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TriWoman Series powers its way to Point Chevalier

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15 March 2010

Contact TriWoman Series powers its way into Point Chevalier

Hundreds of women are expected to hit the ground running in Point Chevalier for the Contact TriWoman Series on Sunday 21 March.

Contact Energy has extended its relationship with Triathlon New Zealand with the addition of the first ever Contact TriWoman Series, held in 10 different locations across the country.

The Contact TriWoman Series in Point Chevalier involves a variety of short distance triathlon and duathlon events, with women of all ages and abilities given the opportunity to take part in a 300m swim, an 8km bike ride and a 3km run or walk.

“We are delighted to be extending our sponsorship to include the TriWoman Series, which is all about giving it a go in a fun and relaxed environment. We hope women of all ages and levels of fitness feel inspired to take part in a triathlon this summer and enjoy the satisfaction of crossing the finish line,” said Craig Griffiths, Contact Sponsorship Manager.

As principal sponsor, Contact Energy works in partnership with Tri NZ to help continue to grow the sport and increase participation across all levels. Last year, Contact’s sponsorship of the Tri Series helped to achieve a dramatic increase in the number of people taking part, with participation growing by 38 per cent over the previous year.

Entries for the 2009/10 Contact Tri Series and Tri Woman Series are still being accepted online or at registration between 3.30pm – 5.30pm at Wingers Greenlane.

“What we love about triathlon as a sport is that it’s so accessible – there really is an event for everyone. We encourage anyone who’s ever thought about doing a triathlon to come on down to Coyle Park in Point Chevalier and give it a go,” said Craig Griffiths.

For more information about the Contact TriWoman Series, visit www.tri.co.nz.

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