Ironman Triathlon
Let an agent handle Ironman triathlons by event, distances, qualification, training safety and results, without personal medical or training prescriptions.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle Ironman triathlons by event, distances, qualification, training safety and results, without personal medical or training prescriptions.
A long-distance triathlon race series organised under the IRONMAN brand, consisting of a 3.86 km swim, 180.25 km bike ride and 42.2 km run raced consecutively, with events worldwide and a world championship; the full distance is also raced outside the brand.
What it is for: Endurance sport competition.
It can be find events, dates and results; explain distances, cut-offs and qualification; find general training and safety guidance; understand medical support at events.
Distinguishing features
Full-distance triathlon
Branded race series
Strict cut-off times
World championship qualification
What it looks like
Athletes swimming, cycling and running over a full day, with transition areas.
Physical character
swim: 3.86 km
bike: 180.25 km
run: 42.2 km
How it is recognised
IRONMAN branding and M-dot logo
Full and 70.3 half distances
Olympic-distance triathlons are shorter
Related models
is a kind of - category
is organised by - organiser
includes - disciplines
is related to - federation
In practice
Families and kinds
IRONMAN full-distance events
IRONMAN 70.3 events
IRONMAN World Championship
non-branded full-distance triathlons
Standards and regulation
IRONMAN competition rules
World Triathlon rules for non-branded events
Anti-doping rules
Failure modes and hazards
Heat illness and hyponatraemia
Cardiac events
Agents giving personal medical or training prescriptions
Also called
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Event Which race.
Events differ.
Identity
Location and date.
Identity
Event identity.
- Which event is meant, and when is it held? provenance
- Is it full or 70.3 distance? definition
Results
Official results.
Results
Results.
- What are the official results? provenance
- Were any penalties applied? provenance
Rules Cut-offs and qualification.
Rules shape the race.
Cut-offs
Time limits.
Cut-offs
Cut-off times.
- What are the swim, bike and total cut-off times? provenance
- Are drafting rules enforced? provenance
Qualify
World Championship.
Qualify
Qualification.
- How do athletes qualify for the World Championship? provenance
- How are slots allocated? provenance
Health Safety.
Endurance carries risks.
Screening
Medical checks.
Screening
Medical checks.
- Should the athlete discuss a medical check with a clinician before training? action
- Is the user asking for a personal training or medical plan? boundary
Race day
Heat and hydration.
Race day
Race-day safety.
- What do race medical teams advise about heat and hydration? provenance
- How is medical help reached on course? provenance
Attending Spectators and volunteers.
Communities support races.
Spectators
Viewing.
Spectators
Spectating.
- Where can spectators watch safely, and which roads close? provenance
- Is live tracking available? provenance
Volunteer
Helping.
Volunteer
Volunteering.
- How can someone volunteer at the event? action
- What roles are available? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should each event be a separate entry?
- How should results be linked?
- How should non-branded races be linked?