IPIC World Triathlon Abu Dhabi Athlete Guide
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THE COMPETITION | 12<br />
13 | THE COMPETITION<br />
• You are responsible for counting the number of laps.<br />
<strong>Athlete</strong>s will be disqualified for not completing enough laps.<br />
• Once the final lap (Sprint - 1 lap, Olympic - 2 laps, Maxi - 4 laps)<br />
has been completed, athletes will turn back down Theater Road<br />
and turn towards Transition, where you will be instructed to<br />
dismount.<br />
RUN COURSE<br />
SPRINT 5KM / OLYMPIC 10KM / MAXI 20KM<br />
• While running you must wear the race number on your front.<br />
• Your upper body must be clothed.<br />
IMPORTANT<br />
• <strong>Athlete</strong>s are instructed to ride on the right and overtake on<br />
the left hand side.<br />
• There is a timing mat on the course that proves after the race<br />
whether you have completed the correct number of laps.<br />
• Drafting is NOT permitted. See drafting rules and regulation<br />
at the back of this book.<br />
TRANSITION 2<br />
• You must dismount before the DISMOUNT line before Transition<br />
and push the bike to your rack.<br />
• No personal music devices are permitted.<br />
• The run course for Sprint, Olympic and Maxi Distances<br />
runs along Theater Road, 18th Street and Corniche Road.<br />
• After the final lap (Sprint - 1 lap, Olympic - 2 laps, Maxi - 4 laps),<br />
athletes will enter the finish chute.<br />
• You are responsible for counting the correct number of laps.<br />
• There is a timing mat on the course that proves after the race<br />
whether you have completed the correct number of laps.<br />
• Familiarise yourself with the layout of Transition so you can find<br />
your bike when you return. You must return your bike<br />
to the same racking position after the cycle.<br />
• You may only take your helmet off once your bike is racked.