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Cambridge, Maryland, USA 1.2 Mile Swim, 56 Mile Bike, 13.1 Mile Run Registration for the June 13, 2010 Eagleman Ironman 70.3 Triathlon will open August 4, 2009 at 9am A special Congratulations to the following CTA Team Members who competed in this year's Eagleman Ironman 70.3 Triathlon. For more information on the CTA Team, please go to the CTA Team Page: Michael Johnson - 6:31:50 Joe Liberto - 4:32:43 (with an incredible bike split) Britt McCormick - 5:08:05 Ken McCormick - 5:13:14 Barry Scheitlin - 6:29:36 Joe Wilczynski - 5:05:11 The March 2009 issue of Triathlete Magazine has named the Eagleman Ironman 70.3 as the winner of the Best Race Support category. The residents of Cambridge, Maryland come out in droves every year to support athletes -- from pre-race packet stuffing all the way through the very last finisher on race day. CTA thanks all of our volunteers and is happy to see the recognition go to a very deserving community!See page 104. The Ford Ironman World Championship and all qualifying races will now follow the "age-up rule". This means that Eagleman Ironman 70.3 Triathlon competitors will now race in the age group corresponding to their age as of December 31 of that year. Read more.
The Foster Grant Ironman 70.3 World Championship Venue at Clearwater Beach, Florida
For those who may be going to Kona and/or Clearwater this year, please stop by our EagleMan Ironman 70.3 Expo Booths!
The EagleMan Triathlon had its roots as The Oxford Triathlon in 1980 under the stewardship of Oxford,
Maryland native Fletcher Hanks. Hanks was a true triathlon pioneer and was one of the first triathlon race directors to
offer prize money. In 1990, he moved the race to nearby Cambridge across the Choptank River into Dorchester County and
renamed it " The Endurance". After Fletcher suddenly retired in 1992, we stepped in to continue the tradition of this
venerable race , with the hope of one day returning it to the list of Ironman Qualifiers. The event was renamed in honor
of the majestic bald eagle, the symbol of freedom and opportunity and an
inhabitant of Dorchester County and the vast Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, thru which much of the bike course
goes. This event is as mentally and physically demanding as any Ironman 70.3 race. The water conditions can be very
choppy and and rough and the bike and run courses, while flat, can and often do get very windy and hot. There is little
shade to be found. The shear challenge of these conditions cannot be underestimated. This race will select only the
mentally and physically toughest to travel the "Road to Kona". BE READY TO SOAR!
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