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25 triathlons

IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz, California, United States

A Santa Cruz middle-distance race with an ocean swim by the wharf, rolling Highway 1 riding and a flat coastal-bluff run.

Triathlon: 1.2-mile ocean swim56-mile rolling bike13.1-mile run (70.3 miles total).
Ocean swim, Highway 1 riding and a beach finish.View event →

IRONMAN Maryland

Cambridge, Maryland, United States

A full-distance Cambridge race pairing a Choptank River swim with Eastern Shore riding near Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and a downtown run.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
River swim, wildlife-refuge riding and a downtown Cambridge finish.View event →

IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta

Augusta, Georgia, United States

A middle-distance Augusta race using a downriver Savannah River swim, rural riding and a flat run along the North Augusta Greeneway.

Triathlon: 1.2-mile down-river Savannah River swim56-mile bike13.1-mile run (70.3 miles total).
Fast river swim and a flat, spectator-friendly run.View event →

IRONMAN 70.3 Waco

Waco, Texas, United States

The Heart of Texas middle-distance race brings athletes to the Brazos River and a finish at Waco’s historic Suspension Bridge.

Triathlon at standard IRONMAN 70.3 distance: 1.2-mile swim56-mile bike13.1-mile run.
Brazos River setting with a Suspension Bridge finish.View event →

IRONMAN 70.3 North Carolina

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States (start at Wrightsville Beach; finish near Battleship North Carolina)

The Beach to Battleship middle-distance course starts at Wrightsville Beach and finishes near the Battleship North Carolina.

Triathlon at standard IRONMAN 70.3 distance: 1.2-mile swim56-mile bike13.1-mile run.
Beach start and Battleship North Carolina finish.View event →

IRONMAN California

Sacramento, California, United States

A full-distance Sacramento race with a downriver Sacramento River swim, fast and flat riding through farmland and wine country, and a Capitol finish.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
Downriver swim and a fast, flat route to the California State Capitol.View event →

IRONMAN Florida

Panama City Beach, Florida, United States

A full-distance Panama City Beach race built around an ocean swim and bike and run courses in the surrounding coastal area.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
Ocean swim and coastal Panama City Beach setting.View event →

IRONMAN Cozumel Latin American Championship

Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico

An island full-distance race in Cozumel and the 2026 IRONMAN Latin American Championship, with an ocean swim.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
Island racing and Latin American Championship designation in the 2026 edition.View event →

Challenge Sir Bani Yas

Sir Bani Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

A protected-island Challenge Family race offering full, middle and standard distances on Sir Bani Yas in Abu Dhabi.

long: 3.8 km swim / 180 km bike / 42.2 km run; middle: 1.9 km / 90 km / 21.1 km; standard: 1.5 km / 40 km / 10 km
Wildlife-reserve island setting with a cruise ship as race hotel.View event →

Challenge Wanaka

Wanaka, New Zealand

A South Island destination race in Wanaka with Challenge Family’s 100-distance format.

100 distance: 2 km swim / 80 km bike / 18 km run
Scenic New Zealand setting and a 2/80/18 100-distance course.View event →

Gold Coast T100

Broadwater Parklands and Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

A Gold Coast weekend combining a 100-kilometre race and Olympic triathlon between Broadwater Parklands and Surfers Paradise.

100 km triathlon: 2 km swim / 80 km bike / 18 km run; Olympic triathlon: 1.5 km / 40 km / 10 km
Flat, fast coastal racing with a waterside finish area.View event →

IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside

Oceanside, California, United States

An Oceanside middle-distance race with a protected-harbor swim, Camp Pendleton riding and a Pacific-facing Strand run.

Triathlon: standard 1.2-mile protected-harbor swim56-mile bike (including Camp Pendleton roads)13.1-mile run along the Pacific/Strand.
Protected harbor, Camp Pendleton and an oceanfront Strand finish.View event →

Anfi Challenge Mogán-Gran Canaria

Anfi del Mar / Playa de Mogán, Gran Canaria, Spain

A Gran Canaria Challenge Family race with 100-distance and standard categories around Anfi del Mar and Playa de Mogán.

100 distance: 2 km swim / 80 km bike / 18 km run; standard: 1.9 km swim / 42 km bike / 12.6 km run
Sea swim, closed-to-traffic island riding and a coastal multi-loop run.View event →

IRONMAN Texas

The Woodlands, Texas, United States

A full-distance race based in The Woodlands, with a lake swim and a confirmed April 2027 date.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
Lake swim in The Woodlands; verify any championship designation for 2027.View event →

St. Anthony's Triathlon

St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

A long-running St. Petersburg waterfront weekend with dedicated Olympic and Sprint triathlons and pro and age-group competition.

Olympic triathlon; Sprint triathlon
Waterfront racing with Olympic and Sprint fields.View event →

The Championship

Šamorín, Slovakia

Challenge Family’s Šamorín championship weekend combines a 100-distance race with standard and Sprint community categories.

100 distance: 1.9 km swim / 90 km bike / 21.1 km run; standard: 1.5 km / 40 km / 10 km; sprint: 0.75 km / 20 km / 5 km
Championship racing at the x-bionic sphere sports resort.View event →

IRONMAN 70.3 Hawaiʻi

Kohala Coast, Hawaiʻi, United States

A Kohala Coast middle-distance race framed by Hawaiʻi’s volcanic and coastal landscape and Aloha Spirit.

Triathlon at standard IRONMAN 70.3 distance: 1.2-mile swim56-mile bike13.1-mile run.
Kohala Coast setting and a classic Hawaiʻi destination atmosphere.View event →

Bass Lake Yosemite Triathlon

Bass Lake / Oakhurst, California, USA (near Yosemite National Park)

A Yosemite-area lake race offering published Olympic and Sprint courses at Bass Lake near Oakhurst.

Olympic (1500 m swim / 40 km bike / 10 km run); Sprint (800 m swim / 20 km bike / 5 km run)
Lake racing near Yosemite with Olympic and Sprint options.View event →

2027 Cal Tri DC

Sweden Point Marina, General Smallwood State Park, Marbury, Maryland, USA

A Cal Tri weekend near Washington, DC offering Sprint and Olympic triathlons at Sweden Point Marina in General Smallwood State Park.

Sprint triathlon; Olympic triathlon
Two standard race categories at a waterfront venue about 30 miles south of Washington, DC.View event →

DATEV Challenge Roth

Roth, Bavaria, Germany

A full-distance Challenge Family classic in Roth, featuring the Main–Danube Canal, the Solarer Berg and a high-atmosphere Bavarian finish.

long distance: 3.8 km swim / 180 km bike / 42.2 km run
Iconic Solarer Berg crowds and a full-distance canal course.View event →

Cal Tri Williamsburg

Jamestown Beach Event Park, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA

A flat-and-fast Cal Tri destination race at Jamestown Beach Event Park with Sprint and Olympic options.

Sprint triathlon; Olympic triathlon
Historic Williamsburg setting with Sprint and Olympic racing.View event →

Mountain Lakes Triathlon

Guntersville, Alabama, USA (Lake Guntersville)

The 40th-anniversary Mountain Lakes Triathlon offers Olympic and Sprint courses on Lake Guntersville in Guntersville, Alabama.

Sprint (600 yd swim / 16.2 mi bike / 3 mi run); Olympic (1200 yd swim / 32.4 mi bike / 6 mi run)
Calm-lake swim, flat courses and a 40th-anniversary edition.View event →

IRONMAN Lake Placid

Lake Placid, New York, United States

An Adirondack full-distance race in Lake Placid, featuring a lake swim and a course overview linked by the organizer.

swim: 2.4 mi (3.86 km); bike: 112 mi (180.25 km); run: 26.2 mi (42.20 km)
Lake swim in an Adirondack destination; registration opening is still pending.View event →

2027 USA Triathlon Nationals

Des Moines, Iowa, USA (Grays Lake Park / Water Works Park)

USA Triathlon’s 2027 Nationals bring Sprint, Olympic, draft-legal and mixed-relay racing to Des Moines parks and waterways.

Sprint; Olympic distance (non-draft); Draft-legal triathlon; Mixed triathlon relay
National-championship racing with a lake swim, countryside ride and city finish.View event →

Vancouver T100 Triathlon

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

A Vancouver festival with Sprint and Olympic races on August 14 and a T100 race on August 15, using ocean swimming and closed-road racing.

Sprint (750 m swim / 20 km bike / 5 km run); Olympic (1.5 km swim / 40 km bike / 10 km run)
Multi-format Vancouver weekend with ocean swim and closed roads.View event →

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How do I choose my next triathlon?

Start with a race format, date and location that fit your goals and available preparation time. Review the organizer details before you commit to registration or travel.

What are the main triathlon race formats?

Sprint and Olympic races are common shorter formats. Middle distance events are often called 70.3, while full distance events are often called 140.6. Organizer naming and distances can vary.

Where does the event information come from?

Dates, locations, formats and registration destinations are checked against organizer-published pages. Event information can change, so confirm it directly before making plans.

Does TriDot organize these events?

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