Sunday, September 15
     7:30 a.m.
     Cory Park, 105 Main St., Dousman, WI 53118
     located off of Hwy 94 and Hwy 67, just south of Oconomowoc

The Dousman Duathlon is in its eighth year and offers riders a lovely countryside backdrop bursting with fall colors. After you cross the finish line, enjoy delicious pancakes and other refreshments.

Training Rides are to start 6 weeks before the event. These rides are organized and operated by the Bike Doctor located in Dousman, WI. Details coming soon.

WEEKEND SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Saturday, September 14      105 Main St., Dousman located off  Hwy 94 & Hwy 67, south of Oconomowoc 3-6 p.m Registration, Packet Pick-Up 3 p.m. Course Talk   Sunday, September 15 6-7:15 a.m. Registration, Packet Pick-Up 7:15 a.m. Transition Closes 7:30 a.m. RACE STARTS 10 a.m. Awards (Approx.)

PARKING WILL BE AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOL WHICH IS A FEW BLOCKS FROM CORY PARK. NO PARKING ON MAIN STREET.

DISTANCE
     2 mile run  21 mile bike  2 mile run

THE COURSE
Run Course
First run leg same as second leg.  Goes through Dousman and quiet residential streets surrounding the park.
Bike Course
A beautiful and scenic course through the country roads surrounding Dousman.  Start off with a couple great hills followed by a few rolling hills.
Run Course
Second run leg same as the first and finishes on a long stretch to the finish line at Cory Park.

EVENT FEES  
To 11:59 p.m. May 21:
Adult $40        Relay(each) $25       Relay(each 16 & under) $20
To 6 p.m. September 14:
Adult $50        Relay(each) $30       Relay(each 16 & under) $20
Day of Event:
Adult $60        Relay(each) $35       Relay(each 16 & under) $25

2012 Race Winners
Male Adam McClurg 1:09:59 
Female Molly Woodford, WI 1:23:14

EVENT RULES AND INFORMATION
1. Bike course- NO MP3 players, IPODs, radios or headphones allowed.
    Run course- they are allowed.
2. Course cut off time: 4 hours after the start of the race.
3. Helmets are mandatory. 
4. Drafting is not permitted. Penalties will be enforced for drafting.
5. Please remove all equipment from the transition area after the Awards Ceremony. 
6. Bike Doctor has an optional bike safety check Saturday and Sunday of the event.
7. Chip Pick-Up is during the registration times. 
8. For safety reasons, we ask spectators to not follow your athlete in the car.
    The best place to watch is at the transition area and the finish line.
9. Transition will close 15 minutes prior to the start of the event, at 7:15 a.m.
10. We do not give refunds nor do we transfer fees from one race to another.
11. Disqualification will be enforced for any disrespect of public officials,  
       volunteers, other athletes, or staff.

*Note: Midwest Sports Events has an unmarked security guard watching Transition at all times to protect and secure your equipment during the event. We do need all bikes removed after the award ceremony so our staff can begin tear down.