Ironman Executive Challenge

XC Benefits for Ironman 70.3 New Orleans Include:

  • Guaranteed entry into 2010 Ochsner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans
  • The opportunity to win one of multiple coveted slots to the 2010 Ford Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii  LEARN MORE...
  • Four day/three night accommodations at the Hilton Riverside (one Bedroom Suites)
  • Four VIP passes (includes race day, pre- and post-race functions)

 

Ironman 70.3 New Orleans

Lodging







Additional On-Site Benefits Include:

 

  • Bike transportation (Tri Bike Transport) OR unpacking, tuning and repacking of bike (if shipped by another method)
  • Special packet pick-up, registration and bike check-in
  • Low race numbers and special bike rack in transition
  • Ironman XC Welcome Reception/Dinner
  • Ochsner Ironman 70.3 VIP Party
  • Ironman XC Breakfast, Strategy Session and Course Overview Clinic with Ironman Pros and Ironman Icons
  • Ironman XC Pre-Race Dinner (for athletes and families)
  • Ironman XC race day guide (for families)
  • Race day VIP Finish Line passes (for athletes and families)
  • Exclusive finish line access to award finisher medal
  • Ironman XC Awards Dinner
  • Ironman XC participant awards
  • Ironman XC apparel

 

COST: $4,500 USD

 

 

 

Swim Bike Run

SWIM (1.2 Miles):

The 1.2-mile swim course is a point-to-point course that will start near Paris Avenue and Lakeshore Drive in Lake Pontchartrain.

This will be a wave-start swim with each wave entering the water at five-minute intervals.

The swim is wetsuit legal.

BIKE (56 Miles):

The 56-mile bike course starts at the transition area at the University of New Orleans research campus.

The course is one loop and extremely flat with one bridge that athletes will cross over twice.

Race management will also provide three bike bottle exchange locations on the route.

The course will include three aid stations with bottled water, Gatorade, PowerBars and PowerGels.

Restrooms will also be located at the three aid stations.

RUN (13.1 Miles):

The run course is a simple point-to-point run that starts from the transition area at the University of New Orleans research campus and finishes in front of the famed Jackson Square.

The run course is flat and fast with an overpass that athletes will cross-over once.