Embrunman
{'<entity_0>': 'triathlon', '<entity_1>': 'Embrunman', '<entity_2>': 'Embrun', '<entity_3>': 'France', '<entity_4>': '1500'}
[['Embrunman', 'located in the administrative territorial entity', 'Embrun'], ['Embrunman', 'country', 'France'], ['Embrunman', 'sport', 'triathlon'], ['Embrunman', 'number of participants', '1500'], ['Embrunman', 'location', 'Embrun']]
The <entity_1> is a long distance <entity_0> held on August 15 each year around <entity_2> in the Hautes-Alpes, <entity_3>. The <entity_1> is the culmination of a multi day series of events dedicated to the sport of <entity_0> with an Olympic distance <entity_0> (1.5 km swim, 43.5 km bike, 10 km run) and events reserved for youth and beginners. However, the first bike ride included the steep climb up the Cote de Chalvet (indeed the competitors had to tackle it twice) and which still features today at the end of the bike stage - triathletes today still call it "The Beast" In 1985, the event was given the organisation of the standard distance <entity_0> championship of <entity_3>. In 1986 the <entity_2> <entity_0> became a long distance event with a 4 km swim, 131.5 km bike and 42.2 km run. In 2010, the event supports the twinning of the town of <entity_2> with the Thai island of Ko Samui with the creation of a long-distance <entity_0> on the island. In 1991, the <entity_2> short distance <entity_0> became a stage of the World Cup <entity_0> , a competition with 11 stages and held across 5 continents. As part of its tenth event in 1993, <entity_2> hosts a stage of the World Cup <entity_0> for the third consecutive time. It was not until 1997 that the short distance <entity_0> <entity_2> was a stage of the World Cup <entity_0> again, and for the last time. The 30th staging of the <entity_1> in 2013 saw several events spread over five days of racing: 3500 triathletes, amateurs or professionals, juniors and veterans participated in these competitions, including 1000 registered on the short-distance <entity_0> and <entity_4> inscribed on the long distance <entity_0>.
['sports festival', 'sports competition']