Photos: 2012 Rev3 Cedar Point

Viktor Zyemtsev is the men's champion.

ART is on hand at all Rev3 events to help workout the kinks before the race.

A look at the Rev3 timing booth.

Making signs, fighting cancer.

Muscle Milk for all.

NormaTec recovery in a little black box.

Fun in and out of the expo, Cedar Point park is a great location and backdrop.

It's a family affair at Rev3 events.

The Blueseventy worst wetsuit competition was one of the Expo highlights.

Crowds and more crowds at Rev3 Cedar Point.

Rev3 Little Rev takes over the beach.

Eager spectators with signs in hand wait for the early-morning start.

The pro men enter the shallow water for their start.

Rev3 staff checking the elites as they head out for lap two of the swim.

The Muscle Milk buoy just offshore was the turn for lap two.

Pro Ian Mikelson exits the water and heads for T1.

There were a lot of spectators on hand to see the elites exit the water.

The water at Lake Erie was perfect for the swim.

Jessica Meyers heads out early in the bike.

Don't let her classic smile fool you, Malaika Homo was working hard on the bike.

Viktor Zyemtsev had some time to make up on the bike.

Special needs bags at mile 50.

Chris McDonald had a strong bike.

Ian Mikelson passes by one of several corn fields on route to a fifth-place finish.

Carrie Lester with a strong bike was in the lead most of the day.

Even though Daniel Bretscher and Viktor Zyemtsev came into transition several minutes down, they would end up first and second across the line.

Multisport Ministries Pastor John was all smiles on a beautiful day in Ohio.

The womens race was a close one early on the run.

Spirited spectators encouraged all of the athletes for the half and the full.

Eric Limkemann, who led the bike with big margins, ended up fourth on the day.

Team RWB had a good showing in Ohio. Here, Kristina Ament finishes off her run in the half with a little help from her guide.

With a good run Chris McDonald ran into third-place overall.

Best sign of the day went to this pole, I don't think Viktor Zyemtsev would disagree.

With a top-10 finish, James LaMastra gets some hugs.

Carrie Lester is the women's champion.