Riviera Beach/Singer Island Duathlon
Singer Island Ocean Mall
100 North Ocean Drive
Riviera Beach, FL
Map of Course
Event Date
Event Information
Registration
Packet Pickup
Hotels
Fees
Volunteers
Directions
Course Description

Event Date:
June 10, 2007 - REGISTER

Event Information:
Race Day Registration & Packet Pickup is from 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. Arriving after 6:30 a.m. may cause you to miss the race.  *Save money by pre-registering!
Race Starts at 7:00 a.m. SHARP!
Distances: 1 mile run, 10 mile bike, 3 mile run

Registration:
Please pre-register for all events.  Race day registration will be limited and more expensive.

Packet Pickup:
It is recommended that you pick up your packets early at the race site to avoid long lines on race day.  PER USAT RULES - YOU MUST PICK UP YOUR OWN PACKET - NO EXCEPTIONS.  Early packet pickup times are Saturday from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. on the corresponding event weekend.  Please bring your receipt from online registration.  You must present your annual USAT license at packet pickup along with a photo ID or fill out the one-day USAT form and pay $10 for a one-day license.  Timing chips can only be picked up on race morning, however this is very quick with no lines or waiting:

Official Packet Pickup Site:
Singer Island Ocean Mall
100 North Ocean Drive
Riviera Beach, FL
954-661-8363
Directions:  Take I-95 Blue Heron Blvd - Exit 76. Go east on Blue Heron Blvd.
Make a right on Beach Ct. Parking will be available on the left hand side.
You can walk to transition and registration on N Ocean Drive (A1A).

Hotels:  
You can stay on Singer Island or in Palm Beach Shores.  Either way, you'll be within a mile or two to the transition area and can easily ride your bike to the race site.
Use this link for hotels on Singer Island:   http://hotel-guides.us/florida/singer-island-fl-hotels.html
Use this link for hotels in Palm Beach Shores:  http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g34532-Palm_Beach_Shores_Florida-Hotels.html

Fees:
$45 - Online registration 7 days in advance
$50 - Registration by mail 7 days in advance ONLY
$50 - Online registration week of race (no mail in registrations accepted race week)
$60 - Race day
+$20/race - For 2 person relay teams (includes extra t-shirt & plaque, if top 5) - add $10 for 3rd person in relay for t-shirt (no plaque)
$299 - 8 Sprint Duathlon Package, Savings of $181 (38%) over race day
$495 - 10 Duathlon Package (8 sprints, 1 Olympic, 1 Half Iron), Savings of $300 (38%) over race day
$10 - One-day USAT license (required if participant is not an annual USAT license holder)
We highly recommend that all participants purchase an annual USAT license rather than a single day license.  The cost is $39 and provides the holder with insurance for all USAT sanctioned events for an entire year.  It also comes with many other benefits and coupons for on-line purchases.  See www.usatriathlon.org for more information.  Fees from a single one-day license may be applied to the purchase of an annual license, so keep your receipt.

Volunteers:
We are always looking for volunteers.  If you are attending the race, but not participating, or are racing but are bringing spectators with you, please email volunteer@multirace.com as we have plenty of fun jobs helping out with the race that gets you up close to all the action.  You'll be glad you did!

Directions:
Take I-95 Blue Heron Blvd - Exit 76. Go east on Blue Heron Blvd.
Make a right on Beach Ct. Parking will be available on the left hand side.
You can walk to transition and registration on N Ocean Drive (A1A).

Use www.mapquest.com for detailed directions from your location.

Course Description:
This course is the most naturally scenic course in the entire series with views that rival those on Key Biscayne.  The cycling portion will head north on A1A through a state park with great natural views of undisturbed nature.  It will u-turn and come back over a very tall bridge allowing great views of beautiful Singer Island.

The run course goes up and over the same bridge as the bike course with the same magnificant views, but more time to see them.  The course then winds through the streets of the quaint town of Palm Beach Shores.  The first run skips the bridge and runs reverse of the final run.