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Dates and Facts DATEV Challenge Roth 2015 Race Long Distance Triathlon 3.8 km swimming 180 km cycling 42 km running Date: Sunday, July 12th 2015 Location: City and County of Roth Racecourse: Start at 6.30 a.m at the Europakanal, Hilpoltstein. Leaving transition area 1 at the Europakanal in Hilpoltstein, athletes tackle two laps on the bike course each of about 85.5 km - additionally they take 9 km to transition area at the park-and-ride lot at the Hilpoltsteiner Straße in Roth. From there, the marathon leads along the “Europakanal” up to Schwanstetten and back via Haimpfarrich through the city-centre of Roth to the finish line in the Triathlon Park. Participants: 3,400 single starters 650 relay teams Nations: Athletes from 62 nations Duration: Maximum finish time is 15 hours for single starters, 13.45 hours for relay teams. Roth 2014: Spectators, Media, Organisation Spectators Spectators during the race 250,000 According to police information Media TV reports national Air-time total (in hours) 17.01 Viewer 5.04 Mio. Advertising medium contacts 58.71 Mio. TV reports international Air-time total (in hours) 99:25:16 Viewer 3.1 Mio. Advertising medium contacts 33.20 Mio. Newspapers and magazines Publications 156 Readers total about 60 Mio Advertising Media contacts 79.49 Mio Web-coverage www.challenge-roth.de Unique visitors on raceday 298,855 Page impressions 2.7 Mio. Accreditation Accredited journalists about 300 Organisation and assistance services Volunteers 5,700 Police Officers 300 Firefighter 600 Fire Departments 24 Rescue Service 390 Clubs 53 Race Marshalls 65 Time Table Challenge Roth 2015 Thursday, July 9th 11.00 a.m. Press conference in the “Kulturfabrik” Roth 12.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. Registration at the registration tent / Triathlon Park 12.00 a.m. - 06.30 p.m. Triathlon Expo in the Triathlon Park 05.00 p.m. “Erdinger Urweisse” Party at the Expo 07.00 p.m. “Bambini” run Hilpoltstein 08.15 p.m. “Nightrun” from Hilpoltstein to Roth, Finish Triathlon Park Friday, July 10th 06.30 a.m. - 09.00 a.m. blueseventy-swim training in the Europakanal/Swim Start 08.30 a.m. - 09.00 p.m. Triathlon Expo in the Triathlon Park 09.00 a.m. - 09.00 p.m. Registration at the registration tent / Triathlon Park 10.00 a.m. - 05.00 p.m. For media: press centre (Schützenhaus) open 05.00 p.m. - 06.00 p.m. Official Welcome-Party of the city of Roth - Triathlon Park 06.00 p.m. - 08.00 p.m. Carbo Party at the festival tent / Triathlon Park 06.30 p.m. - 10.00 p.m. Challenge For All in the public baths of Roth 07.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m. Welcome-Party, powered by BAYERN 3, market square Saturday, July 11th 06.30 a.m. - 09.00 a.m. blueseventy-swim training in the Europakanal / Swim Start 08.30 a.m. - 07.00 p.m. Triathlon Expo in the Triathlon Park 08.30 a.m. - 03.30 p.m. Junior-Challenge, public baths of Roth 09.00 a.m. - 03.00 p.m. Registration at the registration tent / Triathlon Park 09.30 a.m. - 15.00 p.m. Challenge childcare 10.00 a.m. - 05.00 p.m. For media: press centre (Schützenhaus) open 11.15 a.m. Start Challenge Women 11.45 a.m. “Beneflizz”, Bike Marathon 12.00 a.m. Race Briefing (spanish) in the festival tent 01.00 p.m. - 06.00 p.m. Bike Check-In and “HIP-Lounge” at the swim start 05.00 p.m. Race Briefing (french) in the festival tent 06.00 p.m. Race Briefing (german/english) for individuals in the festival tent 07.00 p.m. Race Briefing (german) for relay teams in the festival tent 07.45 p.m. Race Briefing (english) for relay teams in the press centre/ Schützenhaus Sunday, July 12th 06.30 a.m. Start of the DATEV Challenge Roth 2014 TOP 50 men, TOP 20 women, athletes elder than 65 years, fastest age groups, participants for 28th time 06.40 a.m. first women group 06.45 a.m. second women group 07.00 a.m Sub 9 07.05 a.m. Start groups 5 - 17/ in 5 minutes intervals 09.00 a.m. Start group 18 (relay teams) 09.05 a.m. Start group 19 (relay teams) 09.10 a.m. Start group 20 (relay teams) 10.00 a.m. - 08.00 p.m. Press centre open 10.00 a.m. - 09.00 p.m. Triathlon Expo in the Triathlon Park 10.00 a.m. - 17.00 p.m. Challenge childcare about 02.11 p.m. Finish of the race winner (male) about 02.48 p.m. Finish of the race winner (female) about 04.04 p.m. Finish of the winning relay team about 05.00 p.m. Press conference (Schützenhaus) 08.00 p.m. Winners’ Award Ceremony for the first three trophy relays (at the finish line area) 08.00 p.m. Finish line Party 11.05 p.m. Official end of the DATEV Challenge Roth 2014 fireworks Monday, July 13th 9.30 a. m. Registration for the DATEV Challenge Roth 2015 (festival tent) 10.00 a.m. – 01.00 p.m. Triathlon-Expo in the Triathlon Park 11.00 a.m. Winners’ Award Ceremony DATEV Challenge Roth and Official German Championship DTU 02.00 p.m. Winners’ Award Ceremony Firefighter World Championship (Feuerwehrhaus Roth) 07.00 p.m. Volunteers’ Party in the festival tent Sponsors DATEV N-ERGIE Sparkasse Mittelfranken-Süd Versicherungskammer Bayern Speck Pumpen Memmert SCOTT SPORTS SA new balance Recaro Aircraft Seating GmbH & Co KG blueseventy Frankenbrunnen Hofmann GmbH & Co. Feser Graf Gruppe 32GI Apotheker Walter Bouhon GmbH Pyraser Erdinger Alkoholfrei ARNDT Sicherheitsdienste BAYERN3 Reithelshöfer GmbH Guttenberger und Partner GmbH Burkhartsmaier GmbH Jura-Kälte Techni Sat ARVENA Hotel Nürnberger Nachrichten Kaufland VIPA GmbH BMW Motorrad Zentrum Deutsche Lufthansa Qualitel Hotel Stadt Roth Landkreis Roth Stadt Hilpoltstein Nations 2015 Nr. Nation Anzahl 1. Germany 3890 2. United Kingdom 230 3. France 206 4. Australia 135 5. United States of America 92 6. Spain 80 7. Switzerland 79 8. Austria 75 9. Italy 62 10. Belgium 61 11. Denmark 49 12. Netherlands 48 13. Israel 45 14. Ireland 35 15. Canada 34 16. Czech Republic 30 17. Brazil 22 18. New Zealand 21 19. South Africa 20 20. Poland 18 21. Russian Federation 14 22. Sweden 13 23. Finland 12 24. Malaysia 12 25. Hungary 12 26. Portugal 9 27. Luxembourg 8 28. Philippines 8 29. China 8 30. Estonia 7 31. Japan 7 32. Greece 6 33. Singapur 6 34. Slovenia 6 35. Peru 5 36. Romania 5 37. Slovakia 5 38. Croatia 4 39. Venezuela 4 40. Guatemala 3 41. Argentina 2 42. Korea 2 43. Latvia 2 44. Mexico 2 45. Turkey 2 46. Bulgaria 1 47. Chile 1 48. Dschibuti 1 49. El Salvador 1 50. Hong Kong 1 51. India 1 52. Cambodia 1 53. Colombia 1 54. Liechtenstein 1 55. Lithuania 1 56. Malta 1 57. Myanmar (Burma) 1 58. Norway 1 59. Panama 1 60. Thailand 1 61. Ukraine 1 62. Wales 1 Starter, Finisher and Winning Times 1988 - 2014 Number of Number of Winning times Year starters finishers Men Women 1988 706 587 08:13:11 10:07:35 1989 1036 916 03:59:59 04:31:04 1990 1349 1085 08:21:13 09:21:29 1991 1303 1129 08:04:54 08:55:29 1992 1584 1428 08:06:12 08:55:00 1993 1603 1431 08:03:19 09:18:49 1994 1864 1674 08:01:59 08:50:53 1995 1903 1447 08:08:07 09:06:34 1996 2229 2056 07:57:02 09:21:30 1997 2506 2324 07:50:27 08:59:31 1998 2550 2301 08:03:59 09:27:43 1999 1796 1655 07:56:00 09:26:59 2000 2586 2374 08:19:38 09:32:08 2001 2465 2330 08:10:39 09:24:29 2002 1340/1566 1232/1521 08:17:25 09:12:41 2003 1504/1125 1282/1038 08:11:50 09:15:01 2004 1744/1641 1701/1635 07:57:50 09:13:57 2005 1990/1497 1848/1452 07:58:45 09:14:06 2006 2325/1680 2160/1674 08:00:52 09:01:17 2007 2376/1524 2246/1506 07:54:23 08:51:55 2008 2510/1644 2293/1635 08:09:34 08:45:48 2009 2.487/1.638 2.357/1.611 07:55:53 08:31:59 2010 2.836/1.806 2.678/1.746 07:52:36 08:19:13 2011 2.982/1.881 2.790/1.821 07:41:33 08:18:13 2012 2.977/1.932 2.754/1.887 07:59:59 08:45:04 2013 3.141/2.121 2.883/2.073 07:52:01 08:40:35 2014 3.179/1.956 2.668/ 1.893 07:56:00 08:38:53 1989 = Half Distance (2,5 km swimming, 93 km cycling, 22 km running) World’s Best Times at Roth 1988 Axel Koenders (NL) 08:13:11 1991 Thea Sybesma (NL) (first athlete in the world less than 9 hours) 08:55:29 1992 Paula Newby-Fraser (ZIM) 08:55:00 1994 Paula Newby-Fraser (ZIM) 08:50:53 1996 Lothar Leder (D) (first athlete in the world less than 8 hours) 07:57:02 1997 Luc van Lierde (B) 07:50:27 2008 Yvonne van Vlerken (NL) 08:45:48 2009 Chrissie Wellington (GBR) 08:31:59 2010 Chrissie Wellington (GBR) 08:19:13 2011 Chrissie Wellington (GBR) 08:18:13 2011 Andreas Raelert (D) 07:41:33 Winners in Roth Men 1988 Axel Koenders NL 08:13:11 1990 Pauli Kiuru SF 08:21:13 1991 Pauli Kiuru SF 08:04:54 1992 Jos Everts NL 08:06:12 1993 Christian Bustos CHL 08:03:19 1994 Jürgen Zäck D 08:01:59 1995 Jürgen Zäck D 08:08:07 1996 Lothar Leder D 07:57:02 1997 Luc van Lierde B 07:50:27 1998 Jürgen Zäck D 08:03:59 1999 Jürgen Zäck D 07:56:00 2000 Lothar Leder D 08:19:38 2001 Lothar Leder D 08:10:39 2002 Lothar Leder D 08:17:25 2003 Lothar Leder D 08:11:50 2004 Chris McCormack AUS 07:57:50 2005 Chris McCormack AUS 07:58:45 2006 Chris McCormack AUS 08:00:52 2007 Chris McCormack AUS 07:54:23 2008 Patrick Vernay F 08:09:34 2009 Michael Göhner D 07:55:53 2010 Rasmus Henning DNK 07:52:36 2011 Andreas Raelert D 07:41:33 2012 James Cunnama RSA 07:59:59 2013 Dirk Bockel LUX 07:52:01 2014 Timo Bracht D 07:56:00 Women 1988 Rita Keitmann D 10:07:35 1990 Jan Wanklyn AUS 09:21:29 1991 Thea Sybesma NL 08:55:29 1992 Paula Newby-Fraser ZIM 08:55:00 1993 Katinka Wiltenburg NL 09:18:49 1994 Paula Newby-Fraser ZIM 08:50:53 1995 Paula Newby-Fraser ZIM 09:06:34 1996 Ute Mückel D 09:21:30 1997 Susan Latshaw USA 08:59:31 1998 Katja Schumacher D 09:27:43 1999 Joanne King AUS 09:26:59 2000 Heather Fuhr CAN 09:32:08 2001 Nina Kraft D 09:24:29 2002 Nina Kraft D 09:12:41 2003 Nicole Leder D 09:15:01 2004 Nicole Leder D 09:13:57 2005 Belinda Granger AUS 09:14:06 2006 Joanna Lawn NZ 09:01:17 2007 Yvonne van Vlerken NL 08:51:55 2008 Yvonne van
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