See the attachments for all the results.
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posted Nov 15, 2011 6:38 PM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
posted Oct 29, 2011 5:12 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
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The second and final TTT on the Dragons race calendar saw the return of team ‘Shake-n-Bake’ as defending champions, plus an additional 10 teams.
Unfortunately a faulty Turbo in the Shake-n-Bake engine, meant they were whipped by a massive 3:22 into second place by the all new ‘A Team’ with a winning time of 1:08:24. Next years calendar will see the addition of 2 Super-Sprints, in the first quarter and last quarter of the year, to compliment the existing ITT’s and TTT’s. So keep dialed in to the Dragons calendar and our ‘Chat Forum’ to keep up to speed on what’s going on.
A big thanks also goes out to the lovely Vikki, who gave up her early morning so she could do the timekeeping for us. And on from all the Dragons committee members, a big thanks to all our Dragons and fellow racers who participated today, we hope you enjoyed your mornings racing.
And finally, good luck to everyone doing the Taiwan 70.3 this weekend – Go Dragons. Cheers,
Drilly |
posted Oct 19, 2011 9:57 PM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
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updated Oct 19, 2011 9:59 PM
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Well done to all those that took part. Some fast times by all. And a big thank you from the committee for helping out with timekeeping, much appreciated. |
posted Sep 25, 2011 12:04 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
As I was not in attendance, anything I say about this would be as a distant observer but I cannot ignore the times of some of the top place-getters here.
Download and have a look for yourself.
I can see that a good day was had by all.
Paul McMahon Dragons Committee
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posted Sep 17, 2011 10:47 PM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
We had another great turnout for the penultimate race in the summer series. And once again there were a number of new faces amongst the regulars. So from the committee and all the members - welcome to the Dragons.
So with 28 lined up on the Shek-O beach as the starters horn blared to get the first heat under way. Conditions were very good, with a relatively calm sea, moderate temperature and humidity. It was obvious from the start that the race was on for first and second between Mark Weis and Nick Dargan, as they closely battled every leg of every heat. But the racing wasn't just for the first two places, as down the entire field racers were jostling with each other, as they chased hard the person in front of them, with one eye behind as a pursuer looking for that extra place was never far behind. All in all, it was a great day of competition and racing and alot of fun for everyone (although perhaps fun wasn't the word many would use when in the middle of a race). The post race sausages, muffins and coffee were all well recieved and adds to the social element of the event which is all part and parcel of the Dragons - cos that's how we roll. A huge thanks to our volunteer marshalls, who helped out today, guarding the roundabout at the bottom of Shek-O hill and helping with the tricky job of time keeping.
A final note. The season is far from over and we still have Dragons events and races ahead of us. 24-Sep is the Individual Time Trial (ITT) from Disney Hotel car park - aim to be there at 6am. Its free entry and the course is a 2x24km loop (48km) of good, flat and fast roads. And of course there is the highly desirable Dragons yellow jersey up for grabs.
9-Oct is the HK Tri Association triathlon at Plover cover - The Dragons usually do very well with a Dragon (or two) in the top 3 slots in all age Groups from 30-34 upwards. Look out for the Dragons marquee when you cross the finish line, we'll have drinks, food, shade and other stuff going on. Also on 9-Oct you will have seen the flyer for our 'Almost end of season party' - This is always a great party, and we all look forward to seeing you there - so sign up today.
And we still have the last of the summer series race to be held on 15-Oct, as well as the Team Time Trial (TTT) in late Oct, followed by the more challanging pre-Phuket event in early Nov, a must for anyone doing Phuket this year.
So, keep dialed-in to what the Dragons are doing - safe training everyone. Cheers, Drilly.
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posted Aug 22, 2011 2:33 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
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updated Aug 22, 2011 3:30 AM
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With the summer holidays practically over, we saw an increase in numbers with 26 athletes setting up on a clear crisp morning in Shek-O, despite the early morning heavy rains.
As always there were many of the regular faces, but it is always our pleasure to see new members turning up for their first race. So from all of the committee and club members, welcome, and we hope you enjoyed your first race with us.
With only 2 races left in the summer series, the competition was hotting up and with the back half of the year bring the best regional races, everyone was pushing their limits to get the best out of the heats and hopefully, shave a few precious seconds off their previous times. Suffice to say that everyone, whether they did one race or all 3, had a great time, and the usual friendly Dragons banter was abundant. |
posted Jul 25, 2011 12:05 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
After the previous week's washout, Training Race 3 got under way with clear blue skies.
The mercury had already gone past 30 degrees before the start of the first race and Mike Maiers, who hasn't raced since May of last year, surprised everyone coming out of the water first. He then proceeded to storm away from the rest of the field (for all three races). No one likes him very much...
There were 18 other people who raced that day, some old hands and some newbies. The times reflect the increasing heat of the day we congratulate eveyone who competed on what wasa very hot day.
Your times are listed in the attached file so you can think about where you can improve for the next race, scheduled for 20 August.
See you all then! |
posted Jun 26, 2011 2:41 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
Results for Summer Series Training Race 2 held on Saturday 10th June at Shek O. Usual course of 300m Swim, 8km Bike, 2km Run x3. Unfortunatley, race 3 was quickly turned into a swim/run after heavy rain made the roads unsafe for the bike. |
posted Jun 8, 2011 2:47 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
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posted May 21, 2011 5:49 AM by HK Dragons Triathlon Club
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