Bottomless Triathlon
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Bottomless Triathlon
The Bottomless Triathlon is a super sprint triathlon held at Bottomless Lakes State Park in Roswell, New Mexico. The event has a history at the park dating to 1984 and is noted as the birthplace of the Triathlon Junior Olympics in the 1990s. It has also served as a qualifying event for the inaugural ITU Youth Junior B World Championships.
Race formats include individual entries, 2- or 3-person coed relays, and an under 18 individual division. Relay teams must include both a male and a female to qualify for awards. Entry fees listed for the primary divisions include a fee for individual competitors and a separate fee for relay teams; an under 18 entry option is available at no fee in the listed information.
The course consists of a spring-fed lake swim, a bike course, and a short run. Distances are:
- 1/4 mile swim
- 8 mile bike course
- 4k run
Additional organizer policies noted include free entry for the first five under 18 solo athletes, a referral cash back option for referring five others, conditional refunds if the race fills and wait list participants accept spots, and no deferrals. All proceeds support Harvest Ministries of Roswell, a local food bank serving Central Chaves County. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
