Triathlon One O One Returns to Lake County

(Worthington, Ohio) Triathlon One O One announces the postponement of the 2007 Triathlon One O One event in Halifax, Nova Scotia originally scheduled for Sept 2. The event will now be held on Sunday Aug. 31, 2008, with the full support of Triathlon Nova Scotia and Events Halifax!, key Triathlon One O One partners since the series was announced. Both Triathlon Nova Scotia and Events Halifax! have committed to hosting the Triathlon One O One event through 2009. The postponement comes as a result of the recent resignation of the local race director.

BRADENTON, FL (April 16, 2007) A little more than two weeks remain until the May 4 registration deadline for Triathlon One O One Bradenton. Interested athletes still time have time to register.

The inaugural Triathlon One O One Bradenton will be held on Sunday, May 6 in Bradenton, FL. The 101.06-mile event, comprised of a 1.86mi (3km) swim, followed by an 80.6mi (130km) bike and an 18.6mi (30km) run, will feature both age group and professional athletes. The professionals will compete for a $50,000 prize purse, while age groupers will vie for division prizes and awards.

The organizers of the Triathlon One O One series announced today the distribution for the $300,000 in professional prize money being awarded at its 2007 events.

A $50,000 prize purse will be offered at each of the following events: Triathlon One O One Bradenton being held on May 6 in Bradenton, FL; Triathlon One O One Clear Lake being held on June 10 in Clear Lake, CA and Triathlon One O One Halifax being held on Sept. 2 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Prize money at all three events will be paid equally to the top seven overall male and female professionals as follows:

Athletes Receive Incentive for Registering Early

In keeping with their “Athlete’s First” pledge, the organizers of the Triathlon One O One series announced today a new entry fee schedule for all of its events. This new schedule would eliminate single entry fee pricing in favor of a more gradual increase over time, giving athletes more time to register at lower prices.