Roth's triathlon club, the Hardtsee Mafia, gathers for a group photo in the stadium. Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image Photo: Competitive Image / @CompImagePhoto
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Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Aussie Belinda Granger, the official Queen of Roth, raced here 10 times beginning in 2004 and winning in 2005. She now returns every year to be the pro athlete liaison. Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Roth’s triathlon club, the Hardtsee Mafia, gathers for a group photo in the stadium. Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
Photo: Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
We’re less than 48 hours away from one of the sport’s most iconic events and 5,500 triathletes are busy getting ready to swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles, run 26.2 miles, and hopefully earn a shiny new PR. The expo is one of the busiest areas of town, as athletes take advantage of the family-friendly atmosphere to get pre-race business done.
All of the big European vendors are on hand, as well as names from the U.S. that will make any American triathlete feel right at home. The beer garden is open all day, where sponsor Erdinger Alcoholfrei is served.
Jealous? Us too! Good luck to those getting ready to compete.
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