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2017 70.3 Puerto Rico Race Day Thread

edited March 13, 2017 1:46PM in Races & Places 🏁⛺
Hi Team, are you ready to give your teammates some serious mojo for this coming weekend? Puerto Rico is the official IRONMAN 70.3 Pan American TriClub championship. We have a strong team going to represent us, but they will be stronger with all of use routing for them on race day.

Here is who I have down racing:

Mark Maurer
Robert Sabo
Craig Strong
Mike Roberts
RAFAEL MORALES
Joel Bell
Susan Johnson
Kortney Gibson
Dan Fulk
Scott Dinhofer
Wendy Watson
Mariah Bridges 
Rob Mohr
Danielle Santucci
Jeremy Behler
Wendy Watson
Renee Munoz


You can find the link to see the results on race day HERE




Comments

  • Here is a Coach Screencast to get you ready!!!  Good luck Team!!!

    https://endurancenation.wistia.com/medias/m3ezj0ku06?embedType=iframe&seo=false&videoWidth=640

  • Fantastically HUGE EN presence ready to clean house!!
  • Thanks @PatrickMcCrann...Chili Bean....I like it.   Although after 8 years and many fun times together you think you'd know my name by now.  BEE-ler.   Not Bay-ler.    SMH.   I always pronounce McCrann correctly...even when I'm insulting you.
  • I am assuming that a wetsuit is never going to be an option in this race.  If any hears a water temp let us know.  I was not planning on bringing mine unless someone thinks there is a chance the water temp is going to drop below 76.
  • edited March 14, 2017 2:34PM
    The internet says today's average ocean temp in San Juan is 79F and that today's current temp is 80F.  Given the current forecast (highs in the mid-80s and cooling down to no lower than 73F at night), there's a 99.9% that it'll be above 76.  And even if it does dip below 76, I doubt they'd allow wetsuits just for PR purposes and safety reasons (regardless of water temps, putting someone in a wetsuit when the ambient temps, humidity and dew points are so high would be dumb).  But, as my wife points out, I'm frequently wrong.
  • one less thing to pack
  • The internet says today's average ocean temp in San Juan is 79F and that today's current temp is 80F.  Given the current forecast (highs in the mid-80s and cooling down to no lower than 73F at night), there's a 99.9% that it'll be above 76.  And even if it does dip below 76, I doubt they'd allow wetsuits just for PR purposes and safety reasons (regardless of water temps, putting someone in a wetsuit when the ambient temps, humidity and dew points are so high would be dumb).  But, as my wife points out, I'm frequently wrong.
    The internet is full of fake news & alternative facts, you'd better bring your wetsuit...  B)
  • You definitely do not need a wet suit. Don't waste your time even thinking about it. Don't forget your hat and sunblock your going to need it. I'd also recommend the cool little red bag Patrick donates to the team members.
  • @RAFAEL MORALES the race saver bag was one of the first things l packed. I'm going to need it on the run for sure.
  • edited March 16, 2017 7:42PM
    I hope everyone enjoys PR! Hope you get some vacation time too. The bioluminescent lagoon was AWESOME!

    Find some hole-in-the-wall restaurants in San Juan too, they're way better (and cheaper) than the touristy one. Try some MOFONGO!
  • Good luck to you all!
  • @RAFAEL MORALES the race saver bag was one of the first things l packed. I'm going to need it on the run for sure.
    I'm bringing two of them #doublefisted
  • Good luck everyone!!!
  • Watching the results ... the team is doing well: Jeremy and Danielle are both 3rd AG after the bike leg ... Rob M is flying on the bike ... Mike R is up to 8th after the bike (did not know he was a "waitress") ... Rafael posted a great swim split ... keep up the great work!
  • Roberts is a jack of all trades and transitions from the C-Suite to the Cafeteria as quickly as he does from the bike to the run!
  • A lot of great results out there, great work everyone!
  • The Team CRUSHED IT!! Congrats everyone! 
  • I will be posting the Triclub official results tomorrow.
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