2012 Registration Now Open on Friday, October 21st!
The Pirate Tri reached its capacity last year, and will most likely do the same in 2012. Guarantee your place at the start line by signing up early, and keep your off-season motivation high! Plus, save $5 off the registration fee when you sign up before Friday, October 28th.
Click here to download the mail-in registration form.
Congratulations to the 2011 Pirate finishers!
The cold, rainy conditions did not dampen the amazing spirit of the hundreds of athletes, volunteers, and spectators who participated in the third edition of the Pirate Tri at Point Sebago Resort. Rob Richard of Berwick, ME took home top honors for the men in 1:02:28, while Anne Wilkinson was the fastest female of the day, finishing in 1:11:19. Many an eyepatch, hook, and skull & crossbone were spotted throughout the day, making the Pirate Tri a fantastic, family-friendly event.
A huge THANK YOU goes out to the volunteers, Point Sebago Resort, Camp Sunshine, and the sponsors for all of their great help!
Click here for searchable 2011 results.
Click here for 2011 race photos!
Remember to help support Camp Sunshine by setting up a fundraising page! Any and all donations are welcome - there is no minimum requirement. Racing is always more fun when you are helping an amazing cause like Camp Sunshine. Click here to learn more!
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The 2012 Pirate Tri at Point Sebago will be taking place on Sunday, June 10th
Point Sebago Resort is offering lodging deals for registered athletes. Choose to stay in a Park Home or pitch a tent right at the venue. One and two-night deals available.
Click here for Pirate Tri lodging deals
Athletes can preview the course anytime OTHER THAN MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. Please contact Point Sebago Resort for hours and directions - 1-800-530-1555
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help!
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Point Sebago Resort
Casco, Maine
8:15 a.m. Start Time
Swim:
1/3 mile triangular course in beautiful Sebago Lake. Average water temperature is in the mid 60s at that time of the year. There will even be a pirate ship on the course!
Bike:
14 mile lollipop course with varied terrain, including two climbs, on low traffic country roads. Enjoy views of Mount Washington and Sebago Lake. There are no aid stations, but there will be lead and sweep vehicles. All athletes must be off the course by 10:45am. If you are not finished with the bike leg by that time, you will be picked up by a sweep vehicle and returned to the transition area. You will be allowed to finish the rest of the race, but your time will be considered unofficial and you will not be eligible for awards.
Run:
3 mile course through the resort, slightly uphill on the way out and downhill on the way back. There will be aid stations approximately every 1 mile.
Transition Area
There will be one Transition Area, located in Lot C, adjacent to the beach. The transition area will open at 6:00am on race morning and will be closed approximately 15 minutes before the start of the first wave. Only volunteers, staff, and registered athletes are allowed into the Transition Area at any time. You must be bodymarked before entering Transition (relays included), and have a safe, approved helmet and will have their bikes inspected for USAT compliance. Once you complete the race, you will not be allowed back into the Transition Area until all of the cyclists are back, or the bike time cutoff is reached.
Finish
The Pirate Tri finishes along the waterfront, between the lake and the lagoon. It is a short walk from the transition area and provides spectacular views of Sebago. There is a large tent set up for the post-race festivities, which will take place regardless of the weather.
Relays:
Relay members are required to hand off the timing chip after each leg of the race. The handoff takes place at their designated bike rack spot only. The cyclist cannot remove the bike from the rack before being tagged by the swimmer. The cyclist cannot tag the runner before re-racking the bike. The overall time for a relay will be the aggregate of times for each of the members.
Timing
Professional chip timing will be provided by All Sports Events. Every athlete and relay team will receive a timing chip to be worn around the ankle. Participants will receive times for swim, bike, run, T1, T2, and finish.
Results
Click here for results!
Awards:
Top 3: Male/Female overall,
Top 3 in each age category (Male and Female every 5 years and U-19)
Top Coed, All-Male, and All-Female Relays
Please note that age (and age group) is based on Dec. 31st of this year, NOT what your age is on race day.
Entry Fee Includes:
Your place at the start line; a great technical t-shirt; chip-timing; well-marked and scenic course; on-course support; post-race refreshments; sponsor schwag, finisher award (pirate theme!); high quality, safe and fun experience.
Packet Pick-up
There are three available times for packet pick-up:
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th at Gorham Bike and Ski from 5 pm to 6:30 pm. Click here for directions.
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th at Point Sebago Resort from 12 Noon to 3:00 pm, at the Welcome Center.
SUNDAY, JUNE 12th at Point Sebago Resort from 6:15 am to 7:30 am, in the Playhouse, next to the Transition Area.
USAT Sanctioning:
The Pirate Tri will be sanctioned by USA Triathlon. If you are not an annual member of USA Triathlon, you will need to purchase a $10 one-day membership as part of your registeration.
Resort Parking Fee:
All cars will need to pay a $5 parking fee. This covers the resort entrance fee for all the passengers as well. We recommend carpooling as much as possible.
Great Deals on Lodging!
The Resort is offering 1-night Tent or Park Home stays. Save the time and hassle of driving to the race and wake up at the venue! Call the resort at 800-530-1555 and mention that you competing in the race to reserve discounted pricing.
Rules:
Please look over the rules - you are responsible for understanding them and abiding by them. They are available on the USA Triathlon website.
Inclement Weather:
The Pirate Tri will not be cancelled for any reason other than severe conditions that pose extreme danger to athletes and volunteers. Race Management reserves the right to alter the course in whatever way they deem is in the best interest of the athletes and volunteers. This includes, but is not limited to, shortening or changing the course, removing one of the sports, postponing the start, etc. There are no refunds in the case of weather-caused changes or cancellations. If cancelled, the 2012 Pirate Tri will not be rescheduled.
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help
The Pirate Tri reached its capacity last year, and will most likely do the same in 2012. Guarantee your place at the start line by signing up early, and keep your off-season motivation high! Plus, save $5 off the registration fee when you sign up before Friday, October 28th.
Click below for online registration
Click here to download the mail-in registration
Entry Fees (Winter Pricing):
$75 - USAT Member (non-USAT Member add $12 for one-day license)
$95 - Relay (add $12 for each non-USAT Member on the relay team)
Refund Policy:
There will not be any refunds issued for the 2012 Pirate Tri. If you are unable to race, you will receive a partial credit (the entry fee minus $20 for processing) toward another Tri-Maine event or to next year's event. Any athlete who participates and is not legitimately registered for the race, or who is racing as someone else, will be removed immediately from the competition.
T-shirt Policy:
In order to offer a fair system of distributing race t-shirts, we have created the following policy: Athletes that register within three weeks of the race date are not guaranteed a t-shirt size. They will be able to choose from all shirts that remain available after the race or can order the desired size at that time. There will be a $5 fee for any shirt ordered after the race. If you want to be guaranteed a t-shirt size, please register early!
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help
Want to be a huge part of making the Pirate Tri at Point Sebago a success?
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help
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Swim Course
Bike Course
Run Course
Click the above logo to learn more about the wonderful things that Camp Sunshine is doing and how you can help
CLICK HERE FOR THE CURRENT 2012 LIST OF ENTRANTS!
Tri-Maine is pleased to introduce our beneficiary for The Pirate Tri at Point Sebago:
Camp Sunshine is a year-round retreat, which provides respite, support, joy and hope to children with life-threatening illnesses and their immediate families through various stages of a child’s illness. The program is free of charge to all families, and includes 24-hour onsite medical and psychosocial support. Families of children diagnosed with diseases such as cancer, kidney disease, lupus, solid organ transplants, and other life threatening illnesses attend one of the week-long camps. Bereavement groups are also offered for families who have lost a child to an illness.
Since its founding in 1984, the camp has had the distinction of being one of the only programs in the nation whose mission is to address the impact of a life threatening illness on every member of the immediate family—the ill child, the parents, and the siblings. Over the past twenty-five years, Camp Sunshine has provided a haven for over 20,000 family members from around the world and from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Camper Spotlight: Meet Leah Van Beveren
Leah Van Beveren is a 5-year-old from Texas who became a pirate for Halloween at Camp Sunshine.
Leah was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma – a rare tumor of the eye that usually affects children under three years of age – when she was only eight weeks old. Leah has bravely battled cancer and undergone chemotherapy, laser treatments, and a surgery to remove her left eye (at just under a year old). Leah attended Camp Sunshine with her family in 2007 and 2008 and is hoping to attend again in 2009.
Support Camp Sunshine
We’re hoping Leah and her family get another opportunity at Camp Sunshine. We’re also hoping lots of other children like Leah do too. That’s why we’re so excited about this race! Just by signing up for The Pirate Tri you are helping support Camp Sunshine and the wonderful work they do.
Camp Sunshine’s goal is to raise in excess of $25,000 in 2009 with the help of events like The Pirate Tri: that is enough to send more than 16 families to Camp!
Click Here to get started with your fundraising!
