s the  Email For  Volunteering Opportunities-  volunteer@triandduit.com

Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon 2010 Preview With Janda Ricci-Munn and Judy Destino

The Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon is scheduled for August 8th, 2010 and there is still space available for competitors to sign up-

From the site-

Registration for the 2010 race is currently open. Click here.

The 2nd Annual Gloucester Fisherman Sprint Triathlon takes place on August 8, 2010 at 7:30 am. The race begins with a 1/3 mile swim at Pavillion Beach followed by a short run up to the Transition Area. Racers will then bike 15.5 miles on a gorgeous rolling and scenic bike course. Following the bike course is a fast and spectator friendly run course. A 5k in the heart of downtown Gloucester with the Finish Line right on Main Street in front of hundreds of screaming fans.

In addition to our age group awards, the Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon will be offer a $4,999.00 Prize Purse to the Top 5 Male and Female in the Elite/Pro Division.

The Gloucester Fisherman’s Triathlon is brought to you by the Gloucester Fishermen Athletic Association.

Bill Burnett Race Director For The Gloucester Triatlon Sets Up

This morning I had a conversation with Bill Burnett, the Race Director for The Gloucester Triathlon.   We spoke at Gloucester High School where they are setting up to distribute the race packets to the entrants. Video this afternoon at 3PM

Bill Burnett Race Director For The Gloucester Triatlon Sets Up, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

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Survival tips for Triathlon Weekend

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Canal closure, road travel, best places to park and watch

By Jonathan L’Ecuyer
Staff Writer– Gloucester Daily Times

After more than a year of planning, thousands of spectators are expected to descend upon downtown Gloucester this weekend to cheer on the nearly 900 athletes participating in the city’s inaugural triathlon.

Formulating the most effective parking and spectator viewing plans was no small task for triathlon organizers, but with help from Gloucester Police, the Public Works Department, numerous volunteers and even the Coast Guard, the city believes it is fully prepared to safely handle the onslaught of humanity.

The Gloucester Triathlon, the brainchild of Gloucester native and professional triathlete Janda Ricci-Munn and Bill Burnett of Cohasset, has engaged the community in a special way, said Gloucester Fishermen Athletic Association (GFAA) co-President Dick Wilson.

“The cooperation we’ve received from everybody in the community has been phenomenal,” Wilson said yesterday.

According to Burnett, the inaugural race field has closed; it boasts 26 relays teams of two or three people and 797 individual competitors.

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