No, is that available at the website?

The guide usually doesn't come out until the week before the race (at least, that's when it came out for the Cali 70.3). You will get an email when it goes out. But make sure you print it. It won't be available on site, if I'm not mistaken.

Jodi

http://www.ironman.com/...last/lv-schedule.pdf

That's a very rough draft of the schedule.

As mentioned, the guide doesn't come out until shortly before the race, but I can dig up some old ones from other events as it answers many of the questions that you have (albeit not explicitly for Louievul) and PM you.

We finally were able to add the The 99 steps of a typical IM trip to one of our newsletter. Thanks again for agreeing to letting us publish them. I made sure credit was given to Jeff Mitchell. You can see them here http://www.multisportcanada.com/...newsletter.cfm#human.

---

John Salt, Founder - MultiSport Canada
Canada's Largest Triathlon Series and Barrelman Niagara Falls
http://www.multisportcanada.com / http://www.niagarafallstriathlon.com
"Discipline Is What You Do When No One Is Watching You"

This is my favourite:

Find swim venue. Put wetsuit on, stand around for 15 minutes. Swim 10 minutes, take wetsuit off. Look around to see if you impressed anyone.

Go to the IM CDA website, the athlete guide is still available there.

JAM,
that is hilarious! thanks for posting, truly made my day.

"We finally were able to add the The 99 steps of a typical IM trip to one of our newsletter. Thanks again for agreeing to letting us publish them. I made sure credit was given to Jeff Mitchell. You can see them here http://www.multisportcanada.com/...newsletter.cfm#human. "

Thanks. that's probably the most fame I'll ever know. I can't wait for the royalty checks to start pouring in...

J