• WRISTBAND: A wristband printed with your race number will be affixed to your wrist at Athlete Check-in. This band will identify you as an official participant and must be worn during the entire event. The wristband is required for medical identification purposes and allows you access to the transition area. You will not be allowed to remove your bicycle and gear from the transition area following the race without your wristband affixed to your wrist. Please do not remove your wristband until after transition check out!
• RACE NUMBERS: There are three race numbers in your race packet that you are required to display during the event:
  1. The adhesive bicycle frame number must be attached to your bike with the race number clearly visible from both sides of the bike. Do not affix the number to your bike frame until after you're prepared to enter transition on Saturday. Lost bike numbers cannot be replaced!
  2. The small adhesive helmet number must be worn on the front of your bike helmet.
  3. The run number must be displayed during the run segment on the front of your body. Pin your run number to your shirt, swimsuit or race belt with the four safety pins provided in your race packet.
• BIKE CHECK-IN Highly recommended: Bike check-in is 16:00-22:00pm on Saturday one day before the race. All bicycles highly recommended to check into transition and left overnight. Bicycles will be permitted to enter transition on race morning. You will have full access to your bike on race morning, but will not be allowed to remove it from transition until the race finish.
• BODY MARKING: Participants must wear bodydecals which LOC provided. You will not be permitted in the transition area on race day without your wristband and your body marked. If you don’t know how to put your body decals on your legs and arms, please ask Technical Oficials in thetransition. Do not apply body lotion or sunscreen until after you wear yourbody decals.
• TRANSITION AREA ACCESS: The transition area will be open on race day from 5:30-6:40am only. Transition area closes for Olympicdistance athletes at 6:45am. Only athletes who are wearing their wrist band and are body marked will be allowed access during that time period.
• TIMING CHIPS: You are required to pick up your timing chip during packet pick up. If you lose your chip, additional chipswill be available on Sunday morning at timing tent nearby finish area. DON'T LOSE YOUR CHIP. Each chip is encoded with your specific registration data so do not trade your chip with another athlete! The chip must be affixed to either ankle prior to the swim start and must be worn during the entire event. Athletes are responsible for crossing the timing mats at the end of each segment (e.g., swimfinish) and for the safe return of the chip at the finish line.
• SWIM CAP: The swim cap placed in your race packet must be worn during the swim. Do not trade your swim cap with another athlete, as the caps are color-coded to assist race management in organizing you at the swim start. YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED IF YOU STARTIN THE WRONG WAVE!
• WETSUITS: For age groupers, the use ofwetsuit is mandatory. For Elite athletes, a water temperature of 20degrees or lower will be considered wetsuit legal. A water temperature measurement will be conducted on Saturday to forecast the likely water temperature on race day and the likelihood of whether wetsuits will be allowed.
• SWIM START: Be sure you start with other competitors wearing the same color swim cap and in your correct division. Failure to wear the official swim cap or starting in a wave other than the one you've been assigned will result in your disqualification in case you start earlier than your assigned wave.
• SWIM COURSE: Athletes will have 50 minutes to complete the swim portion of the race. Please note, the swim takes place in open water and conditions is very calm. You should be prepared and able to independently complete the distance in the alloted time as you will not be allowed to continue the race if you do not make the cut off. Follow the orange buoys during the entire swim course. Big yellow buoys mark the four turns. Keep all buoys on your right by swimming to the right of each buoy. Athletes who cut any portion of the swim course will be disqualified. For your safety, certified water safety personnel will be monitoring the swim course with kayaks and rescue craft.
• SWIM WAVES: Please check the raceschedule.
• SPECIAL NEEDS TABLE: There will be a table set up at the swim finish for the collection of your eyeglasses, other special needs items. Be sure to clearly mark all items left on the special needs table with your name and race number.
• TRANSITION AREA CONDUCT: For safety reasons, you will not be permitted to ride your bike in or out of the transition area. You mus twalk or run in the transition area. Please watch out for other athletes as you move through transition and follow the instructions of race officials and volunteers. You must have your helmet securely fastened on your head before you remove your bike from bike rack in T1 and take off your helmet after rackingyour bike in T2.
• BIKE COURSE: Each athlete is required to wear an approved helmet during the bike segment. Drafting and blocking(impeding the progress of passing cyclists) is not permitted during the race. Technical Officials will monitor the bike course and strictly enforce these rules.
• BIKE COURSE: Athletes should pass bike25km point, Tongyeong bridge, by 10:10. If athletes did not make it in time, they must back to transition and return the timing chip to technical official in transition and continue to run.
• RUN COURSE: Water stations are located at the run start and at every 1.2km on the run course. Each station will be stocked with water and sports drinks. You must complete the entire course and circle the traffic cones at the run turnaround. A timing mat will be placed at the turnaround to ensure each athlete completes the entire run course.
• FINISH: The run course officially closes at 11:50am. All participants still on the course at this time will be asked to move to the side walk. The finish clock will remain on and times recorded until12:20pm. Participants who continue on their own will assume all risks and must adhere to local traffic laws. Official individual finishers will receive a finisher's medal.
• DROPPING OUT: Please notify a race official and return your timing chip at the finish line if you ｄrop out of the race.
• UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT: Unsportsmanlike conduct or the verbal abuse of any race official or volunteer during the race or at any time during event weekend will result in your immediate disqualification.
• TIMING &RESULTS: Official race results will be posted prior to the awards presentation. Please report any discrepancy to a race official prior to the start of the awards presentation. Athletes who do not wear the timing chip during the entire event will not be scored. Please note that the clock at the finish line reflects the starttime of the first swim wave.
• MEDICAL CARE: Tongyeong Jeil Hospital will provide comprehensive medical care for all participantsduring the event. The biggest risk to athletes during the race is the potential of heat-related injuries associated with inadequate hydration prior to and during the event. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids throughout race weekend!
• COURSE SAFETY: Because Tongyeong Triathlon is conducted within an urban environment, it is virtually impossible to keep the entire course closed to vehicular traffic. Be aware of your surroundings, obey the instructions of the traffic control officers and volunteers and be considerate of others during the competition.
• AWARDS Ceremony: The awards presentation will begin at 12:00pm for the all categories. The top 3 finishers in each division will be presented with medal and certification.

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