Event Info Overview
Washington, DC, known as TriTown USA, welcomes triathletes and their friends and families for the Washington DC Triathlon, brought to you by the producers of The Nation’s Triathlon. The Washington DC Triathlon is a swimming, biking and running tour of Washington’s most spectacular monuments and national treasures, featuring Sprint and International distance courses.
The 5150 Series is the largest international distance triathlon series in the world and offers a competitive platform for professional and age group athletes. The 2012 event schedule will offer 11 domestic events as well as 6 international races. The Hy-Vee Triathlon will host the 5150 U.S. Championship, offering professional athletes the opportunity to compete for prize money. Find out more on the 5150 website.
The Official Charity of Washington DC Triathlon is ACHIEVE Kids Tri, Inc. ACHIEVE provides at-risk youth ages 9-14 with a free, life-changing experience by introducing them to the sport of triathlon. Through the generous donations of our supporters ACHIEVE raised over $13,000 at last year's ACHIEVE Benefit during event weekend!
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The Potomac River, is often referred to as the “Nation’s River,” because it flows through the nation’s capital, where the magnificent monuments and memorials are reflected in its waters. |
With nearly 20% of Washington, DC comprised of parkland, the race features a bike course that winds through scenic parkways and magnificent vistas. |
The run course takes competitors along DC’s monumental corridor and ends on Pennsylvania Avenue – America’s Main Street – in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol. |
Date: Sunday, June 19, 2011
Time: 6:00 AM
Venue: Washington, DC
Start: West Potomac Park
Finish: 3rd & Pennsylvania Ave, NW
