NATION’S TRI UPDATES
Water Temp Update
UPDATE: As of 9/7/2010 the water temperature in the Potomac is between 80-81 degrees. If the water temperature is above 78 degrees on race day, then age group competitors that want to participate in age group results cannot wear a wetsuit, per USAT rules. We will provide another temperature check on 9/8/2010 at 5:30 PM.
ATHLETE SERVICES PAGE NOW LIVE!
Get your bib number and swim start time and watch the course briefings on your personalized Athlete Services Page!
TriBike Transport
TriBike Transport has been the preferred service by triathletes across North America for the past 5 years. Visit our website at www.Tribiketransport.com today and learn how to save hundreds on airfare, car rentals and hotels.
AT&T and Samsung
would like to connect you with your friends and family following the race. After you cross the finish line, visit the AT&T and Samsung call center and connect for FREE using the new Samsung Eternity II Handsets, exclusively available at AT&T. AT&T rethink possible.
The Nation’s Triathlon Overview
WORLD CLASS CITY
Washington, DC welcomes triathletes and their friends and families to the Nation’s capital. From its luxurious hotels and restaurants to its world-renowned museums and monuments, Washington, DC is a world class place to live, work and play! For more information on Washington, DC, visit Destination D.C., Washington’s official tourism information site.
WORLD CLASS TRIATHLON
The Nation’s Triathlon is a truly memorable triathlon experience. From its one-of-a-kind course route in and around the monuments of Washington, DC to its extra-large transition area, fast course design and athlete friendly attitude, this race is great for new triathletes and seasoned veterans alike.
WORLD CLASS CAUSE
The Nation’s Triathlon, the only triathlon in the country dedicated to building awareness and raising money for the treatment of leukemia and blood-related cancers, raised $2.4 million for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society this year with nearly 600 athletes competing and raising funds through the Society's (LLS) world-famous Team In Training (TNT) endurance sport training program. To date, the partnership has garnered an estimated $5.5 million for research, patient education and support initiatives that will help the LLS bring us closer to a cure.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is the world’s largest nonprofit dedicated to funding blood cancer research and providing education and services for patients. For 60 years, LLS has contributed to major advances in the treatment of blood cancers, helping patients live better, longer lives. For more information, visit www.LLS.org.
