Apple Multisport Festival

Apple Multisport Festival

In 2025, Apple Duathlon celebrates its 43rd year as part of the all-new and expanded Apple Multisport Festival! The festival includes four events participants can choose from:

    • Apple Duathlon — Run/Bike/Run as an individual or 2-person relay team

    • Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon — Pool Swim/Outdoor Bike & Run as an individual or 2 or 3-person relay team

    • Apple Relay Marathon — Run as a 2 or 4-person relay team, in half or full marathon distances

    • Apple Cycling Team Time Trial — Bike in teams of 2 or 4 with each team member cycling 20 miles

The vision of the Apple Multisport Festival is to revive the duathlon community by welcoming triathletes, runners, and cyclists to take part in this legacy event. As one of few early season multisport opportunities, Apple Multisport Festival is a sweet way to kick off the 2025 season. Be Active, Central Minnesota!

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Quick Info
Race Info

Apple Multisport Festival

Duathlon, indoor/outdoor triathlon, relay marathon & cycling team time trial

May 18, 2025

Sartell, MN

Packet Pickup/Race Day Registration

6:00-7:30am


May 18, 2025

Sartell High School

3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN

Williams Integracare Clinic

Festival Details

Note: event details subject to change. Please check back before the event.

Participant Perks

T-shirt

Participants who register by May 1st, 2025, will receive an Apple Multisport Festival t-shirt. Check back — finisher t-shirt design may be revealed soon!

 

 

Apple Multisport Festival T-Shirt

Packet Pickup

6:00-7:30am
Saturday, May 18, 2025
Sartell High School
3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN

Packets include bib numbers, timing chips, and event t-shirts.

All relay teams will only have one bib; thus, the relay team member that is crossing the finish line should be the one wearing the bib.

Apple Duathlon

Schedule

6:00 a.m. – Packet pick-up opens

6:00 a.m. – Transition area opens

6:30 a.m. – Cycling and Relay Marathon pre-race meeting.

7:00 a.m. – Relay Marathon and Cycling Team Time Trial start

7:30 a.m. – Triathlon & Duathlon pre-race meeting.

8:00 a.m. – Duathlon and Triathlon Start

11:30 a.m. – Awards Ceremony (All events)

12:00 p.m. – Time Cap. Race Course Closed.

Events

The Apple Multisport Festival includes four core events for participants to choose from. Select and participate in an individual event, or create a team and register for one of the relay events!

 

Apple Duathlon

Sartell’s iconic Apple Duathlon continues in 2025 for its 43rd year! Sign up as an individual duathlon participant, or a two-person duathlon relay team. See the Apple Duathlon tab for more details.

 

Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon

The Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon began in 2024 and is run in conjunction with the historic Apple Duathlon. This sprint distance event will start with an indoor pool swim and continue outdoors to share the bike and run course with the other events. Sign up as an individual triathlon participant, a two-person triathlon relay team, or a three-person triathlon relay team. See the Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon tab for more details.

 

Apple Relay Marathon

NEW IN 2025! Apple Relay Marathon will be a timed event with awards! With a new course and a new fun format that keeps our relay marathoners close to the venue, we have also removed the need for a support person/driver.

The Apple Relay Marathon can be completed in teams of 2 or 4 people. With the option of half marathon distance (13.1 miles) or marathon distance (26.2 miles), the event will be broken down into 5k’s that can be completed as your team desires. Teammates will take turns running a 5k course while your team members rest, recharge, and recover in the relay exchange area.  Bring a tent, some chairs, music, snacks, Select your distance, and sign up as a two-person or four-person relay team! See the Apple Relay Marathon tab for more details.

 

Apple Cycling Team Time Trial

The Apple Cycling Team Time Trial is a relay-style event consisting of teams of 2 cyclists (40 miles total) or 4 cyclists (80 miles total). Any style of bike (excluding electric) can be used and each team member will complete 1 lap of the 20-mile Apple Bike Course. Sign up as a two-person or four-person relay team. See the Apple Cycling Team Time Trial tab for more details.

Apple Duathlon

Apple Duathlon is one of four core events being offered at the Apple Multisport Festival! View the Events tab above for a summary of all events.

 

Apple Duathlon

Sartell historic Apple Duathlon continues in 2025 for its 43rd year!

Overview

Event: Apple Duathlon
Date: May 18, 2025
Start Time: 8:00 a.m. (mass start with all divisions)
Location: The new Sartell High School (3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN)
Distances: 5k run, 20-mile bike, 5k run
Awards: 10-year age group awards

 

Course Maps

The Apple Duathlon starts and ends at the new Sartell High School, and consists of a 5k run, a 20-mile bike, and another 5k run.

 

Run Course

 

Bike Course

 

Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting

All participants are required to attend the duathlon pre-race briefing at 7:30 a.m. on race day at the event location. We encourage racers to read through all the following rules and FAQs.

Race Course Time Cap

Out of respect to the community, our volunteers, and law enforcement it is necessary to limit the length of time participants are out of the course. Time caps will be enforced so that road closures can be opened and volunteers released as agreed upon through the permitting process. The race course will close at 12:00pm. Participants estimated to finish after that time will be asked to exit the course or finish without support.

USAT Qualifier

Note that Apple Duathlon is NOT a USAT Sanctioned event. For more information on qualifications for regional, national, and world events, visit teamusa.org.

 

Body Marking

Participants are responsible for body marking. Using a permanent black marker (provided at Body Marking Station), the participant’s bib number needs to be written on the participant’s upper arms and calves. If the participant is given a heat/wave number, it should be written on the participant’s left hand.

 

Relay Chip Exchange

For relay teams, timing chips should be exchanged between runners and bikers in the Transition Area. The bike must be on the rack during the chip exchange. There will not be a designated area for relay teams in the Duathlon Transition Area – teams are free to select any area that is available.

 

Transition Area

Due to the multiple event format, our transition area will open at 6:00 a.m. and remain open until the last event starts at 8am. There are no designated racks in the transition area and location is on a first come first serve basis with 4-5 bikes to a rack.

No family members or non-racers may accompany participants into the Transition Area.

We ask that participants step outside of the Transition Area after setting up their bike. If you are a relay teammate awaiting your exchange, please stay clear of other racers moving through transition and only come into transition when you are within minutes of making your exchange.

Please be aware of the timing chutes and chip mats! Do not cross over these mats or go near them with race chips while in the middle of a race.

The transition area will re-open at 10:30 a.m. for participants to gather their gear. Please continue to be aware that other events will be ongoing at this time. Quickly clear out of transition and only visit the parts of the Transition Area that correspond with your event.

 

Equipment Requirements

All participants must wear a helmet. Under no circumstances will anyone be allowed to race without a helmet. Helmets sold by a bike shop will comply with certification requirements. The helmet must be properly placed and fastened before participants first mount their bicycles; and the helmet must remain fastened until the participant has dismounted.

 

Heats & Start Times

8:00 a.m. mass start.

 

Passing

There will be ample room along the course for safe passing. Be sure to safely move away from other participants to provide space during passing.

Before passing anyone, racers should make sure to loudly yell to the person they are passing, “passing on your left!”

 

Bike Support

There will not be a mechanic available. A few basic bike tools will be located in the transition area by the water table.

 

Sag Wagon

There will be support on the course to transport stragglers back to the Transition Area. Participants should recognize that the sag wagon may not be able to reach everyone promptly, depending on the number of bicyclists needing assistance. Please be patient, as our sag support crew gets to participants as soon as they can. The sag wagon cannot provide bike repairs support.

The wagon will transport those racers needing repairs back to the transition area.

 

Water Stops

There will be water in the transition area, and there will be water/Powerade stands at one location on the run course located near the half way point. There will not be a water station on the bike course.

We will have trash bins along the route. Please try to discard water cups and other trash into the recycling bin. Our volunteers will assist in cleaning up.

 

Restrooms

Restrooms available for use are located inside of Sartell High School.

There will be a portable toilet at the halfway point of the run course. There will be no portable toilets on the bike course.

 

Headphones/Music

Headphones/earbuds are allowed for the run. However, for safety, headphones are not allowed on the bike. We ask that participants be safe, courteous, and aware of other runners if they choose to use headphones on the run course.

 

Post-Race Participant Food

To ensure all participants can enjoy food and refreshments, only registered participants will be served at the participant food tent/table. Spectators are encouraged to bring off-site food with them to the event.

Post Race

Participants are encouraged to grab a water bottle and quickly leave the finish line area. The transition area opens at 10:30 a.m. for participants to gather their gear.

Please be respectful of others racing when inside of the transition area. Participants should do their best to leave the transition area as quickly as possible to limit the number of individuals inside of the transition area at one time.

Stick around for our award ceremony at 11:30am in the Sartell High School Commons Area!

Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon

Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon is one of four core events being offered at the Apple Multisport Festival! View the Events tab above for a summary of all events.

 

NEW IN 2025!   Register for the Apple Triathlon — or consider making it your year to take on all 3 of Active Central Minnesota’s premier triathlons by signing up for the Graniteman Endurance Series!

Apple Triathlon – May 18, 2025
Buffalo Triathlon – June 1, 2025
Big Lake Triathlon – August 2, 2025

In order to qualify for awards and recognition for completing the Graniteman Endurance Series, participants must REGISTER FOR THE SERIES (not individual triathlons). Participants must register for the series prior to the closing of registration for the 1st race of the season.

Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon

The Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon is a  sprint-distance event that starts with an indoor 500 yd. pool swim and continues outdoors onto the  bike and run courses. Individuals and relay teams (2 or 3 people) may register.

Overview

Event: Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon
Date: May 18, 2025
Start Time: 8:00 a.m.
Location: Sartell High School (3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN)
Distances: 500 yard swim (25-yard pool, with heats organized into groups of three similar paced swimmers to a lane that will circle swim and allow faster swimmers to pass at the wall); 20-mile bike; 5k run
Awards: 10-year age group awards
Participant Limit: Limited to 144 participants

 

Course Maps

The Apple Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon consists of a 500-yard swim (in the Sartell High School pool), a 20-mile bike, and a 5k run.

 

Bike Course

 

Run Course

 

Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting

All participants are required to attend the triathlon pre-race briefing at 7:30 a.m. on race day at the event location. We encourage racers to read through all the following rules and FAQs.

Race Course Time Cap

Out of respect to the community, our volunteers, and law enforcement it is necessary to limit the length of time participants are out of the course. Time caps will be enforced so that road closures can be opened and volunteers released as agreed upon through the permitting process. The race course will close at 12:00pm. Participants estimated to finish after that time will be asked to exit the course or finish without support.

Body Marking

Participants are responsible for body marking. Using a permanent black marker (provided at Body Marking Station), the participant’s bib number needs to be written on the participant’s upper arms and calves. If the participant is given a heat/wave number, it should be written on the participant’s left hand.

 

Relay Chip Exchange

For relay teams, timing chips should be exchanged between runners and bikers in the Transition Area. The bike must be on the rack during the chip exchange. There will not be a designated area for relay teams in the Triathlon Transition Area – teams are free to select any area that is available.

 

Transition Area

Due to the multiple event format, our transition area will open at 6:00 a.m. and remain open until the last event starts at 8am. There are no designated racks in the transition area and location is on a first come first serve basis with 4-5 bikes to a rack.

No family members or non-racers may accompany participants into the Transition Area.

We ask that participants step outside of the Transition Area after setting up their bike. If you are a relay teammate awaiting your exchange, please stay clear of other racers moving through transition and only come into transition when you are within minutes of making your exchange.

Please be aware of the timing chutes and chip mats! Do not cross over these mats or go near them with race chips while in the middle of a race.

The transition area will re-open at 10:30 a.m. for participants to gather their gear. Please continue to be aware that other events will be ongoing at this time. Quickly clear out of transition and only visit the parts of the Transition Area that correspond with your event.

Equipment Requirements

All participants must wear a helmet. Under no circumstances will anyone be allowed to race without a helmet. Helmets sold by a bike shop will comply with certification requirements. The helmet must be properly placed and fastened before participants first mount their bicycles; and the helmet must remain fastened until the participant has dismounted.

 

Heats & Start Times

8:00 a.m. TBD

 

Passing

There will be ample room along the course for safe passing. Be sure to safely move away from other participants to provide space during passing. Before passing anyone, racers should make sure to loudly yell to the person they are passing, “passing on your left!”

 

Bike Support

There will not be a mechanic available. A few basic bike tools will be located in the transition area by the water table.

 

Sag Wagon

There will be support on the course to transport stragglers back to the Transition Area. Participants should recognize that the sag wagon may not be able to reach everyone promptly, depending on the number of bicyclists needing assistance. Please be patient, as our sag support crew gets to participants as soon as they can.

The sag wagon cannot provide bike repairs support. The wagon will transport those racers needing repairs back to the transition area.

 

Water Stops

There will be water in the transition area, and there will be water/Powerade stands at one location on the run course located near the half way point. There will not be a water station on the bike course.

We will have trash bins along the route. Please try to discard water cups and other trash into the recycling bin. Our volunteers will assist in cleaning up.

 

Triathlon Checklist

Below is a generic checklist of things to bring to a triathlon:

Permanent black marker (body marking)
Swim cap (no caps will be provided)
Goggles (back up pair)
Anti-fog spray
Nose plugs
Ear plugs
Ultra-glide
Bike
Bike shoes
Helmet
Bib number belt (optional/based on preference)
Running shoes
Hat/visor
Sunscreen
Nutrition
Sunglasses
Essential clothes
Water/fluids
Water bottle
Towel
Socks
Earbuds/music (for run, not bike)

 

Restrooms

Restrooms available for use are located inside of Sartell High School. There will be a portable toilet at the halfway point of the run course. There will be no portable toilets on the bike course.

 

Headphones/Music

Headphones/earbuds are allowed for the run. However, for safety, headphones are not allowed on the bike. We ask that participants be safe, courteous, and aware of other runners if they choose to use headphones on the run course.

 

Post-Race Participant Food

To ensure all participants can enjoy food and refreshments, only registered participants will be served at the participant food tent/table. Spectators are encouraged to bring off-site food with them to the event.

Post Race

Participants are encouraged to grab a water bottle and quickly leave the finish line area. The transition area opens at 10:30am for participants to gather their gear.

Please be respectful of others racing when inside of the transition area. Participants should do their best to leave the transition area as quickly as possible to limit the number of individuals inside of the transition area at one time.

Stick around for our award ceremony at 11:30am in the Sartell High School Commons Area!

Apple Relay Marathon

Apple Relay Marathon is one of four core events being offered at the Apple Multisport Festival! View the Events tab above for a summary of all events.

NEW In 2025! Apple Relay Marathon will be a timed event with awards! With a new course and a new fun format that keeps our relay marathoners close to the venue, we have also removed the need for a support person/driver.

Apple Relay Marathon

The Apple Relay Marathon+ can be completed in teams of 2 or 4 people. With the option of doing the Half or Full marathon distances, the event will be broken down into 5k’s that can be completed as your team desires. Teammates will take turns running a 5k course while your team members rest, recharge, relax, and recover in the relay exchange area.  Bring a tent, some chairs, music, snacks, Select your distance, and sign up as a two-person or four-person relay team!

Overview

Event: Apple Relay Marathon
Date: May 18, 2025
Start Time: 7:00 a.m. (mass start)
Location: Sartell High School (3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN)
Distances: Half Marathon (13.1 miles) or Full Marathon (26.2 miles), broken down into 5Ks that can be completed as your team desires.
Awards: Top male, female, co-ed.
Teams: Relay teams of two or four people.
Course Support: There will be a water stop on the course and food at the finish line, but teams are encouraged to bring a cooler full of their favorite snacks, beverages, and recovery food.

Course Map

The Apple Relay Marathon will share the 5k run course with the other multi-sport athletes, with relay teams taking turns running 5Ks as they work through the course.

Run Course

 

Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting

All participants are required to attend the Relay Marathon & Team Time Trial pre-race briefing at 6:30 a.m. on race day at the event location. We encourage racers to read through all the following rules and FAQ’s.

Race Course Time Cap

Out of respect to the community, our volunteers, and law enforcement it is necessary to limit the length of time participants are out of the course. Time caps will be enforced so that road closures can be opened and volunteers released as agreed upon through the permitting process. The race course will close at 12:00pm. Participants estimated to finish after that time will be asked to exit the course or finish without support.

Start and Finish location

The Start/Finish Line will be located on the west side (back entrance) of the school. Each team’s starting relay member should be to the Start Line arch at least 10 minutes prior to the event start time.

 

Heats & Start Times

7:00 a.m. start for all relay running teams

 

Water Stops

There will be an aid/water station along the course. Team can also have their own food, beverage, supplies at their home base near the relay exchange area.

 

Restrooms

Restrooms available for use are located inside of Sartell High School. There will not be portable toilets on the course.

 

Headphones/Music

Headphones/earbuds are allowed for the run. We ask that participants be safe, courteous, and aware of other runners if they choose to use headphones on the course.

 

Post-Race Participant Food

To ensure all participants can enjoy food and refreshments, only registered participants will be served at the participant food tent/table. Spectators are encouraged to bring off-site food with them to the event.

 

Post Race

Participants are encouraged to grab a water bottle and quickly leave the finish line area. Stick around for our award ceremony at 11:30am in the Sartell High School Commons Area!

Apple Cycling Team Time Trial

Apple Cycling Team Time Trial is one of four core events being offered at the Apple Multisport Festival! View the Events tab above for a summary of all events.

 

Apple Cycling Team Time Trial

The Apple Cycling Team Time Trial is a relay-style event consisting of teams of 2 cyclists (40 miles total), or 4 cyclists (80 miles total). Any style of bike (excluding electric) can be used and each team member will complete 1 lap of the 20 mile Apple Bike Course.

Overview

Event: Apple Cycling Team Time Trial
Date: May 18, 2025
Start Time: 7:00 a.m. (Time Trial Start)
Location: Sartell High School (3101 Pine Cone Road North, Sartell, MN)
Distance: Each cyclist completes one full 20-mile lap
Divisions:
Teams of two cyclists (40 miles) and teams of four cyclists (80 miles)
Awards: Awards for the top (1st place only) male, female, and co-ed teams

 

Course Map

The Apple Cycling Team Time Trial includes a 20-mile bike route.

 

Bike Course

 

 

Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting

All participants are required to attend the Relay Marathon & Team Time Trial pre-race briefing at 6:30 a.m. on race day at the event location. We encourage racers to read through all the following rules and FAQ’s.

Race Course Time Cap

Out of respect to the community, our volunteers, and law enforcement it is necessary to limit the length of time participants are out of the course. Time caps will be enforced so that road closures can be opened and volunteers released as agreed upon through the permitting process. The race course will close at 12:00pm. Participants estimated to finish after that time will be asked to exit the course or finish without support.

Body Marking

Participants are responsible for body marking. Using a permanent black marker (provided at Body Marking Station), the participant’s bib number needs to be written on the participant’s upper arms and calves.

 

Relay Chip Exchange

For relay teams, timing chips should be exchanged between runners and bikers in the Transition Area. The bike must be on the rack during the chip exchange.

 

Transition Area

Due to the multiple event format, our transition area will open at 6:00 a.m. and remain open until the last event starts at 8am. There will be  designated racks for the Team Time Trial bikers only. Rack space is on a first come first serve basis with 4-5 bikes to a rack.

No family members or non-racers may accompany participants into the Transition Area. Only participants may enter the Transition Area. (Sorry, no exceptions!)

We ask that participants step outside of the Transition Area after setting up their bike. If you are a relay teammate awaiting your exchange, please stay clear of other racers moving through transition and only come into transition when you are within minutes of making your exchange.

Please be aware of the timing chutes and chip mats! Do not cross over these mats or go near them with race chips while in the middle of a race.

The transition area will re-open at 10:30 a.m. for participants to gather their gear. Please continue to be aware that other events will be ongoing at this time. Quickly clear out of transition and only visit the parts of the Transition Area that correspond with your event.

 

Equipment Requirements

The wristband provided at check in must be worn. All participants must wear a helmet. Under no circumstances will anyone be allowed to race without a helmet. Helmets sold by a bike shop will comply with certification requirements. The helmet must be properly placed and fastened before participants first mount their bicycles; and the helmet must remain fastened until the participant has dismounted.

 

Heats & Start Times

7:00 a.m. Time Trial start

 

Bike Course Information

Participants are to mount/dismount their bike in the designated areas outside of the transition area.

It is critical for bikers to stay to the far right and NOT ride two or more abreast at any time, except when passing.

Drafting is prohibited.

This bike course is an open course, meaning that participants must share the roadway with vehicle traffic.

Every turn will have: 1) A large upright arrow indicating the direction of the turn. 2) Arrows painted on the road surface to indicate the turn. 3) Orange safety cones to follow.

Participants are responsible for their own safety and bike at their own risk.

 

Passing

There will be ample room along the course for safe passing. Be sure to safely move away from other participants to provide space during passing.

Before passing anyone, racers should make sure to loudly yell to the person they are passing, “passing on your left!”

 

Bike Support

There will not be a mechanic available. A few basic bike tools will be located in the transition area by the water table.

 

Sag Wagon

There will be support on the course to transport stragglers back to the Transition Area. Participants should recognize that the sag wagon may not be able to reach everyone promptly, depending on the number of bicyclists needing assistance. Please be patient, as our sag support crew gets to participants as soon as they can.

The sag wagon cannot provide bike repairs support. The wagon will transport those racers needing repairs back to the transition area.

 

Water Stops

There will not be a water station on the course.

 

Restrooms

Restrooms available for use are located inside of Sartell High School. There will be no portable toilets on the bike course.

 

Headphones/Music

For safety, headphones/earbuds are not allowed while biking.

 

Post-Race Participant Food

To ensure all participants can enjoy food and refreshments, only registered participants will be served at the participant food tent/table. Spectators are encouraged to bring off-site food with them to the event.

 

Post Race

Participants are encouraged to grab a water bottle and quickly leave the finish line area. The transition area opens at 10:30am for participants to gather their gear.

Please be respectful of others racing when inside of the transition area. Participants should do their best to leave the transition area as quickly as possible to limit the number of individuals inside of the transition area at one time.

Stick around for our award ceremony at 11:30am in the Sartell High School Commons Area! Awards for the top (1st place only) male, female, and co-ed teams.

FAQs

Weather

The events of Apple Multisport Festival are rain or shine sports, and the races will not be rescheduled due to inclement weather. In the event of severe weather, all attempts will be made to delay the race rather than cancel any portion of it.

Note that weather conditions can change rapidly. We recommend participants prepare for both best- and worst-case scenarios when selecting clothing for the race.

Any weather-related delays will be reported on the Active Central MN Facebook page in the event they occur.

 

Safety

The health and safety of event participants is most important.

Participants should show up for these events healthy, fit, and prepared. They should consult with a doctor about any warning signs during training such as chest pain, shortness of breath, light-headedness, or blacking out.

Participants taking part in the pool swim should practice and prepare adequately; race day should not be a participant’s first exposure to swimming. All participants should make certain their equipment is safe and operable, their gear fit properly, and their bikes (if applies) are checked and in good shape before the event.

During the event, stop at the first sign of a medical problem such as chest pain, breathing difficulties, light-headedness, or unusually high heart rate and seek medical attention. During the race, participants should tend to a fellow athlete if they notice signs of trouble or medical emergencies.

 

Medical Emergencies

If you need medical assistance, from band-aids and ice packs to medical emergencies, staff will be on hand to help. A medical staff person from Williams Integracare will be in a red tent near the finish line that is clearly marked with a teardrop banner. In addition, volunteers along the course will be available to call for aid in the case of emergency.

 

Have other questions?

For those who have additional questions or need assistance prior to race day, please contact us at heather.corcoran@activecentralmn.org.

 

Discounts

Youth (18 & Under) will receive an automatic 50 percent discount at checkout. First Responder (fire, police, paramedic), Military (active, veteran) discount available on step 2 of registration.

 

Deferments, Refunds, & Transfers

  • Deferments of registrations must be made 30 days before the event. All deferments must remain in the same calendar year of registration.
  • Refunds are only issued in the case where Active Central Minnesota has made an error. In all other cases, registrations can be deferred or transferred (within their proper window) but not refunded.
  • Registration transfers are granted on a case by case basis. Not all requests will be granted. Requests for registration transfers must be completed 14 days before the event. If granted, new participants will not have an option to change the shirt size that was originally selected.
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Travel, Parking & Lodging

Multisport Festival location

Sartell High School
3101 Pine Cone Road North
Sartell, MN 56377

Parking

Plenty of parking is available at Sartell High School. No side street or neighborhood parking, please.

Lodging

Nearby hotels include AmericInn by Wyndham Sartell (119 Lesauk Drive, Sartell, MN 56377) and the Hampton Inn & Suites St. Cloud, MN (145 37th Avenue North, St. Cloud, MN 56303) among many others.

Restaurants

Nearby restaurants include Blue Line Sports Bar & Grill (1101 2nd Street South, Sartell, MN 56377) and Great River Bowl and Partners Pub (208 2nd Street South, Sartell, MN 56377) among many others.

Spectators

Spectators are welcome at this event. You may park in regular participant parking.  Unfortunately due to school regulations, dogs are not allowed inside or on the school property. Please stay off the course during the event. Spectators are not allowed in the Transition Area. Outside food and coolers are welcome; food and beverages at the post-race refreshment tent are for athletes only.

Race Results and Photos

Results

Check back here for official times following the event. Active Central MN events are timed by Pickle Events. Results can be found by going to www.mtecresults.com or www.pickleevents.com.

Photos

Check our Facebook page at facebook.com/activecentralmn about a week after the race to see photos.

Volunteers

Contact us at heather.corcoran@activecentralmn.org to learn more about volunteering for this event.

Need Assistance?

For those who have additional questions or need assistance prior to race day, please contact us at heather.corcoran@activecentralmn.org.