Harbor Bay Triathlon

Oct 24, 2026 · 16 mi · Teams

Samuel Hill

Teams206360 Timing

Division: Male
Location: NY

Official Net Time

1:28:45

Started at 07:00:00

Overall

of 8

Gender

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Division

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Male

Top %

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You raced as Tri Hard or Tri Home, a three-person team of Samuel Hill, Joseph Long, and Paul Cooper, in the 16-mile Teams contest at the Harbor Bay Triathlon in Harbor Bay, California, on October 24, 2026. One bib and one clock covered your whole team through the swim, the bike, and the run to the tape, and you crossed in 1:28:45, 1st of 8 teams entered.

Pace Progression

Fastest segment

0:21 per 100m

Swim

Average pace

2:59 per 100m

Slowest segment

5:36

Finish

Pace spread

+5:15 per 100m

Your swim covered 750 meters and closed out in 2:35, the shortest segment of your day. The bike leg carried your team to a cumulative 20,750 meters and took 1:08:45 on its own, bringing your total time to 1:11:20 through that checkpoint. From there the run to the finish line covered the rest of the 16-mile course and added 17:25 more, for a final time of 1:28:45. A triathlon result like this is read in elapsed time, not in a single rate: the swim, the bike, and the run are three different disciplines, and no one number describes all three legs together. That is why the honest way to read your day is checkpoint by checkpoint, in time, rather than as one average across the whole course.

Position & Splits

Your team held the front of the Teams contest at both checkpoints the course recorded: 1st off the water at 2:35, and 1st again off the bike with a cumulative time of 1:11:20. That position held all the way to the tape, where Tri Hard or Tri Home crossed in 1:28:45, 1st of 8 teams entered in the contest. Full splits: swim 2:35 cumulative (2:35 for the leg), bike 1:11:20 cumulative (1:08:45 for the leg), finish 1:28:45 cumulative (17:25 for the closing run). Your team was off the course before 9 in the morning, inside the top 13 percent of everyone timed on the course that day, teams and individuals together.

Checkpoint	Cumulative	Split	Pace	Place
Swim	2:35	2:35	0:21 per 100m	1
Bike	1:11:20	1:08:45	10.8 mph	1
Finish	1:28:45	17:25	5:36	1

Takeaways

Your team led the Teams contest at both recorded checkpoints, from the swim exit through the finish line, and never gave up that position.
The swim was the shortest segment of your day at 2:35, well ahead of the 1:08:45 bike leg and the 17:25 closing run that followed it.
A finish of 1:28:45 put your team inside the top 13 percent of the entire field on the course that day, not only among the other teams.
Three teammates raced under one entry and one clock, so the result reflects the whole team's day, not any single leg or any one member.

Training Implications

With three disciplines split across three people, an idea worth exploring is whether a different leg assignment among Samuel, Joseph, and Paul would change your team's total time, since a Teams entry lets you choose who swims, who bikes, and who runs. Another idea worth trying is timing your transition handoffs on their own in practice, separate from the bike and run segments they are folded into here, to see where a Teams entry's changeover time is actually spent.