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Got a question that you can't find the answer to? Well you've come to the right place.
If you still can't find the answer here, please send us an email at: info@REV3tri.com
No. It is a wave start. Waves will be determined by the number of athletes in each age division.
Yes, athletes will enter the water off the pier at Calhoun’s Restaurant. Athletes will tread water for a very brief period of time prior to each wave start.
Swim/Bike/Run courses are available in the course section of the web site.
Aid stations are approximately a mile apart on the run and every 10 miles on the bike. Nutrition available will be determined by Sponsor and updated accordingly.
Go to the Registration tab located on the REV3 Knoxville Home Page. This will direct you to our active.com site where you can register.
Registration will be announced shortly after the current year's race along with a REV3 “series” announcement for 2011.
Yes. There are a limited number of Charity designation spots available. If you agree to raise money for the V Foundation (our designated charity) we will waive your entry fee. Details regarding this program are available under the Charity link.
All withdrawal/policy information is available under the general race information tab.
Yes, refer to the active.com registration site for details
We follow USAT policies regarding age-group distinction. Refer to www.usatriathlon.org for details
Please go to the Race Info section
Please visit directions, maps, parking on home page for more information.
Yes. Bikes will be checked in Saturday May 8th between 10:00am – 7:00pm
Yes.
Click on USAT must know info
Yes, in accordance with USAT wetsuit / water temperature rules. In fact, wetsuits are strongly advised.
Our feature distance race is an Olympic Distance Event consisting of a .93 mile swim, a 24.86 mile bike and a 6.21 mile run. Our secondary event will be a Half-Rev which consists of a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, and a 13.1 mile run.
Refer to Race Schedule under general information
No, for safety reasons we ask that you do not attempt to follow your athlete by car. The best place to watch your athlete is in the transition area and the finish line via the Trakkers display sights. Any vehicular traffic on the race course should expect long delays. Please do not attempt to gain access to the race course with your vehicle. We want to keep the course as safe as possible for the athletes.
Yes, Calhoun’s Restaurant will have a breakfast buffet available for spectator’s race morning at their restaurant which is also the swim start. Calhoun’s will also cater a BBQ at World’s Fair Park post race.
The Medical Tent is highly congested and spectators will not be allowed in. There will be a Medical Information Tent next to the Medical Tent where medical updates will be available on athletes who enter the Medical Tent. Please, be patient with the Medical Information Volunteers, updates will be posted as soon as they are received.
Please do not try to gain access to this area, as it must remain clear for the safety of the athletes. Before the event, you and your athlete should decide on a meeting place for after they have finished.
Refer to the website frequently for updated road closures.
Refer to the directions, maps and parking information on the Home Page. There are multiple lots around World’s Fair Park which are highlighted on the maps/ direction page of our website.
Refer to the accommodations section of the Home Page
Athletes will exit the Tennessee River via the University Rowhouse across from Neyland Stadium, and enter one of two designated parking lots across Neyland Drive.
There is a Greenway which will funnel all spectators directly to World’s Fair Park adjacent to the designated transition area