Post by britta on Nov 8, 2017 18:08:08 GMT
For those who are not glued to Ironman news, looks like we get a new version of the Irish 70.3 Ironman race.
The split transistion is gone and the bike section might actually go into the Wicklow Mountains :
The race features a 1.2 mile swim from Sandycove in the clear waters of the Irish Sea in Dublin Bay before taking athletes on a spectacular 56 mile bike course. The course takes athletes past some of the most scenic areas in the region including through County Wicklow, home to the Wicklow Mountains National Park featuring glacial lakes, rivers and abundant in natural beauty. Athletes will then take to the streets of the charming seaside town for the 13.1 mile run taking in stunning coastal views before finishing on the famous East Pier with Dún Laoghaire Harbour and Dublin Bay as the backdrop
This looks pretty good
The split transistion is gone and the bike section might actually go into the Wicklow Mountains :
The race features a 1.2 mile swim from Sandycove in the clear waters of the Irish Sea in Dublin Bay before taking athletes on a spectacular 56 mile bike course. The course takes athletes past some of the most scenic areas in the region including through County Wicklow, home to the Wicklow Mountains National Park featuring glacial lakes, rivers and abundant in natural beauty. Athletes will then take to the streets of the charming seaside town for the 13.1 mile run taking in stunning coastal views before finishing on the famous East Pier with Dún Laoghaire Harbour and Dublin Bay as the backdrop
This looks pretty good
