Long Course 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike and 13.1 mile run
Olympic Distance 1.5K swim, 40K bike and 10k run

And if you aren't ready for the triathlon, don't worry; you can still be a part of the fun with the Magic Mountain Man 5K & 10K (M5k).)

For more information on the M3 Tri and the M5k & 10K Run click on the "Registration" or the "Maps" tab.

Registration for the 2010 Magic Mountain Man Tri(s) is NOW OPEN!

 Participant Fact Sheet

Both the half Ironman distance and the Olympic distance triathons will be treated to a beautiful calm swim in Castaic Lake. The Magic Mountain Man Triathlon will have a “European Style” bike course with epic views of the local mountains. The bike course will start at Castaic Lake and finish in Santa Clarita with a view of the roller coasters of Six Flags Magic Mountain amusement park. The run will travel through the streets and bike paths of Santa Clarita.

Finishers will be part of a fabulous celebration that includes post event music and refreshments. All Magic Mountain Man Triathlon participants will have a chance to buy discounted tickets for Magic Mountain. Finishers will get a finishers medal, event technical T-Shirt and more. You won’t want to miss Los Angeles’ only long distance triathlon.

This is road triathlon but participants should have good bike handling skills for the long climbs and steep descents. It could be the hardest, most technical and ultimately, the most rewarding bike course in the US. We recommend that participants try to ride the bike course before the race if possible. Renegade Racing is offering free pre-rides open to anyone on July 17, August 8, and September 25. See schedule below or see the Participant Fact Sheet for all the details.

Pre-Ride Schedule:

• Saturday July 17 Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (32 miles) Start at Castaic, one loop and finish back at Sports Complex.
• Sunday August 8 Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (46 miles) Start at Castaic, both loops and finish back at Sport Complex.
• Saturday September 25 Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (56 miles) Start at Castaic, both loops, finish in Santa Clarita (Avenue Hopkins, Santa Clarita 91355) with limited transportation back to Castaic Lake.

Arrive 15 minutes early to allow time to prepare and leave the parking lot at 7 am. The First Pre-Ride on July 19th of 2010 course temperatures climbed to 103 degrees F. Water and support will be available but riders should come prepared with 2 water bottles, food and salt replacement tablets. Renegade Racing suggests participants use a bicycle with road bars and clip on aero bars. Participants gearing choices should reflect their ability to climb. Climbing gears and triple chain rings are recommended.

Castaic Sports Complex
31230 North Castaic Road
Castaic, CA 91384

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 We are pleased to announce XTERRA WETSUITS as the official wetsuit and wetsuit rental sponsor for the 2010 Southern California Triathlon Series. As part of our partnership, race participants receive exclusive discounts on the XTERRA WETSUITS product line, receive $10 off wetsuit rentals, and have the opportunity to win XTERRA WETSUITS at the race. Visit www.xterrawetsuits.com and use coupon code R-RR to purchase or rent the best selling triathlon wetsuit in North America!

Registration for the 2010 Magic Mountain Man Triathlons is OPEN!

 2010 M3 Registration Form

or register online:

Magic Mountain Man Triathlon (M3)

The Magic Mountain Man Triathlon half Ironman distance is limited to 1200 participants and 150 teams.  It is mandatory that all triathlon participants check in on Saturday from 3 pm to 9 pm at the Courtyard Marriott.  Participants will drop off their T2 gear and pickup their bib number, chip, T-shirt and goody bag.  Participants can drop off their bike at T-1 from 4 pm to 9 pm at Castaic Lake on Saturday October 9.  It is not mandatory for participants to drop off their bike at T-1 but if participants are using shuttle from the host hotel on the morning of the event no bikes will be allowed on the buses.  Bus tickets for transportation to Castaic Lake are available for participants, family and friends for $5 each.  All of the $5 charge will be donated to local Santa Clarita charities.  Check the "Additional Information" page for host hotel special packages.

The Magic Mountain Man Tri Olympic distance will start 1 hour later at Castaic Lake and follow the first 8 miles of the M3 Tri half Ironman distance triathlon.  Once participants on the bike get to Old Goldenstate Highway they will turn around and head for Santa Clarita.  Once back in Santa Clarita participants will be treated to a flat and fast 10K run.  Don't spend $160 on other Olympic distance triathlons when you can sign up for ours at economy friendly price of just $95 until Mach 31, 2010.

VIP packet pick up is available on Sunday, October 10 at Castaic Lake for $20. You must purchase in advance. Those participants who choose this option will pick up their bib, chip and T-shirt on the morning of the event from 5am to 6:30am at T1. Participants T2 gear will be transported for VIP participants from T1 to T2 on race morning. See updated FACT sheet for more details or sign up by clicking on the application below.   
VIP APPLICATION

Bus tickets ($5) and VIP registration ($20) upgrade is available either online or by mail-fax registration form.  Please call the Renegade Racing offices if you have any questions (949) 975-1812.

M3 Tri half Ironman Distance Pricing
Individual (Advanced Registration) $190 Valid through 12/31/09
Individual (Early Registration) $200 Valid through 03/31/10
Individual (Normal Registration) $220 Valid through 8/31/09
Individual (Late Registration) $250 Valid through 10/07/09

Team - 2 person (Early Registration) $250 Valid through 12/31/09
Team - 2 person (Normal Registration) $275 Valid through 8/31/10
Team - 2 person (Late Registration) $310 Valid through 10/07/10

Team - 3 person (Early Registration) $250 Valid through 12/31/09
Team - 3 person (Normal Registration) $275 Valid through 08/31/10
Team - 3 person (Late Registration) $310 Valid through 10/07/10

M3 Tri Olympic distance
Individual - (Early Registration) $95 Valid through 03/31/10
Individual - (Regular Registration) $105 Valid through 08/31/10
Individual - (Late Registration) $115 Valid through 10/07/10

M3 Tri Olympic distance relay
Team 3 person (Early Registration) $115
Team 3 person (Regular Registration) $135
Team 3 person (Regular Registration) $155

Triathlon entry fee includes: finisher’s medal, commemorative technical T-shirt, post event refreshments, awards given to top 3 in each age division and overall awards 3 deep.

 2010 M3 Registration Form

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The Magic Mountain Man 5K & 10K will follow the run course of both triathlons.  With the same finish as the M3 Triathlon you can expect a grand reception upon your return.  The run course is very flat and fast.   All participants will get a commemorative finishers medal.  Age divisions will get awards 3 deep.  Age divisions are under 12, 13-15, 16-19, 20-24, 25-29 and in 5 year age groups to 75+.

Come for the run and stay for the fun.  You'll want to be a part of the best new triathlon and run event in Southern California.

M5K Pricing
•    $30 – Early Bird Pricing valid through 03/31/09
•    $32 – Regular Pricing valid through 8/31/10
•    $35 – Late Pricing, after valid through 10/07/10
•    $37 – Day-of-Event

M10K Pricing

• Just Add $5 to the M5K price and move up to the M10K!

Registration is open for the M5K & M10K Runs

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS:
If you can't do the race but still want to be in on all the action and excitement of the inaugural M3 Triathlon sign up to volunteer! We are now accepting groups and individuals for Friday and Saturday positions including but not limited to: Registration, Goody Bags & T'shirts, Transition Area Support, Water stations, Course Monitors, Parking and more! Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for questions or more information or download and fill out this PDF so we can get you on-board.  
Volunteer Application:

Long Course 1.2 mile swim | 56 mile bike | 13.1 mile run

Long Course Swim (1.2 miles) single wave start at 7:00 am

Long Course Bike (56.0 miles)

 Long Course, Bike

There will be 1 aid station on the bike. Both stations will serve water and electrolyte solution (Heed, Hammer Nutrition)

• Bike Station #1 will service the bike at mile 9, 23 and 37
• 7 miles of the last 14 miles on the bike course are downhill, participants should take there last bottle exchange at mile 37. There will be no other bike course fluid available.

This is an all road triathlon (not off-road). Participants should have good bike handling skills for the long climbs and steep descents. It could be the hardest, most technical and ultimately the most rewarding bike course in the US. We strongly recommend that participants try to ride the bike course before the race if possible. Check out the free-pre-rides offered by Renegade Racing.

There will be 3 "NO-Aerobar Descents" on the bike to maximize participant's safety. The paved road is bumpy on Golden State Highway and participants will need to keep hands on the brake levers to maintain ultimate control. 2 descents on Golden State Highway will be designated this way. The seven mile descent on Ridge Route is narrow and has many sharp turns headed back to Castaic Lake; this section of the course will have the same designation. This is a mandatory rule and participants who violate this rule will be disqualified from the event.

There are 5 significant climbs on the bike course with a total elevation gain for the entire bike course at 5648 feet.

• Mile 0-7.2: (Total climb 7.2 miles), 4.5 percent grade, 1700 feet of ascent
• Mile 9-11 and 23-25: (Total climb 2.0 miles), 4.2 percent grade, 471 feet of ascent
• Mile 14-16 and 28-30: (Total climb 2.0 miles), 1.7 percent grade, 188 feet of ascent
• Mile 18-21 and 32-35: (Total climb 3.2 miles), 5.8 percent grade, 921 feet of ascent
• Mile 38-40: (Total climb 1.4 miles), 5.2 percent grade, 391 feet of ascent
  
  Pre-Ride Schedule:
• July 17th Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (30 miles) Start & Finish at Castaic Lake, ride includes 1 loop of the 2 loop Castaic portion of the course.
• August 8th Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (46 miles) Start & Finish at Castaic Lake, ride includes both loops of the 2 loop Castaic portion of the course.
• September 19 Bike Course Pre Ride 7:00 am Castaic Sports Complex (56 miles) Start at Castaic, both loops, finish in Santa Clarita (Avenue Hopkins, Santa Clarita 91355) with limited transportation back to Castaic Lake.

Arrive 15 minutes early to allow time to prepare and leave the parking lot at 7 am. The First Pre-Ride on July 19th 2009 course temperatures climbed to 103 degrees F. Water and support will be available but riders should come prepared with 2 water bottles, food and salt replacement tablets. Renegade Racing suggests participants use a bicycle with road bars and clip on aero bars. Participants gearing choices should reflect their ability to climb. Climbing gears and triple chain rings are recommended.


Castaic Sports Complex
31230 North Castaic Road
Castaic, CA 91384

Bike Course - Turn-by-Turn Directions:
Exit Castaic Lake Park
Right on Old Ridge Route
Left on Templin Highway
Right on Old Golden State Highway
(2 loops) Travel up to the base of the Pyramid Lake dam and back (each loop is 14 miles)
Right on Templin Highway
Right on Old Ridge Route
Left on Old Road
Left on Rye Canyon Road
Right on Avenue Stanford
Right on on Avenue Hopkins

Long Course Run (13.1 miles)

For 2010 the transition area will be on Ave. Hopkins close to the bike trail.  The turnaround for the run will just move 2 miles to account for the first 2 mile we loose on the roads.  90% of the run course will exactly the same as the 2009 race.  It's still very scenic and nearly flat.

 Long Course Run

The 13.1 mile run will start on Avenue Hopkins and run out to the bike trail. The nearly all of the 13.1 miles are on bike trail. This new run course is flatter then earlier versions. New Finish Line for the 2010 race with better parking and access to participants. The run course has about 500 feet of total ascent. Look for updated maps coming soon.

There will be 4 aid stations on the run. All stations will have water and electrolyte solution (Heed, Hammer Nutrition)

• Station #1 will service the run at mile 1.5 and 11.5
• Station #2 will service the run at mile 3 and 10
• Station #3 will service the run at mile 5 and 8.5
• Station #4 will service the run at mile 6.5 (Turnaround)

For the maps below you will need to download Google Earth. Google Earth is a free mapping program that will allow you to see the course. Tools in Google Earth will allow you to zoom in on the course, see street views and elevations on the course. Once you have downloaded Google Earth follow the link below to see the bike and run courses.

• Course map

Olympic Distance 1.5K swim | 40K bike | 10K run

Olympic Distance Course Map

 Magic Mountain Man Olympic Distance Map

Olympic Distance Run Course (10K)

 Magic Mountain Man Olympic Run Course

The Magic Mountain Man Triathlon will have 2 transition areas.

Avenue Hopkins
Santa Clarita, CA 91355

When possible participants should arrange for friends or family members to drop them off at Castaic Lake and meet them at the finish line/transition #2.

For those participants who will travel to the race alone buses will be available to transport participants from Finish/T2 to Castaic Lake starting at 4:30 am with the last bus leaving at 5:45 am. There will be NO buses transporting finishers back to Castaic Lake following the race.  There will be a $5 bus charge for all participants.  Additional tickets are available for friends and family members.  Children under 7 are free but must have a reservation.  Call the Renegade Racing office for more details.  All monies collected will be donated to local Santa Clarita charities.