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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
An age-grouper poses for the camera as the sun rises over Lake Michigan and athletes get ready to start the day.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Athletes swim in Lake Michigan, with the beautiful Shedd Aquarium serving as a backdrop.
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2010 Lifetime Fitness Triathlon
Spectators look on, hoping for a glance of their loved ones.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
More smiles before the start. It took more than four hours to get over 50 waves of swimmers into the water.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Waves are lined up as far as the eye can see.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The chaos of the swim start.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The sun continues to rise as more and more athletes pile into the Lake Michigan.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Out of the swim and onto the 40km bike course.
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2010 Life Time Fitness Chicago Triathlon
3-time Olympian Hunter Kemper started his race career at age 10 was on hand for autographs and bought ice cream for all those waiting in line -
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Age groupers enjoy the day on the bike.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The City of Chicago serves as backdrop for the entire day.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Sarah Haskins finds herself in a familiar position: at the front of the bike.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Mark Fretta after his win said that this was by-far the biggest win of his career.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Sarah Haskins continues her domination of non-drafting Olympic distance races, taking the win in 2:02:02.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Jillian Petersen was thrilled with her second place finish.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Laurel Wassner finishes third place. Wassner has had a six weeks of actions with a second place finish at the NYC Triathlon and a win at last week's Irongirl Columbia event.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Athletes must run about 800 meters out of the swim and into the first transition.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
An age-group athlete runs up the bridge against the Chicago skyline.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Fretta passed a fading Cameron Dye and then never looked back.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
American Kevin Collington finished second against a tough field.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The day before the big race, the kids got their chance to take to the course.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The youngsters get ready to take to the water.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
The 10 year-old age boys head off at the gun.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Sprint finishes were in order for all age groups.
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2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon
Olympian Hunter Kemper started his race career at age 10. He was on hand for autographs and bought ice cream for all those waiting in line.