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Ultimate challenge

By KATIE DE VERTEUIL

IT will be a true test of speed, fitness and determination this weekend when thousands flock to Noosa Heads for this year’s Ultimate Sports Festival.
The annual two-day event is made up of three parts: Swim Noosa, Cycle Noosa and Run Noosa.
On Saturday 23 May, athletes will take on the beautiful waters of Noosa in Swim Noosa, with ocean distances for all swim fans – 3.8km, 2km, 1km and 500m.
Two cycling events will follow on Sunday 24 May with distances of 160km and 85km sure to challenge even the fittest competitors in Cycle Noosa.
Run Noosa is the final piece to the Ultimate Sports puzzle with a variety of events and distances to suit everyone on Sunday 24 May.
Whether it be in the half marathon challenge, 10km run, 5km fun run or leisurely walk with the family, there really is something to suit all fitness levels.
Each course promises beautiful beach scenery, great entertainment and a field of fun.
For details visit www.ironman.com

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