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The REVOLUTION3 Triathlon is focused on offering a fun, first class race experience.
The Revolution3 race series was created to change the way athletes, family members, and spectators view and participate in triathlons of all distances. One of our immediate goals is to make triathlons a more interactive, enjoyable experience for spectators by providing fun activities for children and family members during the race. Revolution 3 is about change! Change for the age grouper, change for the professional athlete, and change for the spectators.
REVOLUTION3 Triathlon: NEWS & BLOG
6/12/2009 - REV3 Announces Inaugural Full Distance Race
Rev3 Full Distance Event takes place September 12, 2010; Cedar Point, Sandusky, OH
Revolution3 officially announces that Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH will serve as the host venue for its newest event, a full distance triathlon in September, 2010. Taking place on September 12, 2010, the event will consist of a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike and a 26.2-mile run. READ MORE>
6/12/2009 - Comments & Feedback Wanted
How did you like the REVOLUTION3 Triathlon race in Connecticut? Tell us what you think by sending an email to the address below.
6/12/2009 - REVOLUTION3 Now on Twitter
Check us out on Twitter for even more REVOLUTION3 Triathlon news. Plus updates on next year's upcoming races. CLICK HERE>
6/11/2009 - Republican-American Article on REV3
High-powered Triathlon major hit at Quassy
MIDDLEBURY — To call this the greatestgathering of world-class athletes the region, maybe the state, has ever seen would be safely edging out onto a very strong limb.
Sunday the first Revolution 3 half ironman took over Lake Quassapaug, the grounds of Quassy Amusement Park, and the highways and byways of Middlebury and Litchfield County. There were Olympians running past your house, world champions sweeping past that water station on the corner, and No. 1 ranked iron people splashing around your lake. READ MORE>
6/9/2009 - Triathlete Magazine Article on REV3
A tough course reveals the toughest on the day as Matt Reed and Mirinda Carfrae each take top honors and the $16,000 first prize.
The inaugural Revolution3 Triathlon, held Sunday under warm, sunny skies, was touted as one of the toughest new half Iron-distance events in the country. And it didn’t disappoint, with the relentless hills on the bike and run breaking some athletes and dashing their hopes. Speed would not be the sole ally—at Rev3, you have to have power. It’s this difficulty that earned the race the unofficial title of the “Wildflower of the East” even before its first run. Pretty lofty expectations—but the race didn’t disappoint. READ MORE>
CLICK HERE to view Triathlete Magazine's REV3 Photo Gallery!
6/9/2009 - REV3 Athlete Photographs Now Available!
Photos are now available to purchase from the Revolution3 Half in Middlebury, CT! Courtesy of REV3's Official Race Photographers: Dan Hicok Photography. Athletes will recieve an email in the coming days with a link to purchase your individual photos. CLICK HERE>
6/8/2009 - Revolution 3 Race Results
Get all the results from Revolution 3's inaugural race on June 7th in Middlebury, CT! Congratulations to first place Pro finishers Matty Reed and Mirinda Carfrae! Full results are available from triandduit.com CLICK HERE>
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