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2015-01-23 9:28 AM

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So, from someone outside the KC area what is the word on this Legend Endurance, it's great that they are putting on those 3 70.3 races, but seems VERY ambitious.

Can they pull it off? Do they know what they are doing? Again, not hating, but it's just crazy!


2015-01-23 9:40 AM
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It's Silverback. I know at some point they said it was different, but it's obviously the same group (and the domain name owner is Silverback). Since they aren't doing KS 70.3 and 5150 seems to be dead, I'm thinking they've got some resources. Ad Astra also seems to have replaced the Silverback tri (which has basically been free entry the past two years). I don't know the dollars and cents of triathlon, but it seems like a pretty active step to create a new brand in the space. I've been pretty critical of SB over the past few years, but I'm eager to see how it goes and hope they do well. If these are just rebadged efforts akin to what we saw last year with Tinman, 5150 and SB tri...I think they will be lightly attended and disappointed. I would think/hope that the new branding indicates more focus and effort is being put into it. I don't think you roll out 5 new races without some intent to be successful. One thing for sure is that the options for triathlon in the KC area appear to be at a high, so some of these races/organizers are going to be hurting when it's all said and done.
2015-01-23 9:44 AM
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Thanks for the feedback, you are right, this is a bold step in getting into the market, and it's not like they are doing sprints...I mean 70.3 and 100 tris are, logistically a big deal! If that first one goes bad, you would just die on the vine.

I think Silverback pretty much knows what they are doing, never done one of their races....
2015-01-23 10:14 AM
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Silverback put on the KS 70.3, may it RIP.
2015-01-23 10:43 AM
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Legend is evidently trying to break the record repeatedly for largest medals int he world. They are offering the biggest medal ever in June at Lawrence, then Topeka and then again at Lawrence.
2015-01-23 1:45 PM
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so I should just go for the third, right?


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