The swim conditions were significantly different for the men's and women's races.

Transition challenges were notable due to the long run and sandy conditions.

Athletes performed well, with some achieving personal bests.

The bike course had its challenges, especially with wind conditions.

The run course was long and had its own set of difficulties.

The banquet experience was disappointing in terms of food quality.

Overall, the event had organizational issues that need addressing. The porta potties at the race had mixed reviews, with some being clean and others lacking toilet paper.

Aid stations were shorter than usual but generally adequate for the race.

There were reports of stolen bottles and bike computers during the race, which was concerning for participants.

The run course had mixed terrain, including unpaved sections that affected performance.

The energy on the run course was high, with many spectators cheering for athletes.

Traveling with bikes posed significant challenges, with many athletes experiencing lost or delayed bikes.

Having an air tag or tracker for bikes is highly recommended for international travel.

The race logistics, including transportation and support, could be improved for future events.

Despite the challenges, the overall experience of the race was positive and enjoyable.

Future races in the area, like the 70.3, are worth considering for athletes.

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