SANDIEGOCALIFORNIA


Date the first triathlon took place — at San Diego’s Mission Bay.


San Diego averages 201 days above


25 46 70 F


SEPT 2014 7


Would be the 40th anniversary of the first triathlon, which could potentially be celebrated at another ITU World Championship Series event in San Diego.


The race consisted of a 5.3-mile run, followed by a 5-mile bike and a 600-yard swim in the Bay.


The Triathlon Club of San Diego is one of the oldest triathlon clubs in the world. Founded in 1984, the club has over


1,500


active members and produces more than 20 races every year.


Total number of athletes that finished the race.


Along with the 70 miles of beaches, San Diego plays home to numerous entertainment locations that attract over 31 million people a year. San Diego has approximately


453


The number of Super Bowls the city of San Diego has hosted.


2 The number of USA Triathlon partners with


offices in the San Diego area, considered the business hub of the triathlon industry. TYR, Active Network, XTERRA Wetsuits, Competitor Group, Squadra, Innovative Companies and Ludus Tours call San Diego home while the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) and many other organizations and businesses also are based in San Diego.


TRIATHLETES


San Diego has the largest density of them of any city in the U.S.


Design by Katie Getzelman


hotel and motel properties with over 4,395 rooms available to visitors.


1974


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