Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon Set for Exciting Return to San Francisco Bay May 31 through June 1, 2025
SAN FRANCISCO – The legendary Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon is set to make a return to the streets and waters of San Francisco on Sunday, June 1. Organized by IMG, a global sports, events and representation company, the iconic race will be celebrating its 44th year in the scenic Bay Area where over 10,000 athletes are anticipated to vie for one of the 2,000 coveted spots through a Random Drawing. Registration for the Random Drawing opens on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 9:30 am PST (Pacific Standard Time) and will run through Friday, Dec. 13 at 11:59 p.m. PST (Pacific Standard Time).
March and October TTs start at 5:45 pm
The bike course is approximately 10 miles. It begins at the parking lot at the South Coast Railway Museum on Los Caneros Road. We proceed north to Cathedral Oaks turn right heading East for 1.3 miles and do a turnaround in the left-hand turn lane at Santa Margarita Road. This is the last street just before Fairview where the median strip begins. We proceed West, then up and down Glen Annie Road. The top is 5.4 miles from the start. We then continue up the Dos Pueblos hill and proceed to the turnaround at the indicator for a "stop sign ahead". This is the turnaround which is marked with a circle. It is approximately 20 meters short of the actual stop sign. We then proceed East for approximately 1.3 miles to the finish. The finish is marked with a white checkered line about 50 meters before the traffic light. When finished, make a right turn at the Dos Pueblos traffic light We will then join in the parking lot at Dos Pueblos.
Bring a watch self Timed
Please send your results to MNTT@jfmwebdesign.com
THIS IS AN OPEN COURSE and not sanctioned by any club, team, website, person, or entity
- Be safe on your bicycles.
March and October TTs start at 5:45 pm
The bike course is approximately 10 miles. It begins at the parking lot at the South Coast Railway Museum on Los Caneros Road. We proceed north to Cathedral Oaks turn right heading East for 1.3 miles and do a turnaround in the left-hand turn lane at Santa Margarita Road. This is the last street just before Fairview where the median strip begins. We proceed West, then up and down Glen Annie Road. The top is 5.4 miles from the start. We then continue up the Dos Pueblos hill and proceed to the turnaround at the indicator for a "stop sign ahead". This is the turnaround which is marked with a circle. It is approximately 20 meters short of the actual stop sign. We then proceed East for approximately 1.3 miles to the finish. The finish is marked with a white checkered line about 50 meters before the traffic light. When finished, make a right turn at the Dos Pueblos traffic light We will then join in the parking lot at Dos Pueblos.
Bring a watch self Timed
Please send your results to MNTT@jfmwebdesign.com
THIS IS AN OPEN COURSE and not sanctioned by any club, team, website, person, or entity
- Be safe on your bicycles.
The Hermosa Beach Triathlon is an entry level event that welcomes triathletes of all skill levels. Whether you are new to the sport of triathlon or looking for summer training, this event is for you. The event features a beginner friendly course in beautiful Hermosa Beach, California.
Bring your friends and family to watch you compete and enjoy a nice walk down iconic Pier Avenue, have lunch, sun bathe, or jump in the refreshing Pacific Ocean after the race. Your options here are endless!
March and October TTs start at 5:45 pm
The bike course is approximately 10 miles. It begins at the parking lot at the South Coast Railway Museum on Los Caneros Road. We proceed north to Cathedral Oaks turn right heading East for 1.3 miles and do a turnaround in the left-hand turn lane at Santa Margarita Road. This is the last street just before Fairview where the median strip begins. We proceed West, then up and down Glen Annie Road. The top is 5.4 miles from the start. We then continue up the Dos Pueblos hill and proceed to the turnaround at the indicator for a "stop sign ahead". This is the turnaround which is marked with a circle. It is approximately 20 meters short of the actual stop sign. We then proceed East for approximately 1.3 miles to the finish. The finish is marked with a white checkered line about 50 meters before the traffic light. When finished, make a right turn at the Dos Pueblos traffic light We will then join in the parking lot at Dos Pueblos.
Bring a watch self Timed
Please send your results to MNTT@jfmwebdesign.com
THIS IS AN OPEN COURSE and not sanctioned by any club, team, website, person, or entity
- Be safe on your bicycles.
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz embodies the laid-back, sandy-feet, “no shirt, no problem” culture that makes the California Coast so uniquely… California. Even passionate, driven triathletes (who’ve made Type 2 fun an art) pause their watches to take in the September sunset over the harbor. IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz has a long history in Santa Cruz, merging a chill, local-race feel with the high-end IRONMAN experience athletes expect. The course features a 1.2-mile ocean swim around the wharf, a 56-mile rolling bike along scenic Highway 1, and a flat half-marathon through parks and along coastal bluffs, finishing at the famous beach finish line. If it’s a laid-back season closer you crave, look no further than IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz for the ultimate surf city experience.
March and October TTs start at 5:45 pm
The bike course is approximately 10 miles. It begins at the parking lot at the South Coast Railway Museum on Los Caneros Road. We proceed north to Cathedral Oaks turn right heading East for 1.3 miles and do a turnaround in the left-hand turn lane at Santa Margarita Road. This is the last street just before Fairview where the median strip begins. We proceed West, then up and down Glen Annie Road. The top is 5.4 miles from the start. We then continue up the Dos Pueblos hill and proceed to the turnaround at the indicator for a "stop sign ahead". This is the turnaround which is marked with a circle. It is approximately 20 meters short of the actual stop sign. We then proceed East for approximately 1.3 miles to the finish. The finish is marked with a white checkered line about 50 meters before the traffic light. When finished, make a right turn at the Dos Pueblos traffic light We will then join in the parking lot at Dos Pueblos.
Bring a watch self Timed
Please send your results to MNTT@jfmwebdesign.com
THIS IS AN OPEN COURSE and not sanctioned by any club, team, website, person, or entity
- Be safe on your bicycles.
March and October TTs start at 5:45 pm
The bike course is approximately 10 miles. It begins at the parking lot at the South Coast Railway Museum on Los Caneros Road. We proceed north to Cathedral Oaks turn right heading East for 1.3 miles and do a turnaround in the left-hand turn lane at Santa Margarita Road. This is the last street just before Fairview where the median strip begins. We proceed West, then up and down Glen Annie Road. The top is 5.4 miles from the start. We then continue up the Dos Pueblos hill and proceed to the turnaround at the indicator for a "stop sign ahead". This is the turnaround which is marked with a circle. It is approximately 20 meters short of the actual stop sign. We then proceed East for approximately 1.3 miles to the finish. The finish is marked with a white checkered line about 50 meters before the traffic light. When finished, make a right turn at the Dos Pueblos traffic light We will then join in the parking lot at Dos Pueblos.
Bring a watch self Timed
Please send your results to MNTT@jfmwebdesign.com
THIS IS AN OPEN COURSE and not sanctioned by any club, team, website, person, or entity
- Be safe on your bicycles.