The response to Noosa Triathlon entries opening Tuesday morning was astounding to say the least. In its 28^th year the Noosa Triathlon has grown from a small event of 180 people and in recent years has proved itself to be a “must-do” event for thousands of Australians. This is an overwhelming result for the sport of triathlon, for Noosa and we at USM are proud to be able to deliver such a loved event.

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We apologise for the inconvenience of the Noosa Triathlon online registration. We understand your frustration as this has been an important date in everyone’s diaries for a long time.  We have been very much let down by our IT provider who reassured us that they were prepared for the opening. Please bear with us as we try to resolve this problem and hopefully have it back up and running with the hour (as at 10.45am).

At midday today the decision was made to shut down the Noosa Triathlon entry system due to our web providers not finding a solution to the database crash this morning.  No entries were taken today as the server has been down from 9am this morning.  Entries have been postponed and the event is NOT full.  We will advise this afternoon via our website and enews when we will reopen for entries.  New measures will take a few days and entries unlikely to open until next week.  We will keep everyone informed as the situation progresses. We appreciate your patience.

Once you get your Noosa Tri entry locked, why not take your preparation to the next level and attend a Noosa Triathlon Training Camp.  With three Noosa Tri camps this year, and one of these an all women's camp, you will over the course of 3 days, dissect the Noosa Tri course with two-time winner, former Australian Triathlete of the year and Triathlon Australia Ironman Coach of the year Nick Croft.  Assisted by champion age grouper Jess Fleming and friendly knowledgable staff, campers will go away with everything you need to know to be your best at the 2010 Noosa Tri. For all camp info see www.mscsport.com.au

Entries into the 2010 Noosa Triathlon Multi Sport Festival will open online from 9am on June 1, 2010 and organizers are tipping entries into the triathlon will fill within hours.  Geoff Meyer, Managing Director of USM EVENTS, says the popularity of the triathlon is both exhilarating and challenging, with organisers working frantically to find more transition area to allow for hundreds of additional competitors each year. 

Noosa Triathlon is known for it's unique competitor singlets and this year we are giving you the opportunity to have your say about the proposed 2010 design. It’s easy to vote…just click on your favourite from the four options and hit submit. Voting closes at 5pm Tuesday 1st June.  Click here to view the designs and have your say!

Go into the draw to win a sponsor package including Mizuno $200 shoe voucher, Eyeline bag and goggles pack, Endura products, Adina watch and Australia Zoo family pass.  It's easy...just complete the Noosa Winter Festival Survey by Friday 11th June 2010.  The survey is designed to gather your feedback and will help us to improve the Noosa Winter Festival in 2011.  It should only take 5 minutes to complete and your participation is greatly appreciated.  The winner will be notifiied by phone on 15th June and their name will be posted on the website.  Click Here to begin the survey.  Thank you and good luck!

The new Noosa Century Rides were received with overwhelming approval from participants this morning. In the past two years the event has started in the heart of Brisbane before winding its way to Noosa. But this year both the 160km and 100km event started and finished in Noosa and while they were weary as they crossed the line all agreed it was by no means easy but certainly spectacular.  Read more

Dominate performances by local Sunshine Coast triathlete Tim George and Brisbane long distance running sensation Clare Geraghty earned them the 2010 Noosa Half Marathon titles yesterday morning.  Breaking into the winners circle after finishing fourth here last year, George clocked a one hour 10 minutes and 50 seconds for the 21.1km course ahead of Sydney's Barry Keem and Steven Page.  Read more